Artistic view of the strongly interactive exoplanet system WASP-148. The planet WASP-148c is shown in front. On the back, the planet WASP-148b can be seen in transit by the host star around which the two planets are in orbit. Credit: Paris Institute of Astrophysics, Mark A. Garlick Several interactive exoplanets …
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The researchers found that AI learns to pick up unexpected clues to differentiate original images from their reflections. Credit: Cornell University Things are different on the other side of the mirror. The text is backwards. Clocks run counterclockwise. Cars are driving on the wrong side of the road. Right hands …
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NAIROBI, Kenya – In life, Hachalu Hundessa’s protest songs woke up and united Ethiopians who yearned for freedom and justice. He is doing the same thing in death, with thousands of people gathered on Thursday to bury him in Ambo, the city 60 miles west of the Ethiopian capital of …
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Scientists are still not completely sure how the Moon formed, although many hypotheses have been discussed. Now, new findings about metal deposits in lunar craters could mean that we need to rethink those hypotheses again. In summary, the findings suggest that there are more metals like iron and titanium in …
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After President Donald Trump on Wednesday voiced his support for more stimulus and potentially a second round of checks, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin also said he could back direct payments. “We are going to seriously consider whether we need to make more direct payments,” Mnuchin said at a White House …
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