[ad_1] A.J.S. Rayl • November 5, 2018 Floors 5221-5251 October came and went without a beep from Opportunity, a silence that was still not a surprise to some, but a little discouraging …
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[ad_1] WASHINGTON – The Earth's protective ozone layer is finally healing aerosol and coolant damage, says a new UN report. NASA via AP This combination of images made available by NASA shows …
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[ad_1] Perseverance Valley of Mars, seen by the rover Opportunity.Photo: NASA / JPL-Caltech / Cornell University / Arizona State Univ. It's been five months since scientists heard about the rover Opportunity, which …
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[ad_1] Our solar system is incredibly old by human standards. The sun, sitting in the center, would be a little over 4.6 billion years old, which is an almost unfathomable weather for …
Read More »Hackers can use the graphics processing unit to spy on web activity, steal passwords and penetrate cloud applications – ScienceDaily
[ad_1] Computer scientists at the University of California at Riverside have revealed for the first time how easily attackers could use the graphics processing unit of a computer, or GPU, to spy …
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[ad_1] WASHINGTON, D.C., NOVEMBER 5, 2018 – With thousands of fans cheering, singing, shouting and mocking, college basketball games can be of almost deafening intensity. Some arenas have decibels, which, accurately or …
Read More »Parts of the bottom of the ocean are disintegrating – and it is our fault | Smart News
[ad_1] Ocean acidification, a byproduct of concern about excess carbon dioxide in the atmosphere, is sometimes dubbed "the equally bad twin of climate change". It is thought that declines in ocean pH …
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[ad_1] The bottom of the ocean, as we know it, dissolves quickly as a result of human activities. Normally, the bottom of the deep sea is chalky white. It is composed largely …
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[ad_1] Today, water on Mars is trapped in ice deposits or in deep underground lakes. But the water had once sunk to the surface of the planet and researchers found new evidence …
Read More »Physicists Create New Quantum Hard Disk Easier Than Ever
[ad_1] Lindsay LeBlanc, Assistant Professor of Physics and Canada Research Chair in Ultra-Cold Gases for Quantum Simulation. Leblanc, in collaboration with his colleague Erhan Saglamyurek, has created a "simpler quantum hard drive …
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