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Humans Destroyed Forests for Thousands of Years. We Can Become the First Generation to Expand Them

For thousands of years humans have destroyed forests. At the end of the last great ice age, an estimated 57 percent of the world’s...

A Swedish Company Wants to Transform Offshore Wind With Vertical-Axis Turbines

Even as more offshore wind projects launch and the turbines they use get bigger, there are questions around offshore wind’s economic viability. Unsurprisingly, hauling...

Meta Built an AI That Can Guess the Words You’re Hearing by Decoding Your Brainwaves

Being able to decode brainwaves could help patients who have lost the ability to speak to communicate again, and could ultimately provide novel ways...

The World’s First Hydrogen Trains Started Passenger Service in Germany

The push to move away from combustion engines and toward electric vehicles is getting stronger, with US states and multiple countries banning the sale...

Scientists Use CRISPR to Condense a Million Years of Evolution Into Mere Months

With its inquisitive eyes, furry snout, and lush pelt, the mouse—nicknamed Xiao Zhu, or Little Bamboo—nimbly perched on a bamboo stalk, striking a pretty...

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NEUROSCIENCE A Memory Prosthesis Could Restore Memory in People With Damaged Brains Jessica Hamzelou | MIT Technology Review "A unique form of brain stimulation appears to boost...

Frank Drake Has Passed Away, but His Equation for Alien Intelligence Is More Important Than Ever

How many intelligent civilizations should there be in our galaxy right now? In 1961, the US astrophysicist Frank Drake, who passed away on September...

Scientists Just Made Hydrogen Fuel With Nothing But Air and Solar Power

Hydrogen is likely to play a crucial role in our efforts to wean ourselves off fossil fuels, but making it in an environmentally friendly...
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Building Future Cities Out of Timber Could Save 100 Billion Tons of CO2 Emissions

Housing the world’s rapidly-growing population will require massive urban expansion and lots of concrete and steel, but these materials have a huge carbon footprint....

NASA Can Now Reliably Produce a Tree’s Worth of Oxygen on Mars

Astronauts on the space station may seem distant, but they're only 248 miles from Earth: a little more than the drive from New York...

This Week’s Awesome Tech Stories From Around the Web (Through Sept 3)

ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE An AI-generated Artwork’s State Fair Victory Fuels Arguments Over ‘What Art Is' James Vincent | The Verge "The rise of text-to-AI image generators has only...

This Two-Seater eVTOL Will Be Used to Train Pilots for Flying Taxis

A Jetsons-inspired future where people zip around the skies in flying cars seems to still be a long way off, but that’s not stopping...

Breakthrough Shows Humans Were Already Standing on Their Own Two Feet 7 Million Years Ago

The study of present-day species has delivered a clear verdict on humanity’s place in the living world: right alongside chimpanzees and bonobos. However, this...

Robots Chop a Few Bucks off the Price of Lunch at This Fully Automated Restaurant

Even before labor shortages and supply chain issues began plaguing the economy, the food service industry was bringing in robots. From flipping burgers to...

This Mighty Brain Chip Is So Efficient It Could Bring Advanced AI to Your Phone

AI and conventional computers are a match made in hell. The main reason is how hardware chips are currently set up. Based on the traditional...

Europe Is Getting Serious About Making Space-Based Solar Power a Reality

Proposals for beaming solar power down from space have been around since the 1970s, but the idea has long been seen as little more...

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