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Science News July 26

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Welcome everyone to this week’s science news. Today we’ll talk about Einstein, who was right again, metals that heal, a new type of stellar object, a quantum drum, how conscious awareness comes about, maybe, a better way to tell ...

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Electric Vehicles: How difficult is the transition? (Re-upload)

As many of you have pointed out, the video on electric vehicles which ran one week ago had several mistakes and omissions. I have been extremely unhappy with that and decided to take the video down and upload a revised version. I want to thank you all for your support here on Patreon because with...

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Are Personality Tests the New Horoscopes?

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Are you extroverted, a social butterfly? Or more the introverted type who lingers around in a corner of the room? Are you agreeable? Or quick to argue? Do you like your routine? Or do you get easily bored? What’s your pe...

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World’s Biggest Telescope, 3D-Printed Doritos, and a Supersonic Jet

World’s Biggest Telescope Half Completed


A webcam image, taken in ...

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Science News July 19

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Welcome everyone to this week’s science news. Today we’ll fly 13 billion years back in time, talk about dark stars, quantum payments, the efficiency of solar cells, rubber that counts, a biodiversity cycle, scientists who shoot ...

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Science News July 12

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Welcome everyone to this week’s science news. Today we’ll talk about a new atomic nucleus, a map of a fruit fly brain, an explanation for the gravity hole in the Indian ocean, a better source of quantum light, how NASA is prepari...

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Quantum mechanics is nonlocal, but what does that mean?

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According to the headlines, last year’s Nobel Prize in physics was awarded for showing that 2023-07-08 12:01:00 +0000 UTC View Post

Young People Who Listen, Photodragging, New NASA LEGO, And IQ Tests for AI

Photoshopping is Yesterday, Today is Photodragging

The DragGan App on Hugging Face uses AI to create a 3D model of a photo and then allows you to drag it. At this point it’s not exactly user-friendly,...

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Science News July 5

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Welcome everyone to this week’s science news. Today we’ll talk about the first evidence that time ran slower in the early universe, how to catch light, what astronomers think about the new starlink satellites, a breakthrough in q...

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Do we need IQ tests for AI?

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Artificial Intelligence. It seems like lately everyone talks about it, everywhere, all at once. But is artificial intelligence really intelligent? What do we even mean by intelligent? If it’s not yet intelligent, how would we find ...

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Science News June 28

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Welcome everyone to this week’s science news. Today we’ll talk about quantum computers that are really good at guessing, room temperature superconductors, again, how we changed the tilt of Earth’s axis without noticing, the env...

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Is the microchip shortage over?

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Remember COVID? That pandemic we had back then? It did more than making homemade bread fashionable, it also showed us just how easily global supply networks can be disrupted. The Covid pandemic affected nearly every sector of our ec...

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Science News June 21

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Welcome everyone to this week’s science news. Today we’ll talk about plants that use quantum mechanics, the first data from a new galaxy survey, quantum utility, online hate groups, photonic computing, the most sensitive power me...

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Will entropy increase kill the universe?

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Life needs order. This isn’t just what exhausted parents say, it’s a property of nature. Life requires structure. The human body for example isn’t just a bag of mixed atoms – the atoms are ordered, they’re in very specific ...

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Astrophysicists Rethink What It Means for a Planet to be “Habitable” & ChatGPT Helps with the Tomato Harvest

Astrophysicists Rethink What It Means for a Planet to be “Habitable”

The term “habitable” has traditionally been used to describe planets that could have liquid wa...

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Science News June 14

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Welcome everyone to this week’s science news! Today we’ll talk about evidence against dark matter that might also be evidence for dark matter, atoms that breathe, noise cancellation with plasma, wireless power transmission in sp...

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Can we improve humans? Biohacking and Transhumanism.

This is Jan. He had a chip implanted into his hand. Now he can use it to pay and check his account balance.

This is Neil. Neil had an antenna implanted into his skull bone. It allows him to feel and hear colours, including infrared and ultraviolet. He also has a button in a tooth that he ...

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Metal Shortage in Europe & A New Health Indicator

Better MRI Thanks to Quantum Physics

German start-up NVision wants to revolutionize Magnetic Reson...

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Science News June 7

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Welcome everyone to this week’s science news! Today we’ll talk about a new search for dark matter, how to navigate with quantum effects, why amino acids are left-handed, medical tests in a cave, the Roman space telescope, a new r...

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Has Physics Ruled out Free Will

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The future is determined by the past, except for random quantum jumps which no one can control. Causes have causes have causes, and they go back all the way to the big bang. Does that mean we have no free will? People often ask me th...

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New High Resolution Images of the Sun & Upcoming Brain Implants

New High-Resolution Images from the Sun’s Surface


The world's most powerful ground-based solar telescope, the View Post

Science News May 31

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Welcome everyone to this week’s science news. Today we’ll talk about a new study that sheds doubt on the big bounce model of the universe, quantum repeaters, a quantum simulation of curved space time, a snake-robot, metamaterials in space...

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How dangerous is the bird flu to humans?

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A lot of birds have had the flu recently. You may have seen the headlines about it. This winter we’ve seen a severe outbreak of the bird flu, or avian flu. How much should we worry about that? I’ve tried to figure out what’s go...

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A transistor made of wood & The Health Benefits of Cat memes

A Transistor Made of Wood

Scientists from Linköping University and the KTH in Sweden have created the world's first wooden transistor. They used balsa wood and removed it...

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Science News May 24

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Welcome everyone to this week’s science news. Today we’ll talk about traces of your DNA in the air, a new telescope that will track down gravitational wave sources, a new quantum advantage claim, e-Fuels, a superconductor experim...

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Why is everyone suddenly neurodivergent?

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In 2003, Simon Baron-Cohen, a clinical psychologist at the University of Cambridge, claimed that Albert Einstein had autism. 2023-05-20 12:01:00 +0000 UTC View Post

Can Aliens Find Us & Rubin Observatory Update

Can Aliens Find Us? It’s Complicated.

We look for signs of alien civilization elsewhere, but what if aliens are looking for us, too? Could they find us? Two new studies ...

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Science News May 17

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Welcome everyone to this week’s science news. Today we’ll talk about quantum computing, mother trees, diamonds, microscopy with entangled photons, a supernova that we saw 5 times, a telescope made of fluid, better glasses, a new alien sea...

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The Origin of Life: What do we know?

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The origin of life is without doubt one of the big open questions of science. We understand well how solar systems form and how planet Earth was created. We also understand how life evolved from the first microbes to bipedal mammals with oppo...

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Jellyfish-Robot That Can Clean The Ocean Floor And Sex in Space

A Jellyfish-Robot That Can Clean The Ocean Floor

Scientists at the Max Planck Institute for Intelligent Systems in Stuttgart have created a jellyfish-like robot that can s...

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