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Born nearly 100 years ago, the transistor is considered by some scientists to be one of the most important inventions for mankind, on par with the telephone, light bulb…
Scientists have filmed killer whales attacking smaller dolphins, taking down their prey and sharing meals with their mates.
Building on current holographic technology, a team of optical display experts has invented a way to improve 3D displays small enough to work in regular eyeglasses.
Divers and marine biologists encountered tuna crabs piling up on the seabed near San Diego due to being swept close to shore by ocean currents.
The reasons for the feud between humans and Asian elephants can be found in the elephants' history and current habitat changes.
Algorithms have become an indispensable part of the current technological age.
Quantum computers will indeed destroy Bitcoin and current Blockchain technology, if it reaches a mature stage.
A new study published in the journal Nature Communications found that ocean currents moving in winding patterns play a large role in the melting of ice shelves in Antarc…
'Current AI systems cannot yet wipe out humanity. But in 1, 2 or 5 years, it's not certain', Yoshua Bengio - Professor at the University of Montreal - expressed concern.
Thanks to its extremely unique silk-spinning mechanism and knowing how to take advantage of air currents, Darwin's bark spider can build a 25m long 'bridge' across the r…
Southeast Asian countries are experiencing consecutive hot days, hot at a level that meteorologists call 'historic' and unprecedented.
Despite its massive body, the Andean condor holds the record for the longest flight thanks to air currents alone, without flapping its wings for five hours.
After 34 years, Abigail and Brittany Hensal are still physically attached to each other, but their lives have changed a lot.
Researchers are looking for ways to prevent warm ocean currents from approaching and collapsing glaciers at an increasingly rapid rate today.