New supercomputer simulation reveals how the universe formed

New supercomputer simulation reveals how the universe formed

We just got something pretty close to a baby photo of the universe. A team of astronomers at the Astrophysics Center | Harvard & Smithsonian has created the most detailed simulation yet of the universe in its infancy, giving us a virtual glimpse of how the cosmos evolved during its first two billion years. Called … Read more

The maths bust-up fuelling fears that AI is undermining science

The maths bust-up fuelling fears that AI is undermining science

In 2024, computer scientist Professor Dmitry Kobak of Ghent University searched more than a million biomedical research articles for trigger words favored by LLMs that generate AI writing. His team found that in December last year, almost 90% had AI fingerprints. AI detection technology is not perfect; Some forms of the software have labeled the … Read more

Nathaniel Comfort’s misguided take on The Selfish Gene at 50 – Why Evolution Is True

Nathaniel Comfort’s misguided take on The Selfish Gene at 50 – Why Evolution Is True

Nathaniel Comfort es identificado por Wikipedia como “un historiador estadounidense especializado en historia de la biología. Es profesor asociado en el Instituto de Historia de la Medicina de la Universidad Johns Hopkins”. Comfort ha escrito varios libros sobre la historia de la genética, incluida una biografía de Barbara McClintock, y he oído que casi ha … Read more

After thousands of cosmic discoveries, NASA telescope faces its final countdown

After thousands of cosmic discoveries, NASA telescope faces its final countdown

The Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope is a NASA observatory designed to solve essential questions in the areas of dark energy, exoplanets, and infrared astrophysics. CONCLUSION The final observation of the Neil Gehrels Swift Observatory was on October 20. The telescope is currently orbiting less than 171 miles above the Earth’s surface. The telescope was … Read more

Climate Change Is Fueling an Entirely New Type of Landslide

Climate Change Is Fueling an Entirely New Type of Landslide

In 2017, a massive landslide hit the Johnson River Valley in Canada’s Northwest Territories, dislodging house-sized chunks of permafrost and leaving a 2-mile (3-kilometer) scar on the landscape. The scale of this event was unlike anything seen before in the region. Then, a year later, it happened again in the Redstone River Valley. The 2018 … Read more

Nanotyrannus skeleton goes to auction in New York with £4.5m price tag – BBC

Nanotyrannus skeleton goes to auction in New York with £4.5m price tag - BBC

Nanotyrannus skeleton goes up for auction in New York with £4.5m price tag BBCA Nanotyrannus goes up for auction The EconomistDinosaur Hunting with Sotheby’s Arts & Collections One year after recognition as a distinctive dinosaur, a Nanotyrannus skeleton goes up for auction Black Hills PioneerOnce sold as a $20 million juvenile T. Rex, the Nanotyrannus … Read more