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Neuralink tests controlling a robotic arm with thoughts
New technology from Neuralink could help paralyzed people perform simple everyday tasks without assistance.
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AI - Artificial intelligence
Elon Musk's ambition to merge humans with AI
Elon Musk is currently implanting brain-computer interface chips to help paralyzed people, but his long-term goal is to merge humans with AI.
Archeology
The secret under the gold leaves in the ancient scriptures over a thousand years old
Researchers at the Zayed National Museum (ZNM) in Abu Dhabi have discovered characters hidden beneath intricate gold leaf patterns on a page of the Blue Quran.
Space science
US student's amateur rocket reaches record height
A group of students from the University of Southern California launched the Aftershock II rocket, reaching an altitude of 143.3m above the Earth's surface, breaking many…
Biology
Did you know: Where did the first seeds come from?
From the delicate dandelion to the majestic oak tree, millions of plant species use seeds to reproduce and grow. But where did the first seeds come from?
Animal world
Are orange cats as 'scandalous' as rumored?
Orange cats are known for their bright coats and playful personalities, but some people may be surprised to learn that these cats can also have a reputation for being ag…
AI - Artificial intelligence
Church installs AI confession room
A church in Switzerland has set up an AI-powered version of its confessional to chat with visitors, attracting quite a few curious onlookers.
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The dark side of feudal mandarins: Falling and drowning while attending the king
The rules of the officialdom show an extremely harsh feudal society, and are rarely shown in historical dramas.
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Portraits of two people about to be canonized by the Pope
On November 20, Pope Francis said he would canonize Carlo Acutis (1991-2006) and Pier Giorgio Frassati (1901-1925) in two events held in Rome in 2025.
Conquer Mars
NASA robot captures 'living ocean' on Mars
An ancient ocean as vast and life-friendly as Earth's once existed elsewhere in the solar system.
Oceanography
The Mediterranean Sea could disappear
As the Earth's two major tectonic plates collide, it is likely that the Mediterranean Sea will be wiped off the map in the future.
Oceanography
Algae that causes memory loss discovered in Philippine waters
Scientists have discovered two species of microscopic algae that produce toxins that can cause memory loss in the waters of the Philippines.
Oceanography
50g Creature Makes Sound Louder Than a Jet Engine: What's the Secret?
Although it only weighs 50g, this creature can create a very loud sound, louder than the sound of a jet engine.
Space science
Chinese heavy rocket design returns with clamp
China has introduced a reusable rocket concept in which the first stage is caught by a clamp on return, and the second stage lands vertically.
Biology
The tree has roots that grow 7 meters long. Asians love it, but Europeans are afraid of it and no one dares to plant it.
This precious Asian medicinal plant has repeatedly caused nightmares in countries such as the Netherlands and England.