The power of Artificial Intelligence (AI) seems to have no limits. A recent study has used recordings of the daily life of a one-year-old baby to develop and train a new model based on word learning and language development. The project, led by a team of artificial intelligence and developmental psychology researchers at New York...
A recent study conducted by the United Nations (U.N.) highlights the disproportionate impact of climate change on household incomes led by women in economically disadvantaged nations. This study, conducted by the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization, analyzed weather patterns and income data across 24 low- and middle-income countries. Its findings reveal that extreme heat...
A recent study could open the door to the future of hydrogen storage. A research group from the Chemistry Department of Korea's Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology (UNIST) has discovered a porous material, based on magnesium hydride, that can store hydrogen much more efficiently than current methods. This material has the peculiarity of...
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"To be messed up as Hogan's goat" is just one of the idioms that in many languages describe how humans perceive these animals (unhinched, goofy, uncontrollable...). But what if goats were not as stupid as we think? Especially, emotionally speaking. We often attribute human-like qualities related to emotions to dogs, cats, and pets in general,...
A team from TU Dortmund University in Germany has managed to create an ultra-robust and durable time crystal, one that multiplied by several million times the time that other similar crystals lasted in previous experiments. This discovery, published in the journal Nature Physics, has marked a milestone in physics as it challenges our traditional understanding...
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The phrase “time heals wounds” is well known to all, but this statement makes special sense today more than ever in the face of scientific evidence. According to a study developed by the Department of Psychology at Harvard University, the results of which have recently been published in the prestigious journal Nature, perceived time can...
If we have to pick one thing to remember from astronomy classes, it's that the Moon is the Earth's satellite. At least, the only natural one. Since the launch of Sputnik in 1957, almost 20,000 artificial satellites have been sent into space. According to the United Nations, which provides a database to check the status...
