Jupiter’s Great Red Spot (GRS) has captivated astronomers for centuries. This massive anti-cyclonic storm, larger than Earth and with wind speeds exceeding 400 km/h, has been a prominent feature of Jupiter’s atmosphere since at least the 17th century. The GRS was first observed in 1632 by a German Abbott, and subsequent astronomers like Giovanni Cassini
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In a groundbreaking scientific advancement, researchers at the University of Nottingham’s School of Physics have embarked on a mission to capture and detect dark matter using a specially designed 3D printed vacuum system. This innovative approach aims to shed light on the mysteries of the universe by focusing on detecting domain walls associated with dark
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Tungsten pentaboride, also known as WB5-x, has recently gained attention from researchers for its potential as a catalyst in various industrial applications. A group of scientists led by Professor Alexander Kvashnin from Skoltech’s Energy Transition Center conducted a study to explore the unique properties of tungsten pentaboride and its effectiveness as a catalyst in different
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The Ganges River, one of the largest rivers on Earth, experienced a major earthquake 2,500 years ago that resulted in an abrupt change in its course. This previously undocumented event was recently studied and published in the journal Nature Communications. The shift in the main channel of the Ganges River, located in present-day Bangladesh, has
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A reassuring signal has finally reached us from the depths of interstellar space, as Voyager 1, the most distant human-made object from Earth, has overcome a major setback and is once again transmitting valuable data. After months of transmitting garbled messages, the spacecraft has resumed normal scientific operations, much to the delight of NASA scientists.
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The decriminalization and legalization of psilocybin, the compound found in “magic mushrooms,” has led to a concerning spike in calls to poison control centers across the United States. After psilocybin was decriminalized in Denver, Colorado in 2019, followed by legalization in several cities and states, the number of cases involving psilocybin exposures among adolescents and
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President Aleksandar Vucic recently announced that Serbia could potentially begin exploiting its lithium reserves as soon as 2028. This optimistic timeline comes after receiving new guarantees from the Australian mining giant, Rio Tinto, and the European Union regarding the controversial mining project. It is believed that the Jadar region in western Serbia is home to
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The capabilities of large language models (LLMs) have been a topic of fascination, especially with models like the GPT-4 powering conversational tools like ChatGPT. Recently, researchers from UC San Diego delved into the world of LLMs by conducting a Turing test, a method devised to gauge the level of human-like intelligence exhibited by machines. The
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The world’s population is witnessing a significant increase in the number of centenarians, showcasing the fastest-growing demographic group. This rise is attributed to various factors, including advancements in medical science, improved quality of life, and better access to healthcare. Centenarians have always been a subject of fascination for scientists and researchers, as they hold the
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Generative AI, unlike traditional AI, has the extraordinary ability to produce innovative content such as text, video, images, and music. This revolutionary technology has the potential to think outside the box, leading to profound and far-reaching implications across all sectors of society. While discussions surrounding AI often revolve around its potential benefits and drawbacks, recent
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