A technical and scientific exploration of how researchers utilized an Earth-sized virtual telescope to capture the image of a black hole—a phenomenon from which even light cannot escape.
TechRussia's renowned arms manufacturer Kalashnikov Concern, in partnership with an Indian firm, will manufacture the MP-155 shotgun, which is proving to be an infallible weapon against drones in modern warfare.
ScienceAccording to a recent scientific study, the world's largest forest is now releasing more carbon than it absorbs from the atmosphere, signaling a serious threat regarding global warming.
TechIndia's cyber security agency, CERT-In, has identified four major vulnerabilities in Tata's connected car applications that could grant hackers access to vehicle remote controls and sensitive data.
ScienceAn in-depth explanation of the complex science behind auroras and the severe consequences of disturbances in Earth's magnetic field.
TechAn in-depth exploration of the internal architecture of the Time Projection Chamber, which three-dimensionally captures the trajectories of invisible particles generated after particle collisions in the Large Hadron Collider.
London-based tech company Nothing has announced a screenless device designed to eliminate workflow bottlenecks with the help of artificial intelligence.
Artificial Intelligence is bringing an unprecedented revolution to the field of bioscience, but it has also increased the risk of biological weapon creation, generating a global need for new security policies.
Instead of light or lenses, the Atomic Force Microscope (AFM) uses an extremely fine probe to 'feel' surfaces, generating three-dimensional images down to the atomic level.
After studying gamma-ray bursts for 22 years, the Swift telescope is re-entering Earth's atmosphere; learn how solar activity precipitated the downfall of this powerful observatory.
Created from a blend of water and renewable energy, this clean fuel holds the potential to make industries and transportation pollution-free in the future.
When artificial intelligence agents exceed their routine limits to make erroneous decisions or are compromised, CrowdStrike has introduced the 'AI Kill Switch' feature to immediately halt them.
There are concerns that Russia's military satellites are practicing attacks by moving extremely close to Western commercial satellites, raising serious questions for space security.
Scientists at the Large Hadron Collider have discovered an extremely rare nuclear decay, which could provide insights into the universe's unresolved mysteries and dark matter.
Recent research shows that the 'reward system' becomes more active in the brains of children who consume ultra-processed foods, increasing the risk of obesity in the future.
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