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AI and brain implant enables ALS patient to easily converse with family ‘for 1st time in years’

AI and brain implant enables ALS patient to easily converse with family ‘for 1st time in years’

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Another blow for dark matter as biggest hunt yet finds nothing

Another blow for dark matter as biggest hunt yet finds nothing

LUX-ZEPLIN, a dark matter detector made of 7 tonnes of liquid xenon buried 1.5 kilometres underground, is the most sensitive yet – but after 280 days of searching, it hasn’t found any WIMPs.


Mantle waves buoy continents upward and bedeck them with diamonds

Mantle waves buoy continents upward and bedeck them with diamonds

Waves in the underlying layer known as the mantle can scour off the keels of continents, buoying their surfaces upward to form prominent landforms far from any active plate boundaries, researchers propose in the Aug. 8 Nature.


Metal gives the teeth of Komodo dragons their super strength

Metal gives the teeth of Komodo dragons their super strength

The biggest monitor, the venomous Komodo dragon, can reach lengths of 3 meters, weigh in at more than 90 kilograms 200 pounds, sprint at speeds of 20 kilometers (13 miles) per hour, and eat up to 80 percent of its body weight at a single sitting.


Birth of a hurricane: What meteorologists look for as they hunt for early signs of a tropical cyclone forming

Birth of a hurricane: What meteorologists look for as they hunt for early signs of a tropical cyclone forming

Recognizing the early stages in the life cycle of a hurricane has been very challenging because there aren't large numbers of surface stations and weather balloons to provide detailed atmospheric information over the open ocean.


Here are 5 exoplanet mysteries the James Webb telescope could help solve

Here are 5 exoplanet mysteries the James Webb telescope could help solve

For instance, a surface covered in the black rock basalt would hint at the presence of volcanoes, like on many planets in our solar system.


Why NASA is sending a probe to Europa – and what it’s looking for

Why NASA is sending a probe to Europa – and what it’s looking for

This, in addition to hints of geophysical activity – such as the rusty lines that streak its surface – and complex chemistry, is why Europa has long captivated astronomers searching for habitable worlds beyond our pale blue dot.


Evolution: Facts about the processes that shape the diversity of life on Earth

Evolution: Facts about the processes that shape the diversity of life on Earth

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Most climate policies do little to prevent climate change

Most climate policies do little to prevent climate change

The researchers found 69 of these emissions “breaks” and compared them with a database compiled by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) that tracks what types of climate policies were enacted when.


What is the ‘tree of life’?

What is the ‘tree of life’?

She has written for The Guardian, Wired Magazine, TED Ed, Anthropocene, China Dialogue, and Yale e360 among others, and has masters degree in science, health, and environmental reporting from New York University.


New COVID-19 booster shots have been approved. When should you get one?

New COVID-19 booster shots have been approved. When should you get one?

One large study examining evidence of antibodies against the coronavirus found that by the fall of 2022 more than 96 percent of people in the United States had immunity from vaccination, prior infection or both.


Video games are good, actually, find scientists

Video games are good, actually, find scientists

Egami and his colleagues found that those who won the lotteries had slightly better mental well-being scores than those who were unsuccessful, though this plateaued after about 3 hours per day of total playing time.