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Black hole validates Einstein’s theory of relativity
Black Hole’s existence has been an interesting topic for many. With new experiments every now and then, astrophysicists have claimed for the first time that they have heard a black…
Dark matter – just the start of the puzzle
Dark matter, by its very nature, is unseen. We cannot observe it with telescopes, and nor have particle physicists had any luck detecting it via experiments. So why do I…
Drone technology to study Amazon rainforest’s
Researchers from Harvard University are using drones to better understand the Amazon rainforest's. With drone-based sensors, the researchers hope to determine the unique "fingerprint" of different rainforest ecosystems. That could…
Tesla installed self-driving hardware in cars
Tesla is now installing full self driving hardware 3 upgrade in some cars by Nvidia full self driving computer that used in its HW2 and equipped vehicles. Tesla built its…
Google search algorithms updates for ‘original news’
The prevalent tech search engine Google is now making a change that will enable the company’s search algorithms to focus more on ‘original reporting’. Google announced a new update to…
AI detects congestive heart failure with 100% accuracy
The emerging technology AI rolls up another leading tech, doctors can detect heart failure from a single heartbeat with 100% accuracy using a new artificial intelligence-driven neural network. Led by…
Apple announced a new line of iPhones, including iPhone 11 & Pro
Apple Inc. announced a new line of iPhones, including iPhone 11 and Pro, iPads, Apple Watch 5 Series and other products and services at its major fall event in Northern…
Jack Ma is officially stepping down as Alibaba’s chairman
Jack Ma, the charismatic English teacher-turned-businessman, is officially stepping down as chairman of Chinese retail behemoth, Alibaba, on Sept. 10 — the day the entrepreneur turns 55. As part of…
Spindle machines can move your genes : study
By combining theory and experiment, researchers have discovered the surprising way one of these machines, called the spindle move your genes, avoids slowdowns and congestion. The spindle divides chromosomes in…
Noise radar system to fine roaring motorcycles
A non-profit environmental organization called Bruitparif, rolls out a very effective solution for the noise pollution named noise radar to eliminate the problem by detecting vehicles automatically. The device “noise…
World’s first space hotel to be fully functional by 2025
The World's First Space Hotel to be fully functional by ;The futuristic space hotel will be an orbiting space station and will give tourists a spectacular view of the home…
Apple repair program for cracked watch screens
Apple has acknowledged a flaw in certain Apple Watch models that could lead to the screens cracking, and has launched a replacement program for affected users. The prevalent phone Apple…
Mechanical waves stores, release without energy loss
The storing and releasing of mechanical waves without energy loss sounds a bit out there; almost as if it is the foundation principle. However, researchers can assure you that it…
‘Memristor’ that forget memories, just like our brains
Researchers has taken an intriguing step in the direction of brain computing - a device named memristor that's able to 'forget' memories, just like our brains do. It's called a…
World Artificial Intelligence Conference 2019
The 2019 World Artificial Intelligence Conference (WAIC) held in the east China metropolic Shanghai has provided exhibition-goers with a glimpse. Themed "Intelligent Connectivity, Infinite Possibilities," the WAIC focuses on an…
Amazon deforestation severe impact on Brazil climate
The Amazon deforestation has a significant impact on the local climate in Brazil. The UN Environment Programme warned that the Amazon wildfires threaten. Using satellite data, Jess Baker and Professor…
Will robots replace human workers environment ?
In the past two hundred years, technology has transformed the human workers environment more than in the thousand years before. Until 1840, more than 70 percent of the American work…