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• Thu, November 28, 2024

by: Tim Hastings

How the World Can Cope Better With Extreme Rainfall and Flooding

Climate change likely drove the intense rainfall behind the floods, which was caused by a weather phenomenon called an isolated high-level depression, also known as a "cold drop" or "cut-off low." This is where an area of low pressure gets detached from the jet stream and remains static for a long period,

by: Tim Hastings

How dead cattle could offer clues to 'longest-running murder mystery in the history of the world'

Slain cattle stripped of certain organs with surgical precision and found in pastures with no trace of blood or evidence have stumped ranchers and law enforcement in quiet farming communities

• Fri, November 29, 2024

by: Tim Hastings

2024 Philippine Textile Congress highlights innovations and vision for sustainable future

THE Department of Science and Technology (DOST) celebrated groundbreaking advancements and a renewed vision for the Philippine textile industry at the 2024 Philippine Textile Congress which brought together leaders,

by: Tim Hastings

The Bonfire 2.0 is $70 less expensive than normal for a limited time.

by: Tim Hastings

Jules Verne's prophetic legacy: The science fiction pioneer

Jules Verne, a well-known French writer, captivates audiences with both his accurate and inaccurate predictions. How did his work influence the worlds of science and literature? Jules Verne, born in 1828 in France,

by: Tim Hastings

Isro chief endorses Musk's model for space research

Somnath noted that despite India's reputation as a space power owing to recent successes, its share in the $386 billion global space economy remains at just 2%, or $5 billion.

by: Tim Hastings

NASA Partners Are Developing a Post-ISS Space Ecosystem

When the International Space Station (ISS) is retired at the end of the decade, a collection of commercial space outposts will replace it.

by: Tim Hastings

Yango and Zindi celebrate winners of 2024 Accra mobility hackathon propelling technological innovation in Ghana

The winners of the inaugural Accra Mobility Prediction Hackathon, organized by Zindi Africa and powered by Yango Group, a global technology company specializing in daily services, have been revealed.

by: Tim Hastings

Save $400 on one of the best Windows laptops we've seen this year

Save $400 on one of our favorite laptops of the year with the 13-inch Microsoft Surface Laptop 7. Fitted with some of the latest hardware, this AI PC is packed with a top Snapdragon processor as well as a lengthy battery life if you're hoping to work on the move often.

by: Tim Hastings

The Fire TV Stick 4K Max is the best way to upgrade your TV this Black Friday

This top-rated streaming device will bring new skills to your TV. Grab the Fire TV Stick 4K Max before the sales end

by: Tim Hastings

Black Friday 2024 camera deals live: Plus, savings on telescopes, binoculars and stargazing accessories

Save $501 on this cheapest-ever Black Friday Sony A7 III deal. It's a fantastic camera for astrophotography thanks to its 24.2MP resolution, and even though it shows its age in 2024, it was years ahead of its time when it was released in 2018.

by: Tim Hastings

AirPods Pro 2, a Roomba, and 48 more gadgets that are at their lowest prices ever for Black Friday

You've never been able to find this gear for a lower price beforeâ€”but these deals won't last long.

by: Tim Hastings

This year's best Black Friday deals from Best Buy: Nintendo Switch, Apple, TVs, and more

Staff Writer, Commerce Brandt Ranj is an experienced writer for PopSci, covering topics such as science, technology, news, and gadget reviews. Breakthroughs, discoveries, and DIY tips sent every weekday.

by: Tim Hastings

Scientists created the world's first engine powered by quantum entanglement instead of gas or oil

Researchers have finally created a quantum engine that runs off entanglement and it could revolutionize quantum mechanics.

by: Tim Hastings

2024 Global Ocean Development Forum Held, Contributing Chinese Wisdom to Global Ocean Sustainability

by: Tim Hastings

Inside the 'swat team' -- how insects react to virtual reality gaming

Humans get a real buzz from the virtual world of gaming and augmented reality but now scientists have trialled the use of these new-age technologies on small animals, to test the reactions of tiny hoverflies and even crabs.

by: Tim Hastings

DOST-Metals Ind. R&D Center holds training courses on MTSC's 2nd year

by: Tim Hastings

This "Antiquated" Star Trek Tech Could Actually Be The Future Of Space Travel

Les Johnson, a leading expert on solar sails for NASA, breaks down the science, and the science fiction of solar sails in Star Trek, and other sci-fi.

by: Tim Hastings

'I'm a tech writer and this is my favourite Amazon Black Friday deal'

Sennheiser does have its own application that can be installed on smartphones which allows you to customise the EQ to your sound preference but also the type of music you listen to. It's a great experience all around and well worth spending Â£179.99, down from Â£279.99 in the Amazon Black Friday sale.

by: Tim Hastings

CA BOCES names Olean honor rolls for 1st quarter

Cattaraugus-Allegany BOCES named its Career and Technical Education High Honor and Honor rolls for the first quarter of the 2024-25 academic year from CTE Center in Olean.

by: Tim Hastings

Garmin's best-value serious fitness watch is at its cheapest price this Black Friday

We think the Garmin Forerunner 955 is one of the best-value fitness watches you can buy and this excellent Black Friday deal on Amazon will save you $100

by: Tim Hastings

Artificial intelligence in professional cycling: what is the state of play?

Club when Cyclingnews asked professional teams for their feedback on what seemingly every industry sees as a game-changing technology. Professional cycling, swarming with data points for every possible metric,

by: Tim Hastings

Samsung offers Black Friday TV shoppers top tips to avoid 'buyers regret'

With Black Friday finally here, Samsung has issued some words of warning to ensure you get the best deal when shopping for a new smart TV

by: Tim Hastings

IIT Bombay-HSBC India Green Hydrogen Programme Shortlists 6 Projects From Top Institutes For Incubation

The IIT Bombay and HSBC India Green Hydrogen programme is aimed at accelerating the development and deployment of green hydrogen technologies.

by: Tim Hastings

The best mini projector I've ever tested is at its lowest price ever for Black Friday

Looking for an incredible Black Friday deal on home theater equipment? The Dangbei Atom, which topped the list in our guide to the best mini projectors, is currently $649. That's a $250 discount, which brings the Atom down to its lowest price ever.

by: Tim Hastings

China's floating PV system offers high stability, can withstand waves up to 13-ft

Developed by researchers at a Chinese university, the floating PV system for offshore waters can withstand waves up to 13-ft.

by: Tim Hastings

University Of Ghana Ranked First In Ghana And West Africa And Fifth In Sub-Saharan Africa

The University of Ghana (UG) has been ranked number one in Ghana and West Africa and fifth in Sub-Saharan Africa by the 2024 Times Higher Education.

by: Tim Hastings

Meet 'Blackbird': A flying taxi that spins and moves in any direction thanks to new propulsion system

CycloTech's all-electric flying vehicle is capable of controlled descents even in stormy weather with motors similar to those used for tug boats.

by: Tim Hastings

Professor of Rock Engineering

by: Tim Hastings

Young International Scientists Say Tech Cooperation Creates Strong Bond

by: Tim Hastings

DOST 2024 NSTW highlights opportunities in green economy in CDO

LOCALS of Cagayan de Oro City and its nearby municipalities and provinces are in for an exciting week as the Department of Science and Technology (DOST) brings its latest innovations at the 2024 National Science,

by: Tim Hastings

American University in Dubai launches Master of Science in Artificial Intelligence

by: Tim Hastings

Defence and Sustainability: Pioneering a Green IT Revolution

Guest blog by Andrew Grigg, Head of Sustainability Consulting and Dr Kevin Macnish, Head of Ethics and Sustainability Consulting at Sopra Steria #DefTechWeek

by: Tim Hastings

Skip Canada! 10 Places To Study Abroad

Indian students are looking at destinations that offer quality education coupled with unique cultural and career experiences, often at more affordable costs, says Gaurav Batra, CEO, Infinite Group.

by: Tim Hastings

Pollution in Delhi-NCR among topics to be examined by parliamentary panel

Amid continuing concerns over air quality in the national capital, pollution in the country with special thrust on Delhi-NCR is one of the topics shortlisted by the department related to Parliamentary Standing Committee on Science and Technology,

by: Tim Hastings

Lunar research station a cradle for international space talents

HANGZHOU -- The International Lunar Research Station, initiated by China and involving multiple countries, is not only a hub for engineers and a laboratory for scientists, but also a cradle for international deep space talents, said a representative of a regional center for space science and technology education affiliated to the UN.

by: Tim Hastings

Roku rivals the Amazon Fire TV Stick with a cheaper way to stream television

If you want a discounted streaming stick or smart TV you might be wise to look further than a Fire TV Stick this Black Friday

by: Tim Hastings

327 students graduate from University of Fiji

A total of 327 students celebrated the rewards of their hard work as they graduated this morning from The University of Fiji's Saweni Campus in Lautok

by: Tim Hastings

China makes breakthrough in xenotransplantation with gene-edited pig kidney surviving 184 days in macaque

by: Tim Hastings

UFO sighting over Capitol Hill? Viral UFO lights snap sparks debate after Congress hearings on potential alien spacecraft

A photo taken by Dennis Diggins of alleged UFO lights over Capitol Hill has sparked online debates. Experts attribute the lights to lens flares, not e

by: Tim Hastings

Promise and Contradictions Emerge From Celebration of Cuba's Latin American School of Medicine

The Latin American School of Medicine (ELAM for its Spanish language initials) is a masterpiece of Cuba's remarkable healthcare system. A conference of

by: Tim Hastings

Smart Centers Index Ranks Astana Second in Eastern Europe & Central Asia

ASTANA - Astana is ranked second in Eastern Europe and Central Asia in the 10th edition of the Smart Centers Index (SCI 10), published by independent experts Z/Yen.

• Sat, November 30, 2024

by: Tim Hastings

I wear my Sonos headphones everywhere and their Black Friday deal is a huge money-saver

I got the Sonos Ace in June and I'm still wearing it six months later - you can now get it cheaper as Blac Friday weekend deals soar

by: Tim Hastings

Local group dresses up downtown for the holidays

Britney Hall and her friends believe Christmas is called the most wonderful time of the year for a reason. Between the quality time spent with loved ones, the sound of Christmas songs everywhere you go and the excitement of picking out the perfect presents for everyone on your list,

by: Tim Hastings

Fengtai district unveils policies to attract young talents

Through these series of measures, the Fengtai government aims to further strengthen its resources of young talents while promoting the organic integration of education, science and technology.

by: Tim Hastings

ISB Data Science Summit 2024 addresses emerging technologies and cyber security challenges

Hyderabad: The ISB Institute of Data Science (IIDS) organised a day-long Summit on Artificial Intelligence, Generative AI, Retail Analytics, Cyber Security, and Ethical AI. The summit

by: Tim Hastings

Fine particulate air pollution may play a role in adverse birth outcomes

How dead cattle could offer clues to 'longest-running murder mystery in the history of the world'

Slain cattle stripped of certain organs with surgical precision and found in pastures with no trace of blood or evidence have stumped ranchers and law enforcement in quiet farming communities

The article from the New York Post discusses how the remains of dead cattle in the UK could provide insights into the "longest-running murder mystery in the history of the world" - the disappearance of the dinosaurs. Scientists are studying the bones of these cattle, which were exposed to nuclear testing fallout in the 1950s and 1960s, to understand the effects of radiation on bone structure. This research could help explain how environmental factors, like radiation from a theorized supernova or other cosmic events, might have contributed to the mass extinction of dinosaurs. The study involves analyzing strontium-90 levels in the cattle bones, which can mimic calcium and integrate into the bone structure, offering a parallel to how ancient environmental changes might have affected dinosaur physiology.

Read the Full New York Post Article at https://nypost.com/2024/11/28/science/how-dead-cattle-could-offer-clues-to-longest-running-murder-mystery-in-the-history-of-the-world/

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