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Topics and developments in science and medicine, presented by Futurism.
The Difference Between Meteoroids, Meteors, and Meteorites
Here are two of my easy-to-understand stories regarding the universe and life. British spelling <><><> My articles are not meant for people who have advanced knowledge of astronomy; we are not all experts on the subject.
A B ForbesPublished 22 days ago in FuturismYou Are Looking Back in Time
British spelling. Just a few hundred years ago, people believed that everything out there in space that could be seen with the naked eye revolved around the Earth.
A B ForbesPublished 22 days ago in FuturismCybersecurity in 2024: Staying Ahead of Emerging Threats
The field of cybersecurity is a steadfast barrier against the increasing number of cyberthreats in the dynamic digital world. The need to strengthen our digital defenses only grows as we move farther into the future of technology. In 2024, let's delve into the realm of cybersecurity and discover the new risks and state-of-the-art advancements that will keep us one step ahead of the digital arms race.
Busari AkeemPublished 22 days ago in FuturismHumanity's Firewall - Fractured Reality
The news was abuzz with the unveiling of "Neosense," a neural implant promising augmented reality beyond imagination. Images of people experiencing vibrant worlds overlaid on their senses, tasting virtual food, feeling the caress of a digital breeze, flooded every screen. I, however, remained skeptical.
Rebecca Lynn IveyPublished 24 days ago in FuturismLet us Explore an Alternate Solar System
Have you anytime contemplated what it could be like if every planet in our planetary group was of the size of Earth? Well it's chance to hop into this extraordinary situation .
ROBOTS WITH AI ALSO NEED PHYSICAL INTELLIGENCE
Like most my generation, I think the first robot of which I became aware was the one on the TV program Lost in Space, whose name was simply Robot, although fans of the show tell me he was officially Robot Model B-9. Another famous fictional robot came before him.
David Morton RintoulPublished 25 days ago in FuturismOrganic AI EARS from living brain cells can now recognise voices!!!
Organic AI - Introduction: In ever-evolving landscape of artificial intelligence(AI), the most recent breakthrough is a future that collides human organs with AI organoids.Who knows we could find many cyborg super-human in near future. Today our intresting topic is of AI built from living brain cells, demonstrating an exceptional ability to recognize voices with remarkable accuracy ,I was kidding not so accurate. Let's dive deeper into this cave of AI world , and find our power animal.
That Amazing Area We Call Space
British spelling. From our perspective, outer space is a zone that seems to go on forever. We live our lives on the surface of a massive rock and have no real concept of what space feels like.
A B ForbesPublished 26 days ago in FuturismChronicles of a Day Laborer's Daily Triumphs
In the heart of the bustling city, where skyscrapers claw at the sky and streets hum with the rhythm of life, there exists a hidden world that few bother to notice—the realm of the day laborer. Amongst the cacophony of urban existence, their stories are often drowned out, overshadowed by the grandeur of the cityscape. Yet, within the folds of their daily struggles lies a tale of resilience, perseverance, and the quiet dignity of labor.
sudip tarafderPublished 26 days ago in FuturismU.S. Moon Landing: How to Watch and What to Know
On the brink of a monumental achievement in space exploration, Odysseus, a private spacecraft, is poised to make history with its scheduled lunar touchdown on Thursday. Representing the first U.S. moon landing in over five decades, this endeavor, spearheaded by Intuitive Machines, a Houston-based company, signifies a remarkable advancement in lunar exploration.
sudip tarafderPublished 26 days ago in FuturismWill Mars Surrender Its Secrets?
British spelling. This planet can be as far away as 400 million kilometres and as close as 56 million kilometres from the Earth. It is the fourth-closest planet to the Sun, with an average distance of just over 228 million kilometres.
A B ForbesPublished 28 days ago in FuturismFusion Energy: Progress and Challenges in the Pursuit of Clean Power
In the race towards a sustainable and eco-friendly future, scientists and researchers are exploring ground-breaking alternatives to traditional energy sources. One such frontier is fusion energy, a potential game-changer that holds the promise of providing limitless clean power. In this article, we delve into the progress, challenges, and real-life examples surrounding the pursuit of fusion energy.
Yeswanth VadlamudiPublished 28 days ago in Futurism