The new plastic is completely soluble in seawater — no micro-particles
Japanese scientists from the The Center for Research on New Materials (RIKEN) was established a new type of plastic, is a recyclable material that dissolves in seawater, leaving no residue behind.
AI has learned to recognize data like a human, — research
Chinese researchers claim that modern AI models are already capable of recognizing and sorting different categories of information just like humans.
Astronomers reveal Pluto’s secret — unique climate for the solar system
Astronomers using the «James Webb» telescope were able to find out the secret of climate formation on tiny Pluto.
New perovskite film increases LED brightness to 1.16 million nits
A team of researchers from University of Science and Technology in Hefei has improved the properties of perovskite elements by creating a film that significantly increases the brightness of LEDs.
New dental implants grow and feel like real teeth
Researchers from the Tufts University School of Dentistry and School of Medicine in the United States have created innovative dental implants that grow into the gums and integrate with the nerves, mimicking all functions of real teeth.
New training method will make AI less deceptive
Researchers from the United States have developed an innovative method of training artificial intelligence models with automatic error removal before the AI goes through the learning process.
Mattel is releasing M3GAN? Barbie dolls will be controlled by OpenAI AI
Mattel — a world-renowned manufacturer of toys, including Barbie dolls — has signed an agreement with OpenAI to integrate artificial intelligence into its products.
The first ever view of the South Pole of the Sun — Solar Orbiter photo
On June 11, the European Space Agency (ESA) published the first-ever images of the South Pole of the Sun taken by the Solar Orbiter spacecraft.
The world’s oceans are so acidic that they dissolve the shells of marine life
According to a study by ocean scientists from the UK, USA and Europe, more than 40% of the surface of the world’s oceans have already exceeded the maximum permissible level of acidification.
The world’s first non-metallic electric motor makes cars 80% lighter
Researchers from the Korea Institute of Science and Technology (KIST) have developed the world’s first full-fledged electric motor with no metal elements in its design.
The world’s smallest violin measuring 35 microns opens up new prospects for nanotechnology
Scientists from Loughborough University in the UK have created the smallest in the world a violin measuring only 35 microns.
The most reliable in the world: physicists have created a quantum random number generator on the blockchain
American physicists have combined quantum random bit generation technology with blockchain technology to create the most reliable random number generator.
The world’s first computer made of 2D material is created without silicon at all
Researchers from the Pennsylvania State University in the United States have created the world’s first computer made of two-dimensional materials without the use of silicon.
More than 800 km without charging: soft metal reduces the exchange of solid-state batteries
American researchers from the Georgia Institute of Technology have tested a new combination of metals as an electrolyte for solid-state batteries electric cars.
Toyota builds the first city for robots on Mount Fuji
Toyota Motor Corporation is implementing one of its ambitious technology projects to build the world’s first cities for robots Woven City at the foot of Mount Fuji.
AI pretends to be a student and steals education loans on behalf of real people
A wave of frauds has recently been recorded in the United States with the use of AI and applying for student loans on behalf of real people who are not even aware of it.
NASA predicts a dangerous asteroid collision with the Moon in a few years
According to NASA, the probability of asteroid 2024 YR4 colliding with the Moon in 2032 has increased from 3.8% to 4.3%.
Arctic is melting much faster, half of glaciers will disappear even without warming, — new research
Scientists are reviewing scenarios of the effects of warming in the Arctic and melting of glaciers after an error in climate models was discovered.
Cement from the air and a clean environment, — a new method of capturing CO₂
American researchers have developed a new method for capturing CO2 with its subsequent transformation into metal oxalates, which can be used as precursors for cement production.
Non-binary from China: a new type of AI processors goes into production for the first time in the world
China was the first in the world to launch mass production non-binary chips based on AI, applying them in aviation and manufacturing.
YouTuber installed a new battery in Nissan Leaf and doubled the range
YouTuber Battery Man installed a battery from the same second-generation model on a first-generation Nissan Leaf electric car and doubled the range.
«The gateway to hell» In Turkmenistan, fires go out after 50 years of burning
According to scientists, one of the most famous locations in Turkmenistan — the gas crater «Gate to Hell» has begun to fade away after more than 50 years of continuous burning.
Platinum in the Moon’s $1 trillion craters — scientists find probable deposits
According to the results of the new study, scientists have determined that under the surface of the Moon platinum and other precious metals worth at least $1 trillion may be hidden under the earth’s surface.
New type of lens converts infrared light into visible light
Scientists at the Institute of Quantum Electronics in Zurich, Switzerland, have created a tiny lens that converts infrared light into visible light.
New perovskite solar cells have up to 30% efficiency and are environmentally friendly
A group of researchers from The Autonomous University of Querétaro in Mexico has developed a new type of perovskite solar cells with high efficiency and environmental friendliness.
James Webb telescope creates the largest map of the Universe — 13 billion light-years
Astronomers using the «James Webb» telescope have created the largest map of the Universe ever, depicting 800 thousand galaxies over the 13.5 billion years of our Universe’s existence.
No harm, no foul: the electric biobattery eats itself after use
Researchers from Binghamton University in the United States have created fully soluble a biobattery using probiotics.
The Big Bang is not the beginning. Scientists propose a new theory of the Universe
British physicists from the University of Portsmouth have come up with a new theory of the Universe, an alternative to the widespread Big Bang hypothesis.
Vegetarians are more rebellious and power-hungry than meat-eaters, — study
According to the study, researchers found that vegetarians are more prone to rebellious behavior than omnivores.
Astronomers detect the most powerful flashes of energy since the Big Bang
Astronomers from the University of Hawaii have discovered a completely new class of powerful cosmic phenomena with the release of enormous amounts of energy due to the death of supermassive stars.
FutureHouse presents AI ether0 — specialized LLM for scientific tasks
The San Francisco-based startup FutureHouse has introduced the ether0 LLM aimed at scientific research.
Scientists have developed a plan for terraforming Mars
Scientists from Pioneer Research Labs have developed a new study based on the results of a new study plan for terraforming Mars, which, however, is designed for more than one century.
The Sun has become like a fish-drop from the meme — coronal hole forms «face» and solar wind towards the Earth
Giant a coronal hole in the Sun a mouth-like vortex about the size of five Jupiters spews hot streams of solar wind toward Earth.
New electronic ink allows printing hard or soft chips
Researchers from the The KAIST and Seoul National University in South Korea has developed an electronic ink for printing of microcircuits variable stiffness at room temperature.
Lithium deposits are of «extraterrestrial» origin — scientists analyze chemical composition
Scientists from Duke University in the United States have found that lithium-rich brine solutions contain a high concentration of boron.
This planet is too big for its star — astronomers change the way we look at the formation of star systems
A group of astronomers has discovered a giant planet orbiting a tiny red dwarf star.
Secure quantum communication in a nuclear reactor launched in the US — how it works
American researchers from the University of Purdue and Oak Ridge National Laboratory have demonstrated for the first time in the world the ability to secure quantum communication in an operating nuclear reactor.
Physicists combine the incompatible — superconductor and magnet
Researchers from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) in the United States have discovered a unique superconductor in ordinary graphite that simultaneously acts as a magnet.
The world’s most powerful electric car battery, VarEVolt, charges to 100% in 18 seconds
The British company RML Group has unveiled its newest development — the VarEVolt electric hypercar battery with the world’s highest power density.
Chain-of-Zoom AI zooms in on photos up to 256 times without losing detail
Researchers from South Korea have developed an AI-based Chain-of-Zoom tool that can zoom in on low-resolution photos 256 times, generating realistic detail.
The study eliminated the limitations of quantum batteries and brought the emergence of compact fast batteries closer
Scientists from the RIKEN Center for Quantum Computing and the University of Huazhong University of Science and Technology, the study showed that it is theoretically possible to eliminate the limitations that currently hinder the creation of quantum batteries.
New perspectives in electronics: scientists control the movement of individual atoms with magnets for the first time
Researchers from the Universities of Hamburg and Kiel in Germany have demonstrated for the first time that atoms can be move in nanomaterials by means of magnetism.
Trees don’t grow in an oven: Amazon forests may disappear because of… gold
Scientists in a new study have found that gold mining in South America makes restoration of the Amazon rainforest impossible.
Smartphones parasitize their owners, — from the point of view of evolutionary theory
Australian scientists argue that smartphones, which are difficult for the vast majority of modern people to do without, have become our main parasite.
Astronomers have never seen anything like this before: a planet orbiting perpendicularly around two stars
Astronomers have discovered one of the most unusual planets in our Milky Way galaxy, orbiting at a 90° angle to the plane of the orbits of a pair of parent stars — brown dwarfs.
Replika AI chatbot sexually harassed users – even minors
The popular AI-powered chatbot Replika AI may have sexually harassed some users.
YouTuber creates the world’s most powerful handheld laser — buys components on eBay
YouTuber and US inventor Styropyro has assembled and tested a 250-watt handheld laser.
This material is literally alive — an alternative to plastic made from mushrooms
Researchers from the Swiss company Empa have created a plastic-like material from mushroom mycelium, which remains alive, biodegradable and even edible.
Scientists approach quantum gravity with the help of a cold mirror
Researchers from The Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) in the United States conducted an unusual experiment to confirm the quantum nature of gravity.
Goodbye, HDD and SSD. Information is now stored in plastic
A team of engineers from the University of Texas at Austin (USA) has developed a way to store data inside synthetic polymer molecules.
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