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New Study Reveals Mars Was Warm and Wet Billions of Years Ago
Recent research suggests Mars had a warm and wet climate billions of years ago, challenging earlier ideas of a frozen planet.
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Scientists Discover Heat Can Flow Like a Fluid, Opening New Paths for Chip Cooling
Researchers at EPFL found that in ultra-pure crystals, heat can flow similarly to liquids, suggesting new approaches to thermal management in electronics.
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Study Suggests Earth’s Core Holds Vast Amount of Hydrogen, Challenging Cometary Water Origin Theory
New research reveals the Earth’s core may contain hydrogen equivalent to 45 oceans, casting doubt on the cometary hypothesis for our planet’s water origin.
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Canadian Researchers Develop Cost-Effective Photonic Ising Machine for Optimization Tasks
Queen’s University researchers build a stable, room-temperature photonic Ising machine as an affordable alternative to D-Wave’s quantum computers.
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Chinese Researchers Develop Lithium Batteries That Perform at -34°C Using Semi-Solid Electrolytes
Chinese scientists have engineered lithium batteries with semi-solid electrolytes that maintain functionality at temperatures as low as -34°C.
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New Study Challenges Long-Held Beliefs About Origins of Runaway Stars
A recent large-scale study redefines the understanding of runaway stars, shaking up previous theories about their origins and behaviors.
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Security Flaw Found in AMD Driver Auto-Update System Raises Concerns
A security vulnerability in AMD’s automatic driver update system could expose users to risks, discovered by a cybersecurity researcher.
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DARPA Launches Program to Advance Photonic Chips for AI by Challenging Physical Limits
DARPA initiates PICASSO program to overcome physical constraints in photonic computing, aiming to boost AI chip performance with low latency and energy use.
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Chinese Researchers Develop Zinc-Air Battery Enhanced by Light Exposure
Donghua University scientists introduce a zinc-air battery that uses light to improve oxygen reaction rates, addressing key challenges of this tech.
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New Evidence Links Earth’s Magnetic Field Anomalies to Mysterious Mantle Structures
Researchers have obtained direct evidence linking irregularities in Earth’s magnetic field to enigmatic structures deep within the mantle.
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Cornell University Develops Underwater 3D Printer for Concrete Structures on Ocean Floor
Cornell researchers create underwater 3D printing tech to build concrete structures on the seafloor, aiming to improve ocean construction speed and cost.
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Researchers Warn Wi-Fi Signals Could Enable Invisible Mass Surveillance
Scientists at KIT reveal a method to identify individuals via passive Wi-Fi signal analysis, raising privacy concerns over future wireless standards.
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