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Topics and developments in science and medicine, presented by Futurism.
What Element Has Atomic Number 79?
British spelling. I write easy-to-understand stories regarding the universe and life, here are two of them. Enjoy. <><><>
A B ForbesPublished 14 days ago in FuturismA.I. Plagiarized Me Criticizing It
In December 2023, I published an article on Vocal, Medium, and my own website entitled How Many Australian Minutes is 15 American Minutes?. As a quick summary, I had asked that exact question to so-called artificial intelligence (A.I.) interactive chat engines Microsoft Copilot and Google Bard (since renamed Gemini). Without prompting or priming, each decided that there was a difference and they needed to do a conversion, resulting in answers ranging from 3.75 to 30.25 minutes.
What If We Covered the Sahara With Solar Panels?..
The Sun-Drenched Powerhouse that is the Sahara Desert Widely regarded as the largest hot desert in the world, the Sahara Desert covers an area that is almost the same size as China. With its constant sunshine and geographical expanse spanning across ten different countries and three time zones, it is a prime choice for solar energy generation. The number of sunshine hours per year shows how abundant sunlight is in the Sahara, with most regions receiving over 3,600 hours each year. Its location near the Tropic of Cancer, where the sun beams directly and unhindered for a large amount of the year, is what gives it this solar richness.
Abdur RahumanPublished 15 days ago in FuturismWhy Is Our Moon Called The Moon?
British spelling. <><><> Our Moon. In the Solar System, the total number of confirmed moons that orbit the planets is 288.
A B ForbesPublished 17 days ago in FuturismThe Size of Our Local Area
British spelling. <><><> Now it is time to use our imagination. Our solar system seems massive to us but is very small when we compare it to our galaxy, the Milky Way, and is minuscule when we think of the universe as a whole.
A B ForbesPublished 18 days ago in FuturismThese Amazing Space Journeys Are Incredible
British spelling. <><><> About 27 years ago, I was on a fishing boat travelling from Scotland to Norway. It was April 1997. The mate of the boat, who, like myself, had an interest in astronomy, called me in the middle of the night.
A B ForbesPublished 19 days ago in FuturismVirtual Reality: Breaking Illusions, Unveiling Real Risks
Introduction: Virtual Reality (VR) innovation has taken the world by storm, promising immersive encounters that transport clients to modern domains and undertakings. From gaming and excitement to instruction and treatment, VR offers phenomenal levels of drenching and interactivity. Be that as it may, in the midst of the fervor and oddity of VR, it’s vital to recognize and address the potential wellbeing dangers related with delayed utilize. In this web journal, we’ll investigate the covered up threats of VR and how it can affect your physical, mental, and passionate well-being.
Sohum NikamPublished 19 days ago in FuturismIt's One Small Step for Man, One Giant Leap for Private Enterprise
In a groundbreaking accomplishment that harkens back to the heroic days of the Apollo missions, the United States has again left its mark on the lunar surface. Over half a century has passed since the last footprint was etched in the moon’s dust by an American astronaut. The Odysseus lunar lander’s touchdown symbolizes not just a triumph of engineering and science but also heralds a new era where private enterprise takes a leading role in the space race. The following report details this historic moment.
Rusafa Nabiha TahseenPublished 19 days ago in FuturismApophis: Asteroid That Could Hit Earth In the Future
Have you heard about the Apophis? Over the years it has gained notoriety as an asteroid that could pose a serious threat to Earth. According to astronomers, it is predicted that the Apophis Would come very close to earth in the year 2029.
LightbringerPublished 20 days ago in FuturismThe Enigma of Time Travel: Unraveling the Mysteries of Temporal Exploration
*Introduction:* Within the cosmic symphony of existence, time unfolds as a transcendent thread intricately woven into the very fabric of reality. Spanning from the contemplative musings of ancient philosophers to the modern echoes resonating from H.G. Wells' "The Time Machine," the allure of surpassing temporal boundaries persists as a captivating beacon. This extensive exploration embarks on an unprecedented odyssey into the profound heart of time travel, seamlessly intertwining the complex threads of theoretical physics with the captivating narratives of those who purport to have traversed the enigmatic folds of time itself.
Sandun NayanajithPublished 21 days ago in FuturismOuter Space: Its Size Is Beyond Belief
British spelling. <><><> Outer Space. We were successful in sending men to the Moon and back. We are also contemplating sending men and women to Mars, but the red planet is just a step away when we think of the size of the solar system and is minuscule in comparison to the universe.
A B ForbesPublished 21 days ago in Futurism5 Min Audiobook Review: "The Holographic Universe, The Revolutionary Theory of Reality"
Introduction Michael Talbot's "The Holographic Universe: The Revolutionary Theory of Reality" explores the intriguing idea that reality may be akin to a hologram, with every part containing the whole. Originally published in 1991, this groundbreaking book challenges conventional notions of space, time, and consciousness. Talbot draws on various scientific disciplines, including physics, neurology, and psychology, to present a comprehensive argument for the holographic model of reality. Through engaging narratives and accessible explanations, he takes readers on a thought-provoking journey into the nature of existence itself.