ICYMI. It was unprecedented. In 2017, astronomers discovered the first known interstellar object in our Solar System: 'Oumuamua, a mysterious cigar-shaped enigma, identified as our first visitor from outer, outer space. 12 Comments
Okay, did said object hit earth or burn up in the atmosphere?Isn’t our atmosphere being hit by shit like all the time?Would explain a lot of change
There comes a time when you need to put down the phone. Most of us have that one Facebook friend who keeps posting the most depressing news stories time after time, or maybe you yourself can't look away from rolling ... 95 Comments
It would be nice if the media shows us something else other than misery and tragedy!!!Anecdotal support: Me this Sunday at 5AM, unable to sleep because of the news of the bombings and unable to ...Acanthus fields, unlike grasslands, thrive beneath forests. Acanthus fields are easy to grow, they do not require deforestation to survive, ...
All things in moderation... I'm used to the shaming look I get from my peers when I crack open a can of sugar-free Red Bull. The questions – and judgement – never end. "That stuff'll kill you," someone said to ... 32 Comments
was interesting then i seen the bit about GMOs and realised that this is a political post and not science This is a bs article. Sorry.I think moderation can be overdone
Our poor brains. Since it was first launched on 24 April 1990, NASA's Hubble Space Telescope has made more than 1.4 million observations of nearly 45,000 celestial objects. For its 29th birthday, NASA has singled out just one. 10 Comments
I am a philosopher, logician, and inventor. Compositive Logic is the form of formal applied logic that I originated. It ...Looks a little bit like anaphase in mitosisHow can this image make me feel puny when I can understand the science behind the image? This image makes ...
Something is not quite right here. Even if death metal isn't a perfect fit for you as far as music genres go, you have to admire the AI smarts behind Relentless Doppelganger – a non-stop, 24/7 YouTube livestream churning out ... 101 Comments
if it doesn't' end....it doesn't die. So...Un-death metal?The soundtrack SkyNet will use.It’s almost as bad as real grindcore
Great dive today with Samantha Cristoforetti and ESA astronaut trainer Herve Stevenin testing lunar rescue methods, tools and sample collection devices in preparation for our return to the #Moon. ESA - European Space Agency 1 Comments
This Copernicus EU #Sentinel-2A image takes us above the seasonal salt marsh known as the Rann of Kutch, in western India. One of the largest salt deserts in the world, the area fills with water during the summer monsoon season ... 1 Comments
Artificial intelligence and robotics are changing the way we engage with the world. AI will be a key ingredient technology during the next decade, and robotics are smarter than ever and will assist with many daily activities. Excited to see ... 1 Comments
Gary's book club showcases rising authors whose work is relevant to the consumer tech industry. Think you qualify? Apply to speak as a part of Gary's Book Club at #CES2020! bit.ly/2ULkxxs 1 Comments
The show floor at #CESAsia has been home to some of the most innovative vehicle tech advancements in the world. From the latest in self-driving tech to AI-powered features, the vehicle tech that will be unveiled at CES Asia 2019 ... 1 Comments
Happy birthday Hubble and thank you very much for amazing photos! 😉Isabel Engels happy birthday hubble 😍😍😌Happy birthday Hubble 🥳 What a wonderfool Space « eye » bringing to us so amazing Space pic gifts 💖
Chair comments on 5G securityCommittee Chair responds to the Prime Minister’s reported decision to allow Huawei to supply parts of the country’s 5G network
📸 Our #PhotoOfTheWeek shows the inside of the ALICE experiment detector. The tracker has been removed from the experiment’s magnet to be renovated above ground. In December 2018, the accelerator complex was switched off and scientists and technicians entered the ... 11 Comments
*grin* Welcome inside ALICE in Wonderland 2.0What type of computer program do you use for statistical data analysis?Preparations for more luminous (higher luminosity) future - cheers !
Circular approach to waste managementHow can we reduce the amount of domestic refuse that is landfilled or burned? An EU-funded project is running pilot schemes in four European towns to promote a circular economy in the processing of municipal waste.
Dutch software developer sees growth spurtA EUR 12-million loan extended under the InnovFin MidCap Growth Finance Facility under the EU's Horizon 2020 programme and backed by the European Investment Bank is helping Dutch software firm Planon transfer services to a cloud-based model as part of ...
”The 23rd of April is a great day for Serbia and its science, as the flag of the Republic of Serbia is officially hoisted in front of CERN in Geneva, marking Serbia’s accession as its 23rd full Member.” - Ana ... 11 Comments
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