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Northern Lights a captivating phenomena

The Northern Lights, also known as the aurora borealis, are one of nature’s most captivating phenomena. These vivid displays of light dance across...

29.11.2024 6

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What does future hold for workforce?

The rise of artificial intelligence (AI) is reshaping the global workforce, automating tasks previously performed by humans and creating significant...

23.11.2024 4

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Opinion: Are we living in The Matrix?

For centuries, people have wondered about the nature of reality. Are the things we see, feel, and experience every day truly “real,” or could...

15.11.2024 10

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Understanding the Earth's moon

The moon, Earth’s only natural satellite, has long fascinated scientists and the general public alike due to its unique origin, its influence on...

11.11.2024 10

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AI raises questions about copyright

The rise of artificial intelligence technology has unlocked vast creative possibilities while also sparking intense ethical and legal debates. As AI...

02.11.2024 6

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The science behind vaccines

As flu season approaches, it is time to make that annual trip to the pharmacy to get your flu shot.  The science behind vaccines is based on the...

25.10.2024 10

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A promising solution to power the AI revolution

The rapid advancement of artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming industries and revolutionizing our lives. From self-driving cars to medical...

19.10.2024 4

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Opinion: Can we still trust what we see online?

The Dead Internet Theory suggests that much of the internet is now overwhelmingly populated by bots, computer programs, rather than real human users. ...

12.10.2024 4

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Looking at mysteries of the solar system

When you look up at the night sky, you see essentially the same sky as our most remote ancestors saw when they did the same thing. Of course, modern...

27.09.2024 10

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Journey toward driverless vehicles is well underway

The concept of driverless cars, once the stuff of science fiction, is now on the verge of reality. Over the last decade, billions of dollars have...

13.09.2024 10

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AI and cinema promises a new frontier for entertainment industry

In the grand theatre of technological advancement, every act is swiftly followed by a chorus of legal wrangling. Artificial intelligence, the latest...

06.09.2024 4

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How the future will affect us

In the coming years, emerging technologies will profoundly reshape nearly every aspect of human life, influencing how we work, communicate, manage our...

23.08.2024 9

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Moon plays crucial role for Earth

The moon, Earth’s sole natural satellite, has captivated humanity for millennia. Its ethereal glow in the night sky has inspired countless myths,...

16.08.2024 10

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The language of the whales

In the vast, enigmatic depths of the world’s oceans, dwell creatures of immense intelligence and social complexity – the sperm whales. These...

20.07.2024 4

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Where do we get our oxygen?

The carbon/oxygen cycle is fundamental to life on Earth, intricately linking trees, plants, oceans, and atmospheric gases. This cycle ensures a...

12.07.2024 10

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The regulation of AI

Artificial intelligence (AI) represents one of the most transformative advancements of our time, offering potential benefits across numerous fields,...

21.06.2024 10

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The science of sleep

The one thing that everyone can agree upon is that they do not get enough sleep. Our modern lives are in sharp contrast to the lives that we lead many...

14.06.2024 10

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Auroras – Celestial spectacles with a hidden danger

With the recent solar activity that has generated spectacular auroras, a phenomenon which is usually only seen in high latitudes, was enjoyed by...

07.06.2024 10

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A pin for your thoughts – and bank accounts

In our digital world, Personal Identification Numbers (PINs) have evolved into the gatekeepers of our financial accounts, personal devices and...

24.05.2024 10

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Robot scammer on line one: How AI is fueling and fighting war against spam calls

The relentless ringing of our phones has become a modern soundtrack, a symphony of unwanted solicitations, dubious offers, and outright scams. While...

19.05.2024 20

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Up in the sky: The looming threat of asteroid impacts

The vast canvas of space is littered with celestial debris, remnants of our solar system’s formation.

10.05.2024 20

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Halley’s Comet left a present

Every May, a captivating celestial performance unfolds as the Eta Aquarid meteor shower streaks across the inky canvas of the night sky. This annual...

03.05.2024 50

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Moon did heavy lifting during eclipse

Given all the attention given to the recent solar eclipse, it is time to have a look at the body that was responsible for putting on such a...

27.04.2024 30

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The mysterious planet Mercury

Mercury, the smallest and innermost planet in our solar system, is a world of extremes and contradictions. A desolate, crater-scarred rock hurtling...

19.04.2024 8

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New tool in the war against disease: Philp

The advent of self-amplifying RNA (saRNA) vaccines marks a potentially revolutionary leap in our approach to combating viral infections. These...

12.04.2024 9

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AI has challenges, benefits in education

Artificial intelligence (AI) represents a paradigm shift in numerous sectors, and education is no exception. Its integration into educational...

05.04.2024 6

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Philp: Domestication of cats is a unique tale

The domestic cat, a small carnivorous mammal, has woven its way into human history and hearts with a subtlety and grace characteristic of its species....

22.03.2024 10

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Interest in solar eclipse soars

Understanding the science behind the eclipse

15.03.2024 6

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COLUMN: The evolution and fate of our sun

The life cycle of a star is a tale of transformation, spanning billions of years, from a mere cloud of gas and dust to a glowing beacon in the cosmos....

02.03.2024 6

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Philp: The art and science of measuring time

“I wasted time, and now doth time waste me.” William Shakespeare (1564 – 1616) We go about our daily existence as we live our lives...

09.02.2024 10

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Butterfly migration: Taking wing on the wind

Every autumn, a mesmerizing spectacle unfolds across the skies of North America. Millions of monarch butterflies, their wings painted in vibrant...

02.02.2024 10

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Opinion: Habitat destruction big threat to world biodiversity

Biodiversity, a term often bandied about, encompasses the astounding variety of life on Earth. It is the intricate web of living organisms, from the...

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Complex battle being fought against climate change

Climate change looms as a formidable challenge, one that impacts every facet of our natural and human world. It calls for immediate and concerted...

19.01.2024 10

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Earthquake whispers: Can AI unravel the earth's tremors?

Earthquakes, the sudden releases of tectonic energy, have captivated and terrified humanity for millennia. Predicting them, however, remains a...

05.01.2024 20

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Balancing act: Navigating the ethics of AI and automation

In our rapidly evolving digital landscape, artificial intelligence (AI) and automation are at the forefront of a technological revolution. The...

30.12.2023 2

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