Health Care
Artificial Intelligence (AI) will be as smart and intelligent as humans by 2029, claims Google’s engineering head
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Director of Google’s Engineering Department, Ray Kurzweil has said the artificial intelligence (AI) singularity will take place in the year 2029, and just a few years later human beings will merge with machines. Artificial Intelligence drives the human’s future, and human beings may take a position of the backseat. However, Ray Kurzweil is a prominent futurist, who has made a...
Humans inherit their nose shape from their parents or grandparents, but ultimately, the size and shape of someone’s nose and that of their parents was formed by a long process of adaptation to local climate, according to new research. Birthplace, local climate conditions and temperature can all have an effect on the size and shape of the human nose....
Technology
“Biofuels reduce particle emissions”, says a new study conducted by NASA
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Aviation has a large impact on the environment. Emission of heat, particulates and polluting gases are some of the major problems it causes. These, in turn affect the global temperature.
A recent study has concluded that the usage of biofuels help power jet engines reduce particle emissions. Biofuels reduce the emissions as much as 50 to 70 percent. Biofuels are...
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Tools made by high school students, under NASA’s HUNCH program reaches International Space Station
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NASA now has a few high school students who will be a part of a major program. Students at an Alabama high school are now making parts for use on the International Space Station.
NASA has been sponsoring programs to build the spark in students in the field of aerospace industry for more than 50 years. One of them is HUNCH...
Health Care
Taking common painkillers like ibuprofen linked to higher cardiac arrest risk: Study
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Ibuprofen and other common painkilling medications are linked to an increased risk of cardiac arrest-- when your heart abruptly stops working, researchers have warned after discovering it increases the risk of cardiac arrest by 31 per cent. A new study from Denmark published on Wednesday (January 15) in the European Heart Journal – Cardiovascular Pharmacotherapy.
Ibuprofen, currently available in supermarkets...
Technology
Rover Challenge all set to begin in March end; NASA finalizes teams for Human Exploration Rover Challenge 2017
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NASA is all set to begin the most awaited and also the toughest rover challenge. The competition challenges students to solve engineering problems, design rovers and much more.
NASA’s Human Exploration Rover Challenge, highlights NASA’s goals for future exploration to Mars and beyond. Nearly 99 high school and college teams will put their skills to the test from March 30 to April...
A study based on Cassini's observation has stunned the scientists at NASA. The recent study, published in journal Icarus, shows, how the hydrocarbon lakes and seas of Titan erupt occasionally with dramatic patches of bubbles.
Researchers at NASA's JPL, simulated the frigid surface conditions on Titan. They found that significant amounts of nitrogen can be dissolved in the extremely cold liquid...
Technology
Oppo F3 Plus Dual Selfie Camera Phone to be launched in India on 23 March
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Oppo has confirmed that it is set to launch the Oppo F3 Plus in India. Oppo has tweeted out that its F3 Plus Selfie Expert smartphone is all set to launch on 23 March. An event will be held on March 23 where the qualities of Oppo F3 Plus will be highlighted, and at 12PM the phone will be launched. The...
Science
February 2017 was the second warmest February in 137 years; It follows February 2016 which stands first
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The month of February had several notable events. It has now secured a place in NASA's record books.
February 2017 was the second warmest February in 137 years, according to a monthly analysis of global temperatures by scientists at NASA. NASA's Goddard Institute for Space Studies (GISS) maintains this modern record keeping.
A mean February temperature was set from the data...
It has long been suspected that eight-legged carnivores, spiders are one of the most important groups of voracious predators of insects. Each year, spiders consume a lot. In fact, they eat more prey annually than humans do. You might be surprised to know that about 27 million tons of spiders, consume somewhere between 440 million and 880 million tons...