Whether it’s robots operating in a catastrophic area, autonomous cars coming around the city, or machines that can be seen in space through satellites, clouds, fog, and fog – it’s incredibly useful – and scientists have built the best system yet. The newly developed system works through an algorithm that …
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The Nancy Roman Telescope has reached another milestone in its development. NASA has announced that the primary mirror of the Space Telescope has now been completed. The 2.4 m (7.9 ft) mirror took less time to develop than other mirrors because it was not built from scratch. It is a …
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How do you study something invisible? This is a challenge facing astronomers studying the subject of darkness. Although dark matter contains 85 percent of all things in the universe, it does not interact with light. It can only be seen by the effect of gravity on light and other things. …
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When a star weighs a little too close to a black hole, we know – broadly – what is happening. The intense tidal forces tore the star apart in what is called a tidal disruption event, releasing one last burst of light before the star’s rumble passes the event horizon. …
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The benefits of wearing face masks to support the spread of COVID-19 are now well understood, but scientists are still looking for better materials to use – and a ‘filter paper’ made of titanium oxide nanowires shows much promise. The new material is so good at capturing pathogens, and destroying …
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