7 Strange Prophecies of Nostradamus AI about the World: Cancer, Mars Are Also Named
What if we let artificial intelligence (AI) predict possible future events in the style of the legendary 16th-century French astrologer Nostradamus?
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What if we let artificial intelligence (AI) predict possible future events in the style of the legendary 16th-century French astrologer Nostradamus?
This infinite calendar can help us read the date of any day in the future.
In the near future, China will apply the domestically developed permanent magnet synchronous traction system to high-speed trains, which will be more energy-saving and g…
500 years is not a long time in the entire history of human development.
Once the Atlantic Ocean's reverse current collapses, sea levels will rise globally, rainfall patterns will change and many marine ecosystems will be destroyed...
Human history is full of strangeness and surprises. There have been many prophecies made in the past that have come true.
Welcome to the future, where children are born not only on Earth but also on the Moon.
In the energy sector, fossil fuels are the main source of energy due to their relatively low cost.
Statistics and future predictions are raising big questions for the present.
Mars has towering volcanoes alongside deep valleys, many spectacular locations for future exploration.
A research team from the University of Science and Technology of China has come up with a battery design that could be applied to Mars exploration.
In the province of Limburg, one of Belgium's important pear growing areas, there is an orchard with 12 transparent domes, surrounded by a wall overlooking a park.
The National Astronomical Research Institute of Thailand (NARIT) and the China National Space Administration (CNSA) jointly introduced lunar soil samples collected durin…
Computer scientists have created an artificial intelligence (AI) program that can predict when catastrophic tipping points will occur and want to use it to forecast ecol…
Scientists from Oregon State University have determined that the current rate of natural CO2 increase on Earth is the fastest in the past 50,000 years.