[ad_1] Scientists can now capture gravitational waves better than ever. Although physicists only observed the first of these cosmic “chirps” in 2015, subsequent improvements in detectors have increasingly opened these signals to scientific study. Twins Gravitational wave observatory with laser interferometer (LIGO) in Louisiana and Washington, as well as a …
Read More »‘Pumpkin Space Latte’ we can call it from the photo of Australia taken from space and shared by NASA
[ad_1] A shocking photo taken during the fall by International Space Station (ISS) space traveler Scott Kelly of beautiful Australia helped the web remember the “Pumpkin Space Latte”. Mutua on NASA’s Instagram grip, the outstanding image of Australia, one of the Infinite Wonders, depicts a strikingly updated shading image of …
Read More »Graphene-based memory resistors show promising results for brain-based computing
[ad_1] Graphene memristors open the door to biomimetic computation. Credit: Jennifer M. McCann / Penn State With the slowing of progress in traditional computing, new forms of processing are coming to the fore. At Penn State, a team of engineers is attempting to pave the way for a type of …
Read More »Asteroid 16 Psyche is worth perhaps 10,000 quadrillion dollars
[ad_1] The Hubble Space Telescope has discovered an asteroid in the main asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter called 16 Psyche. The asteroid is located approximately 230 million miles from Earth and is 140 miles wide. These dimensions make the asteroid roughly the size of West Virginia. What makes 16 …
Read More »A mutated strain of COVID-19 causes most of the new infections in Europe and has been spread across the continent by tourists, scientists say
[ad_1] Most of the new cases of COVID-19 in Europe come from a mutated variant of the virus spread from Spain by tourists, scientists said in a report Thursday. The coronavirus variant originated in northeastern Spain in June and was brought overseas by tourists and other travelers, the scientists said. …
Read More »Graphene-based memory resistors show promising results for brain-based computing
[ad_1] IMAGE: Graphene memristors open the door to visualization of biomimetic computation More Credit: Jennifer M. McCann / Penn State With the slowing of progress in traditional computing, new forms of processing are coming to the fore. At Penn State, a team of engineers is attempting to pave the way …
Read More »The new EPFL drone design was inspired by a bird
[ad_1] EPFL’s Intelligent Systems Laboratory engineers have designed a new drone inspired by a bird of prey. When researchers say raptor, they’re not talking about a dinosaur or the Ford pickup. They are talking about a bird of prey. Specifically, the northern goshawk. A northern goshawk is a fast, powerful …
Read More »The new EPFL drone design was inspired by a bird
[ad_1] EPFL’s Intelligent Systems Laboratory engineers have designed a new drone inspired by a bird of prey. When researchers say raptor, they’re not talking about a dinosaur or the Ford pickup. They are talking about a bird of prey. Specifically, the northern goshawk. A northern goshawk is a fast, powerful …
Read More »Efficient brain-based processing using graphene-based memory resistors
[ad_1] Graphene memristors open the door to biomimetic computation. Credit: Jennifer M. McCann / Penn State With the slowing of progress in traditional computing, new forms of processing are coming to the fore. At Penn State, a team of engineers is attempting to pave the way for a type of …
Read More »Eve’s light strip is the first to support HomeKit’s adaptive color-changing lighting
[ad_1] Eve’s smart light strip can now automatically adjust its colors throughout the day thanks to iOS 14’s new adaptive lighting feature, the company announced. The light strip is the first product to support the new Apple HomeKit feature, according to Eve, but first it requires a firmware update that …
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