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Space 12 May 2019 Is there life on Europa?NASA/JPL/Ted Stryk By Jonathan O’CallaghanIn our hunt for life on other worlds, amino acids could be key. The subsurface oceans of icy moons such as Jupiter’s Europa and Saturn’s Enceladus might contain detectable amino acids, potential biosignatures of life. But amino acids can also be produced by…
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Physics 11 May 2019 Sponges could fuel nuclear power plantshdh.sd/Alamy Stock Photo By Leah CraneA specialised sponge could harvest uranium from seawater for use as fuel in nuclear power plants, and could also be used to help clean waste from those plants. The easiest way to get uranium is to mine it from ores in…
Technology 11 May 2019 How about this outfit?Asia Images/Getty By Chris BaraniukWhat shoes go with that dress? Or this pair of jeans? Artificial intelligence is now answering those questions automatically for online shoppers in China, thanks to an algorithm developed by web giant Alibaba. The system recommends entire personalised outfits to users as they browse,…
Space 10 May 2019 Magnetism, how does it work?Giulio Ercolani / Alamy Stock Photo By Chelsea WhyteThe magnetism of the entire universe is 2.5 billion times weaker than a fridge magnet, according to a new analysis. “The magnetic field is weak by that standard, but it’s a lot of energy. There’s as much energy in…
Technology 10 May 2019 A virtual camera in a virtual speakeasyTechnicolor By Andrew Rosenblum Wearing a VR headset, I’m immersed in a virtual speakeasy of the 1920s. A strange-looking wooden protagonist, played by a human actor whose footage has just been recorded, chit-chats with computer-generated bar patrons. The technology I’m testing was created by Technicolor…
Technology 10 May 2019 Instagram wants to reduce misinformationYui Mok/PA Wire By New Scientist Staff and Press AssociationInstagram is cracking down on misinformation about vaccinations by blocking hashtags that include verifiably false information about the subject. The Facebook-owned platform already blocks obvious hashtag terms used to spread false information, such as #vaccinescauseautism, #vaccinescauseaids and #vaccinesarepoison, but…