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Shocking Truth: These Monster Planets Are 'Time Machines'
Data from NASA and ESA reveal a giant, extreme planet with the power to cause its neighboring star to rejuvenate and distort astronomical measurements.
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James Webb Telescope captures stunning images of 19 spiral galaxies
The James Webb Space Telescope has captured stunning images, with remarkable detail, of 19 spiral galaxies located relatively close to the Milky Way.
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Ancient ocean floor discovered surrounding Earth's core
Scientists have found an ancient ocean floor deep inside the Earth with mountains five times taller than Mount Everest through seismic data.
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Why does it take 700,000 liters of water to train the ChatGPT model?
New research reveals that the huge amount of water consumed during GPT-3 training is enough to produce 370 BMWs or 320 Tesla electric cars.
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Why is Egyptian Queen Cleopatra the most viewed on Wikipedia in 2022?
In 2022, topping the list of most viewed articles on Wikipedia was a surprising name: Egyptian queen Cleopatra, with more than 50 million views.
Conquer Mars
NASA releases ice map on Mars
Mapping the ice under the surface of Mars will help mission planners decide on potential landing spots for future astronauts.
Flu epidemic
What data makes Hanoi distance according to Directive 16?
On July 22, the Covid-19 risk warning map in Hanoi changed from yellow to red, and the next day, Deputy Prime Minister Vu Duc Dam discussed with Hanoi Chairman Chu Ngoc…
Space science
Artificial satellite missing for 40 years suddenly returns, leaving scientists bewildered
In the dark and boundless space, an artificial satellite that had been missing for 40 years made a spectacular return, leaving scientists around the world shocked and wo…
Space science
Explore the universe through the most detailed 3D virtual reality map
Swiss scientists use VR technology and a huge astronomical database to simulate the universe in 360 degrees in real time.
AI - Artificial intelligence
AI camera shoots without lens
Paragraphica Camera uses location, weather, time, and AI information to create a complex image of where the user is standing.
Space science
A celestial body you see was born from Earth in just a few hours.
A new supercomputer simulation based on known data about Earth, the Moon and the hypothetical planet Theia has revealed a shocking piece of Earth's history.
New technology
Humanoid Robots Work in a Chinese Factory
Robotics startup MagicLab introduces a fleet of humanoid robots at a factory to train them in a variety of jobs.
Space science
Does Earth reside in one of the most unusual places in the universe?
Data from three large-scale space surveys confirm that the Milky Way monster to which Earth belongs is very different from its peers.
Space science
Solving 'traffic jams' in space
The rapid increase in the number of satellites and space junk will make low Earth orbit unusable.
Space science
Before it collapsed, the observatory received a strange signal 'from the dead'
Scientists from the Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence (SETI - USA) have found a 'treasure' in the data left by the Arecibo observatory.