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Microscopic grains from a 2008 Antarctic meteorite show a magnetic field existed within the solar system's first 200,000 years.
A new consensus statement demands that at least 30 percent of every Australian marine bioregion be designated as a no-take sanctuary zone.
A researcher interviewing workers in China and Australia found that data laborers are classified as "users," not employees, and have no formal contracts.
One system depends entirely on a connected smartphone, while the other runs directly on the vehicle's own hardware.
The OpenAI chief executive made the remarks as public skepticism about artificial intelligence continues to grow.
Researchers at EMBL Barcelona found that slower protein degradation in human cells appears to be a general property of the proteome, not limited to specific proteins.
A robot vacuum that ran over a dead mouse and sat festering illustrates how far robots still have to go before they can be trusted unsupervised.
One proposal would send 10,000 tiny satellites to Saturn using a mothership to deploy them across the planet's system.
The difference between the two levels is not driving skill but whether a vehicle can operate in all conditions without any geographic or weather restrictions.
The find is only the second confirmed nest ever recorded on the British Columbia island chain, located during a GPS and environmental DNA tracking study.
The new method could replace the century-old Haber-Bosch process, which accounts for up to 2% of global energy consumption.
A new illustrated history published by the University of Chicago Press draws on never-before-seen photographs from Los Alamos National Laboratory to document the experiments designed around the 1945 test.
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