Researchers have created a digital model of psychology aimed at improving mental health. The system offers superior customization and identifies the shortest path to a mental stability group for any individual. Deep Longevity, in collaboration with Harvard Medical School, presents a deep learning approach to mental health. Deep Longevity published an article in Aging-US describing …

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Mars can be a terribly windy place, it turns out. The Perseverance rover landed on the red planet in February 2021 carrying, among other instruments, a weather station called the Mars Environmental Dynamics Analyzer (MEDA). This instrument includes two wind sensors that measure speed and direction, among several other sensors that provide meteorological measurements such …

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Researchers have created a digital model of psychology aimed at improving mental health. The system offers superior customization and identifies the shortest path to a mental stability group for any individual. Deep Longevity, in collaboration with Harvard Medical School, presents a deep learning approach to mental health. Deep Longevity published an article in Aging-US describing …

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Imagine, if you will, a rocket crashing onto the lunar surface. The crash site is unique, unlike the others. The rocket itself is from an unknown location. It’s not The twilight zone, it is reality. Last month, NASA revealed that some kind of rocket had crashed into the Moon, with a strange impact crater. On …

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Imagine, if you will, a rocket crashing onto the lunar surface. The crash site is unique, unlike the others. The rocket itself is from an unknown location. It’s not The twilight zone, it is reality. Last month, NASA revealed that some kind of rocket had crashed into the Moon, with a strange impact crater. On …

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DOOMSDAY conspiracy theories abound as CERN’s new Large Hadron Collider experiment on July 5 is set to create unprecedented levels of energy. The European Organization for Nuclear Research is celebrating its tenth anniversary by restarting its Large Hadron Collider after it shut down three years ago. 1 Conspiracy theories abound as CERN’s iconic Large Hadron …

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A G1-class geomagnetic storm hit Earth last Saturday, bringing bright auroras over Canada, Newsweek reported. The only problem is that no one saw this storm coming until it was quite late. Solar scientists have been watching the skies with anticipation for solar activity after a sunspot grew hugely early last week and then a huge …

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NASA’s Artemis 1 lunar mission rocket rolls through High Bay 3 of the Vehicle Assembly Building on Saturday, July 2. Credit: Stephen Clark/Spaceflight Now NASA’s powerful new Space Launch System moon rocket was ferried from its launch pad to Kennedy Space Center’s Vehicle Assembly Building on Saturday for final repairs, testing and shutdown, closing in …

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In the early hours of March 13, 1989, the Hydro-Québec public service was shut down. The entire province of Quebec lost power for nine hours, disrupting many aspects of public life throughout the day. Space weather — conditions in outer space near Earthwhich are strongly influenced by Sun — was quickly identified as the cause …

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The sensor mounted for use in an MKID Exoplanet camera. 1 credit It may seem that technology advances year after year, like magic. But behind every incremental improvement and revolutionary revolution is a team of hard-working scientists and engineers. Professor Ben Mazin of UC Santa Barbara is developing precision optical sensors for telescopes and observatories. …

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