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We’ve reached the “what if we just make it snow a lot to save Antarctic’s ice sheets” phase of our time on Earth. Good job, everyone.
"When humans came out of their caves, they were going beyond. And this was another dimension of going beyond, to another body in our universe."
Yet another symptom of an Arctic transitioning into a more volatile state as the planet warms.
Slated for completion by the mid 2020s, the lunar Gateway will serve as a staging post for crewed missions to the Moon.
Nightmarish thoughts of astronauts getting swallowed up into the lunar dust prompted further investigation.
The Arctic is warming twice as fast as the rest of the globe thanks to humanity’s penchant for treating the atmosphere like a carbon waste dump.
No, its eyes don't glow. That's its tapetum lucidum reflecting light.
People who got the sedative did report slightly more satisfaction with how the procedure went, though.
Before we get to the image, you’ll need a crash course in quantum mechanics.
However, researchers also say there needs to be more quality research into their benefits and risks.
Elon Musk wants to get inside our heads, literally.
Birds are generally smarter than you think they are. And if you mess with their babies, they WILL attack.
Not the bad Ashton Kutcher movie, which we just wish weren't real.
Doctors are getting increasingly entangled in anti-immigrant rhetoric—and, predictably, it’s having horrible consequences for their patients.
Bad news for all you doomsday lovers out there.
The DeepCubeA system has taught itself to solve Rubik’s Cubes using an approach to artificial intelligence known as reinforcement learning.
