The building is jam-packed with towering stainless-steel cylinders — Super Heavy vehicles, the first stage of SpaceX’s Starship megarocket — which rise nearly to the roof.
“Super Heavy boosters for the next three flights, with a fourth ready to stack, in the Starbase Megabay,” SpaceX wrote in the post.
How generative #AI is transforming de novo protein design.
Advances in artificial intelligence are revolutionizing protein engineering and design. This Perspective discusses the concepts and approaches of de novo protein design, emerging challenges in designing structure and function, and the frontiers that lie ahead in deconstructing cellular processes with de novo proteins.
This is the first good news I’ve heard from Intel in about 5 years. All they are doing here is gluing memory chips made by others to GPUs made by others, but it is something!
Nvidia will start using Intel’s Foveros packaging technology for some of its high-performance datacenter grade GPUs in Q2, according to a report.
Scientists report the first “strong direct evidence” for a fundamental cosmic phenomenon in a region of space near the beginning of the universe.
Science: for who ever want to landing or touch the sun 🌞 ☀️. Yeah what was believed impossible can become true.
NASA’s Parker Solar Probe is set to pass the Sun this year in a milestone moment for space exploration.
The probe, launched on Aug 12, 2018, is due to fly past the sun at 195 km/s, or 435,000 mph on 24 December 2024, the BBC reported.
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Researchers have developed an ultra-robust time crystal, and a new method to keep it stable for over 40 minutes.
DUNE, a neutrino research project, seeks to unravel the matter-antimatter imbalance mystery by tracking neutrino transformations.
An AI algorithm outperformed other screening methods in identifying cervical precancer. The approach could be especially valuable in low-resource settings.
In the animal kingdom, there are many grand examples of species that make sense of their world by expertly deciphering even weak signals from their surroundings.
An eagle soaring above the ground spies a river fish down below, about to swallow a bug; a hungry black bear smells a morsel of food two miles away in a dense thicket; a duck-billed platypus, swimming in a freshwater creek, closes its eyes and detects the electric impulses of a tasty tadpole nearby.
Then there are the pit vipers.
