A container ship just tested a system to capture its own CO2 emissions
[ad_1] About 3 per cent of all carbon emissions are due to the shipping industry GreenOak/Shutterstock A 240-metre-long container ship called the Sounion Trader recently
Realism of OpenAI’s Sora video generator raises security concerns
[ad_1] The AI program Sora generated a video featuring this artificial woman based on a text prompt Sora/OpenAI OpenAI has unveiled its latest artificial intelligence
Carbon dioxide gas spotted in atmosphere of Jupiter’s moon Callisto
[ad_1] The surface of Jupiter’s moon Callisto is scarred with impact craters, and its atmosphere holds carbon dioxide gas NASA/JPL/DLR Astronomers have spotted gaseous carbon
Russia’s space weapon: Is it nuclear and does it pose a threat?
[ad_1] The mysterious new weapon might threaten satellites in Earth’s orbit KeyFame/Shutterstock The US government has privately warned lawmakers and European allies that Russia plans
Lasers smaller than a human hair emit doughnut-shaped light
[ad_1] An artist’s impression of a hollow nanowire emitting doughnut-shaped laser light Masato Takiguchi et al./ACS Photonics/American Chemical Society 2024 Tiny, hollow wires can produce
Abortion medication is as safe over telehealth as in a doctor’s office
[ad_1] Abortion medication pills include mifepristone and misoprostol Brigette Supernova / Alamy Abortion pills are as safe and effective when obtained through telehealth services as
School uniforms may prevent children from getting enough exercise
[ad_1] School uniforms may restrict movement, making children less active Dan Kenyon/Getty Images Wearing a uniform to school has been linked to young children getting
Injections of drug-filled nanoparticles may relieve arthritis pain
[ad_1] Osteoarthritis affects 530 million people worldwide Puwadol Jaturawutthichai/Shutterstock Drug-delivering nanoparticles might help treat osteoarthritis. In mice with signs of the condition, a single injection
Satellite beamed power from space to Earth for the first time ever
[ad_1] Inside the MAPLE power experiment Alex Ayling et al. The first experiment to transmit power to Earth from space could lead to a space-based
Great apes like teasing each other – which may be the origin of humour
[ad_1] Chimpanzees enjoy teasing each other apple2499/Shutterstock Bonobos, orangutans, gorillas and chimpanzees all poke, tickle and even steal from their peers as a form of