And should you use an iPhone for the trade-in value? @andrew_andrew__ Apr 28, 2023, 1:16 pm EDT | 4 min read Justin Duino / Review Geek Apple’s iPhone holds a larger market share than the top three Android brands combined. Plus, the iPhone lasts longer than Android devices. As a result, it’s worth more on...
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Isotope study shows vascular plants had colonized land extensively by the early Silurian
A compilation of (a) Δ199Hg and (b) Δ200Hg for Paleozoic sediments at the stage level. Credit: IGCAS The colonization and expansion of plants on land represent a defining landmark for the path of life on Earth. Terrestrial colonization has been attributed to a series of major innovations in plant body plans, anatomy and biochemistry that...
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Tianwen-1: Zhurong rover finds evidence of water at low latitudes on modern Mars
(a) Topographic contour map of the environs where the trace is located. The coordinate system is east-north-up (ENU) local Cartesian coordinate and the origin is that of the rover coordinate system. The background Digital Orthophoto Map (DOM) photo was taken by NaTeCam. (b) MSCam bird’s-eye-view photo showing a strip-like trace and a likely water-soaked fragmented...
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The Daunting Task of Measuring Dinosaur Intelligence
Researching intelligence is an extremely difficult task, even in animals alive today. In part that’s because much of the scientific jury is still out on what intelligence even is. So, estimating the smarts of any creature that is now extinct is an especially tall order. In the case of dinosaurs, combine the fact that they...
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Water resources: Defusing conflict, promoting cooperation
image: Mega-?dam on the Omo River: Gibe III (2016). view more Credit: Mimi Abebayehu/Wikimedia Commons Rivers are lifelines for many countries. They create valuable ecosystems, provide drinking water for people and raw water for agriculture and industry. In the Global South in particular, there is strong competition for access to freshwater resources. The increasing use of...
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50% More Accurate: Aerospace Engineers Design Dart That Is Less Sensitive to Player Errors
50% More Accurate: Aerospace Engineers Design Dart That Is Less Sensitive to Player Errors
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Debunking the Myth: Is Deep Learning Necessary for Artificial Intelligence?
Deep learning appears to be a key magical ingredient for the realization of many artificial intelligence tasks. However, these tasks can be efficiently realized by the use of simpler shallow architectures.
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SOLARIS: ESA’s Bold Venture Into Space-Based Solar Power Plants
ESA has signed contracts for two parallel concept studies for commercial-scale Space-Based Solar Power plants, representing a crucial step in the Agency’s new SOLARIS initiative – maturing the feasibility of gathering solar energy from space for terrestrial clean energy needs.
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Wonder Material Graphene Stuns Again: Shatters Magnetoresistance Records
Researchers at The University of Manchester have discovered record-high magnetoresistance in graphene, offering potential breakthroughs in understanding strange metals and applications in magnetic sensors.
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Merging Artificial Intelligence and Physics Simulations To Design Innovative Materials
Max Planck scientists explore the possibilities of artificial intelligence in materials science and publish their review in the journal Nature Computational Science.