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Researchers have developed a new artificial intelligence powered simulation that could significantly improve our understanding of how the universe creates many of its heaviest elements. Created by an international team at GSI/FAIR, the machine learning model allows scientists to simulate the complex nuclear reactions that occur during neutron star mergers and other violent stellar events…
In Light of Overwhelming Backlash, Flock Cancels Creepy Audio Surveillance Feature
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Researchers Narrow Down the Type of Meteorite that Killed the Dinosaurs
During the Cretaceous-Paleogene period (ca. 66 million years ago), a massive impact triggered an extinction-level event (ELE), wiping out about three-quarters of all plant and animal species on Earth, including the dinosaurs. Scientists have named the impactor that caused this devastation the Chicxulub meteor, after the nearby town of Chicxulub Pueblo in the Yucatan Peninsula…
