Circa 2019
Human ears can’t hear them, but other plants or animals might.
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Report recommends future NASA missions
The latest Planetary Science Decadal Survey has been published. The future mission recommendations include a Uranus orbiter in the mid-2040s (the first visit to the planet since 1986) and the Enceladus Orbilander (landing in the early 2050s).
Embracing an ML-first mindset helps startups accelerate time-to-market and build long-term competitiveness
The shift towards ML-driven efficiency is changing the way founders and creators think. Learn to embrace an ML-first mindset from day one.
Lilium’s High-Speed eVTOL Jet Takes Final Steps Toward Certification
Instead of luxury private jets, some could opt in the future for a new generation of eVTOL (electric vertical take-off and landing) jets. One of them, the Lilium eVTOL jet, is closer to certification.
Electron rain is driven to Earth
In this podcast we also chat about hunting meteorites.
These hackers showed just how easy it is to target critical infrastructure
This week, the two Dutch researchers took home $90,000 and a new Pwn2Own championship trophy by targeting the software that helps run the world’s critical infrastructure.
They say it was their easiest challenge yet.
Nuclear fusion: Inside the construction of the world’s largest tokamak
How close are we to achieving reliable nuclear fusion? The ITER experiment in France aims to bring the process closer to reality.
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This is not the last blog for this project, but it is perhaps the main blog because it showcases how well the Hammond box works to house the project. I had fun designing the interior chassis to hold all the subsystems in position.
A gigantic EU tunnel will connect Scandinavia to the Mediterranean. For $11 billion?
Have you ever heard of the Scandinavian-Mediterranean Corridor? As the fifth of the Trans-European Transport Network’s nine priority axes, it is a critical path for the European economy.
It spans from Finland and Sweden in the north to the island of Malta in the south, passing through Denmark, Northern, Central, and Southern Germany, Northern Italy’s industrial areas, and southern Italian ports.
The Alpine mountain range between Munich and Verona, however, represents a major bottleneck for the corridor. The Brenner Base Rail tunnel is intended to solve this problem. It is scheduled to open in 2028 and seeks to reduce traffic while meeting the EU’s environmental goals for preserving the future of the environmentally vulnerable alpine region. If you want to understand more about the history and recent advancements of this gigantic project, be sure to watch the video by the YouTube channel The B1M posted above, and as always, enjoy!
“” Most people in the world are operating under the false impression that we’ve got too many people
This is not true. Earth could maintain a population many times the current level. The birth rate has been dropping like crazy. — @elonmusk