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Mar 18, 2023

A Watery Probe for Ion–Electron Interactions

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Researchers have developed a method for measuring the strength of certain ion–electron interactions in water, with initial tests throwing up unexpected results.

Mar 18, 2023

How Microswimmers Push Through Solid-Like Fluids

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If a helical bacteria’s tail propulsion is strong enough to deform the yield-stress fluid ahead of the swimmer, locomotion proceeds.

Mar 18, 2023

8 Weird Science Fiction Books

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FallenKingdomReads’ list of 8 Weird Science Fiction Books.

If you’re a fan of science fiction that defies expectations and bends the rules, you’re in for a treat. Here are eight weird and wonderful books that will take you on mind-bending journeys through strange and unusual worlds.

A young family moves into a house that is larger on the inside than it is on the outside. As they explore the strange corridors and shifting spaces, they uncover a disturbing mystery that threatens to consume them.

Mar 18, 2023

Scientists Are Starting To Think The Future Is Affecting The Past In Mind-bending Time Theory

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Retrocausality is a theory in quantum science that reflects on how the future can affect the past. The future affecting the past sounds like something straight out of a sci-fi film (and it’s been in a few of these, too), but it’s also an actual theory based on quantum physics, and more scientists are starting to buy into it.

Mar 18, 2023

Where Did Earth’s Water Come From? New Meteorite Study Finds A Clue

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If you want to know which objects brought water to a once-dry planet, think small.

Mar 17, 2023

New ocean in making? Africa slowly splitting into two, scientists predict nature’s rarest move

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As Africa splits into two pieces, scientists predict the beginning of the rarest natural phenomena. Researchers believe that in the distant future, the creation of a new ocean may result in the division of Africa into two pieces. The separation of two significant portions of the continent may eventually lead to the formation of a new body of water. In millions of years, landlocked nations like Zambia and Uganda might have their own coasts.

The splitting of an one tectonic plate into two or more tectonic plates divided by divergent plate borders is known as rifting, according to Science Direct. Where the Earth’s tectonic plates separate, a lowland area known as the rift valley arises, according to National Geographic.

These rift valleys can be found both on land and on the ocean’s floor. According to IFLScience research, this event dates back at least 138 million years to the time when South America and Africa became separated into separate continents. According to NBC News, the Red Sea and the Gulf of Aden were formed as a result of the Arabian plate moving away from Africa for the past 30 million years.

Mar 17, 2023

Who were the Celts, the fierce warriors who practiced druidism and sacked Rome?

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The ancient Celts were fierce warriors who lived in mainland Europe. But during the Renaissance, an idea took hold that they lived in the British Isles.

Mar 17, 2023

Microsoft’s new Copilot will change Office documents forever

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Copilot is more than just a chatbot. Microsoft is gradually building an AI assistant that it has dreamed about for years.

Microsoft’s new AI-powered Copilot summarized my meeting instantly yesterday (the meeting was with Microsoft to discuss Copilot, of course) before listing out the questions I’d asked just seconds before. I’ve watched Microsoft demo the future of work for years with concepts about virtual assistants, but Copilot is the closest thing I’ve ever seen to them coming true.

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Mar 17, 2023

GPT-4 Has the Memory of a Goldfish

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Large language models know a lot but can’t remember much at all.

Mar 17, 2023

Adapting to Alien Places may not be a Big Problem for Life. Ask Any of These Strange Creatures!

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