If training the future workforce is a fundamental role of education, it’s just as important a role for business.
Continue reading How Business Can Engage Students And Educators With Technology
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Identical twins Briana and Brittany, 35, married identical twins Josh and Jeremy Salyers, 37, and now they’re introducing the world to their babies, who are so genetically similar that the cousins are more like brothers. Continue reading Identical twin sisters marry identical twin brothers: Meet their babies
By The Guardian
There’s a strand of thinking, from sci-fi films to Stephen Hawking, that suggests artificial intelligence (AI) could spell doom for humans. But conservationists are increasingly turning to AI as an innovative tech solution to tackle the biodiversity crisis and mitigate climate change. Continue reading Five ways AI is saving wildlife – from counting chimps to locating whales
By Katie Hunt, CNN
Three thousand miles off the coast of New Zealand and 2,000 miles north of Antarctica, Point Nemo is so far from land that the closest humans are often the astronauts on board the International Space Station — that orbits 227 nautical miles above Earth. Continue reading This is the space graveyard where the International Space Station will be buried
BY ASSOCIATION OF UNIVERSITIES FOR RESEARCH IN ASTRONOMY, Sci Tech Daily
The SOAR Telescope, part of NOIRLab’s Cerro Tololo Inter-American Observatory, has helped astronomers refine the size and orbit of the largest known Earth Trojan companion. Continue reading Existence of Earth Trojan Asteroid Confirmed – Could Become “Ideal Bases” for Advanced Exploration of the Solar System
By Katie Hunt, CNN
Flowers discovered perfectly preserved in globs of amber bloomed at the feet of dinosaurs, suggesting that some flowering plants in South Africa today have remained unchanged for 99 million years, a new study reveals. Continue reading 99 million-year-old flowers found perfectly preserved in amber bloomed at the feet of dinosaurs
By Katie Hunt, CNN
At first glance, it looks like a tree stump but the circular feature in a newly released image captured by the ExoMars orbiter is actually an ice-rich crater on Mars. Continue reading Rings in ‘tree stump’ crater found on Mars illuminate red planet’s past climate
By NASA
Media accreditation is now open for launch and prelaunch activities related to NASA’s Artemis I mission, the first mission in exploration systems built for crew that will travel around the Moon since Apollo. Continue reading NASA Invites Media to Launch of New Mega-Moon Rocket and Spacecraft
By DAVID NIELD, Science Alert
For most of life on Earth, oxygen is essential, and sunlight is usually needed to produce that oxygen. But in an exciting twist, researchers have caught a common, ocean-dwelling microbe breaking all the rules. Continue reading Microbes in The Ocean Depths Can Make Oxygen Without Sun. This Discovery Could Be Huge
By Joshua Hawkins, Yahoo!
According to a new study, scientists believe the largest animals to ever live, lived in the sea. In fact, a new discovery has led them to believe that one of the largest animals was a Triassic period predator that was somewhat similar to modern-day whales. Continue reading Scientists just discovered a massive sea predator from the Triassic period
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