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Researchers Find an Enzyme That Feeds Brain Tumors
Cancer tumors, like other living cells, need to consume nutrients and oxygen to sustain themselves. However, as they often live in remote, inaccessible parts of the brain, getting the required...
HWMore Info About Apple’s New AI Chip
A new chip is being created by Apple, known to those on the inside as Apple Neural Engine, that will specifically look to deal with any artificial intelligence (AI) tasks...
HWHave Scientists Finally Unraveled the Mysteries of Antimatter?
New discoveries are made every day about the world we live in, but there are still many aspects of the universe that we don’t understand, and maybe we never will.
Is Metformin the World’s Next Wonder Drug? Can It Block Cancer Cell Growth?
Metformin isn’t a new drug. In fact, it’s been used for more than 50 years for various medicinal reasons including to prevent or slow the growth of some cancers, or...
AIAre You Ready for the AI Revolution and the Rise of Superintelligence?
We’ve come a long way as a whole over the past few centuries. Take a time machine back to 1750 and life would be very different indeed. There was no...
How Elon Musk Maintains his Intense Motivation
The failures of Elon Musk has contributed to the power of his drive as much as his successes. While many have heard of the companies he runs, we rarely hear...
HWScientist Discovered a Catfish Gene, When activated in a Rodent Brain, Can Sense Electromagnetic fields
Scientist in Baltimore has discovered a catfish gene that, when activated in a rodent brain, can sense electromagnetic fields. There are numerous animals, throughout all types and species, expect humans...
New Specs Revealed About Tesla’s Model 3
While the new Tesla Model 3 is still very much in the production stage, not many details have been revealed about what can expect from the new electric vehicle. However,...
Describing Distance in a Changing Universe
The Sloan Digital Sky Survey has recently finished mapping more of the universe than ever before. To create the map the Survey zeroed in on quasars, supermassive black holes at...
What’s the Deal With Transformative Artificial Intelligence?
Artificial intelligence can be seen in various applications all over the world, but generally, these can all be divided into three very loose categories: Transformative AI, DIY (Do It Yourself)...
HWDoes Nuclear Physics Hold the Key to Finally Unfolding the Standard Model?
So far to date, scientists have found that the best way to unfold new secrets about the fundamental Universe is to collide particles with one another with enough energy to...
Tabby’s “Alien-Megastructures” Star Had Begun to Dim Again
Since it was first discovered, Tabby’s Star has baffled scientists all across the world. The reason for this is that it doesn’t act like any other star out there.
Find the Perfect Job With Google’s Machine Learning AI
Google wants everyone to have the perfect job for them and that’s what it’s set out to help with thanks to its new powerful job searching tool. It’s called Google...
First Stop: the Moon, Second Stop: Mars
As the Mars exploration missions get closer to happening, extensive preparation is going on to ensure the astronauts can cope while they’re up there. One of the key stages of...
Google’s New Artificial Intelligent Chip and Supercomputer are Ready to Kick Butt
Google is already a household name when it comes to traditional computing, but now the company wants to expand to become an AI-focused hardware maker. An announcement at the company’s...
Are These Mini Spherical Reactors the Answer to Fusion Energy’s Problems?
2030 could be an exciting year for scientists is UK-based company Tokamak Energy has anything to do with it. It’s been a long time coming, but scientists have finally found...
HWScientists Subject Quantum Entanglement to Extreme Levels of Acceleration
It’s been an exciting month for science this week as for the time ever scientists have managed to subject quantum entanglement to extreme levels of acceleration only to find that...
Getting to the Nitty Gritty of the Universe
The Universe is so immense and so vast that to be able to explain what it is in one or two sentences is physically impossible. In a very general term,...
Can Artificial Intelligence become the Next Cancer Detecting Marvel?
Quite possibly. Computers are advancing so fast and what they’re being used for no in the medical field has changed dramatically over the past decade. Artificial intelligence and deep learning...
HWStephen Hawking and Colleagues Write Angry Letter Defending Theory
Proving a theory is always difficult, even for the world’s top physicists. In February of this year, three of the world’s top physicists decided to try and disprove the cosmic...
Understanding the Speed of Light, How Much do We Know?
You might not think there’s much to know about the speed of light, but you’d be wrong. The actual speed of light in a vacuum is 299,792 kilometers per second...
New CERN Particle Accelerator has Multiple Uses
Researchers at CERN have just unveiled a new particle accelerator that they’re hoping will help doctors treat cancer patients and at the same time help experts analyze art. The Large...
HWThere are No Large Moons in Orbit Around TRAPPIST-1 Planets
A recent study has confirmed that it would be an impossibility for the planets in the TRAPPIST-1 system to have any large moons orbiting them. Although the discovery of the...
Quantum Computers Sound Great, But Who’s Going to Program Them?
While everyone’s in a rush to get to the end of the quantum computer race, has anyone really given a moment thought as to who will actually program these machines?
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