Collaborate Disseminate
In addition to allegations of fraud, the lawsuit also claims Aldrin’s son and daughter prevented him from getting married. Continue reading Buzz Aldrin is Suing Two of His Own Kids Over Millions of Dollars in Space Memorabilia
A new study shows that giving migrants pathways to citizenship in European countries actually results in positive economic impacts, while asylum seekers don’t have a negative impact. Continue reading 30 Years of Data Shows Asylum Seekers Are Not an Economic Burden
Venus’ varying rotational period has always been a mystery for astronomers, but computer simulations show that it may have to do with the planet’s viscous atmosphere on mountains. Continue reading The Atmosphere of Venus Is So Thick It Pushes On Mountains to Change How Fast the Planet Spins
A new report from researchers at the Future of Humanity Institute reworked the Drake equation to include scientific uncertainty and found there’s a pretty good chance we’re the only intelligent life in the universe. Continue reading There’s at Least a 39 Percent Chance We’re Alone in the Observable Universe
How a meme and a failed armed robbery gave a whole new meaning to ‘domain hijacking.’ Continue reading The Guy Who Robbed Someone at Gunpoint for a Domain Name Is Getting 20 Years in Jail
So, you’re saying there’s a chance? Continue reading The CIA ‘Can Neither Confirm Nor Deny’ It Has Documents on Satoshi Nakamoto
The loop between downtown Chicago and O’Hare airport will be the Boring Company’s biggest project yet. Continue reading Elon Musk’s Boring Company Is Building an 18-Mile Tunnel In Chicago
By looking at how a conversation begins on Wikipedia, neural networks are learning to predict how they will end. Continue reading Google and Wikipedia Are Making an AI-Powered Internet Beef Detector
The effects of psychedelic drugs on neurite density is a promising sign that they may be useful in treating depression, anxiety and post-traumatic stress disorder. Continue reading LSD and DMT Caused the Brain to Form New Connections in Flies and Rats
If every person on Earth did one calculation per second, it would take 305 days to do what Summit can do in a second. Continue reading The US Has the Most Powerful Supercomputer In the World Again