Scientists and tech companies are making strides in AI-driven research, but privacy concerns remain high with new AI tools.
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Shipwreck Remains Found on Nantucket Beach After Nor’easter
A shipwreck from 1884 has been discovered on a Nantucket beach following a powerful nor’easter. Experts believe it may be the Warren Sawyer.
Bangkok Floods Force Thousands to Seek Shelter as Rain Continues
Heavy rainfall has caused severe flooding in Bangkok, prompting authorities to declare a disaster emergency and move thousands to shelters.
Moon Phase on September 25, 2026: A Nearly Full Night Sky
The Moon is in the Waxing Gibbous phase on September 25, 2026, nearly full and bright. Learn what to look for in the night sky.
Papua’s Eternal Snow Nears Disappearance as Climate Change Reshapes Sacred Peaks
The unique tropical glaciers on Indonesia’s Papua island are rapidly disappearing due to climate change and industrial development. The ice is vanishing from the mountain known as Puncak Jaya.
Middle School Students Tackle Future of Aviation Fuel in NASA Challenge
Middle school teams are invited to design airport solutions for integrating new aircraft fuels like LNG in NASA’s Dream with Us Challenge.
New Neural Method Could Change How Computers Recognize Faces and Detect Deepfakes
A new approach to biometric technology is challenging the idea that faces, voices, and other identifying traits must be stored and analyzed as ordinary digital images. Researchers are exploring what are called…
Neutron Star Collision Puts Newton’s Gravitational Constant to a New Test
A new study has used the collision of two neutron stars to test whether one of nature’s most important constants changes with time. Researchers found no evidence that Newton’s gravitational constant, known…
Ancient Plesiosaurs Vomited Shellfish Pellets Like Owls
Scientists discover fossilized vomit from plesiosaurs, showing they regurgitated indigestible shellfish like owls do with bones.
India’s Green Energy Growth Comes With a Waste Problem
India is expanding its renewable energy capacity but faces major grid limitations that lead to wasted power. The country produces more green energy than ever, yet transmission issues prevent full use of this output.