How one of the smallest fish makes a sound as loud as a firecracker
[ad_1] A male Danionella cerebrum fish Ralf Britz/Senckenberg Dresden One of the world’s smallest fish, measuring just 12 millimetres long, can make a sound registering
We finally know why live music makes us so emotional
[ad_1] Elton John performing at Glastonbury Festival in June 2023 Matt Crossick/Alamy Hearing live music may be more stirring than listening to a recording of
Two lunar landers have fallen over – but they’re still doing okay
[ad_1] An image taken by the Odysseus lander moments after it tipped over Intuitive Machines Both of the landers currently on the surface of the
Weird white dwarf star has a metal scar after eating a planet
[ad_1] An artist’s impression of WD 0816-310, where astronomers have found a scar imprinted on its surface left when the star ingested a planet ESO/L.
Mathematicians discover 'soft cell' shapes behind the natural world
[ad_1] The mathematical study of how repeating tiles fit together usually involves pointed shapes like triangles or squares, but these aren’t normally found in the
Huge set of galaxies is set to form largest cluster in known universe
[ad_1] Artist’s impression of the quasar that astronomers used to search for early galaxies ESO/M. Kornmesser One of the largest quasars in the early universe
Resurrecting loved ones as AI ‘ghosts’ could harm your mental health
[ad_1] Could your loved one be reborn as an AI? Yuichiro Chino/Moment RF/Getty Images Resurrecting deceased loved ones using artificial intelligence could harm mental health,
Stark mountain landscapes exposed in Canada as glaciers shrink
[ad_1] THIS frigid scene in the Coast mountains in British Columbia, Canada, is a sight to behold – but enjoy it while you can as
Constellation review: Thriller’s science frustrates but it looks great
[ad_1] Astronaut Jo (Noomi Rapace) with daughter Alice (Davina Coleman) Apple TV+ ConstellationMichelle MacLaren, Oliver Hirschbiegel, Joseph CedarApple TV+ WHAT kind of life would you
Wise Animals review: Exploring the entwined worlds of humans and tech
[ad_1] Every part of our lives is a result of humans co-evolving with tech Shutterstock/interstid Wise AnimalsTom Chatfield (Pan Macmillan) IN 1770, inventor Wolfgang von Kempelen claimed