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Now that’s Wonderful. It’s touching by how they were brought to tears in making progress in fighting neurogenitive disease.

Auckland scientists are celebrating an important breakthrough after zeroing in on a rare genetic mutation causing motor neuron disease. Their work is now being published in the journal Brain, and national correspondent Amanda Gillies spoke to the lead researcher. ➡️ SUBSCRIBE: https://bit.ly/NewshubYouTube.

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Humanoid robots are being developed with advanced capabilities and are expected to have a significant impact on various industries, potentially replacing or enhancing human labor in tasks such as pick and place, elder care, and mass production Questions to inspire discussion What industries will humanoid robots impact?

SpaceX’s dedication to pushing the boundaries of space travel is reflected in the constant evolution of Starship technology, with critical updates focused on enhancing control authority for future orbital missions and the potential for revolutionizing internet access in space Questions to inspire discussion What critic.

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Dr. José Cordeiro discusses the scientific advances & social trends driving life-extension research as described in his book, “The Death of Death: The Scient…

“Water is really important for life,” said Dr. Eryn Cangi. “We need to understand the conditions that support liquid water in the universe, and that may have produced the very dry state of Venus today.”

How did the planet Venus lose its water? This debate has rage on for some time and something a recent study published in Nature hopes to address as a team of researchers from the University of Colorado Boulder (UCB) and the University of Arizona (UoA) as they have potentially conducted a groundbreaking study that could help explain the processes responsible for making Venus the hellish world it is today, whereas scientists have long hypothesized that the second planet from the Sun was much more hospitable billions of years ago.

“Water is really important for life,” said Dr. Eryn Cangi, who is a research scientist at the Laboratory for Atmospheric and Space Physics (LASP) at UCB and a co-author of the study. “We need to understand the conditions that support liquid water in the universe, and that may have produced the very dry state of Venus today.”

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From UPenn, Google Deepmind, & NVIDIA Introducing🎓, our latest effort pushing the frontier of robot learning using LLMs!

From upenn, google deepmind, & NVIDIA

Introducing🎓, our latest effort pushing the frontier of robot learning using LLMs!

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Each year the average American consumes more than 23 barrels of petroleum products. What does a lifetime of fossil fuel consumption look like?