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The day is coming—some say it has already arrived—when man-made intelligence will be able to create things that its human creators were unable to.However, our regulations are falling behind this

Environment

The impact of climate change on Peruvian glaciers is being debated in a German court.

Environment Article

German adjudicators and specialists have shown up at the edge of a liquefying ice sheet high up in the Peruvian

Astronomy

It’s Possible that the Asteroid that Formed the Imbrium Basin on the Moon was Protoplanet-Sized

Astronomy Article

Around 3.8 billion years ago, an asteroid measuring more than 150 miles across and roughly the length of New Jersey

Biology

Robotic buoys have been created to keep Atlantic right whales safe.

Biology Article

A Cape Cod science center and one of the world's biggest delivery organizations are teaming up on a venture to

Astronomy

Scientists Argue that Water is not as Invincible as Previously Thought Within Dark, Polar Moon Craters

Astronomy Article

The Moon's south pole region contains some of the solar system's most extreme environments: it's unbelievably cold, extensively cratered, and

Physics

Cell stress response is governed by a gene associated to severe learning impairments.

Physics Article

A quality that has been related to extreme learning handicaps in people has been found to likewise assume a fundamental part in cells' reaction to environmental pressure, as per a

Physics

All-optical computing of a set of transformations using a polarization-encoded diffractive network

Physics Article

Executing huge-scope direct changes or network calculations assumes a critical part in current data-handling frameworks. Advanced PC frameworks need to

Physics