Antarctic microbes survived in open space
The object of the study was halophilic archaea of the genus Halorubrum. These microorganisms inhabit Deep Lake—a cold and extremely saline body of water in eastern Antarctica...
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Why does time speed up, and can it be slowed down?
Why can the exact same hour drag on endlessly when we are busy with boring work, yet fly by in a matter of minutes when we are having fun? And why does the feeling of time speeding up become even stronger with age?..
Two comets will be visible in Autumn 2026
The first to become available will be comet 220P/McNaught. It will be observable throughout September...
NASA successfully launches Nancy Grace Roman space telescope – "Hubble's successor"
The spacecraft successfully reached its designated trajectory and began independent flight. Scientists describe it as a major complement to the famous Hubble and the James Webb Space Telescope...
New Apple CEO to refresh top management team: What we know
According to the agency's assessment, over the next three years Ternus will need to renew key top managers responsible for hardware, marketing, retail, and personnel...
Top tablets of August 2026: Experts name the best five
Apple's device took first place, but the top five also includes strong models from Samsung, OnePlus, Xiaomi, and HONOR—each with its own strengths...
How to work with neural networks properly: 5 rules that actually help
The most common mistake beginners make is being too vague. A neural network cannot read minds, so the more detail you provide, the closer the result will be to your expectations...
Samsung unveils monitor with record-breaking 1100 Hz refresh rate
The monitor comes with an IPS panel and a 1 ms response time. The maximum 1100 Hz refresh rate is available at Full HD resolution․․․
50,000 subscriptions and AI for schools: How Armenia plans to use artificial intelligence in education
This is not merely about access to standard ChatGPT. The Ministry aims to implement tools specifically designed for educational tasks, while simultaneously training teachers and school administrators in their use...
A simple way to spend less time on your phone: Choosing your own goals?
New research suggests that one of the most effective strategies may also be the simplest: letting people choose for themselves how much they want to reduce their device use...
Top flagships of August 2026: Experts name the five best smartphones
The top spot went to Samsung's current flagship, though competition at the high end remains fierce—the top five also includes devices from OPPO, Xiaomi, Google, and Apple...
Would a nuclear explosion stop a city-killer asteroid?
For a long time, the idea of "blowing up an asteroid" seemed straightforward: land a warhead on the surface, or even bury it inside, and detonate. In practice, the reality is far more complicated...
Foldable iPhone appeals to almost no one: Three-quarters of Americans don't want one
The least interest came from older generations: among Baby Boomers, 83% expressed disinterest, while among Generation X the figure was 77%...
WhatsApp to introduce full passwords instead of PIN codes
Until now, two-step verification in WhatsApp relied on a short numeric code...
What would a person see if they fell into a black hole?
This is one of the relativistic effects of general relativity. The closer an object gets to the event horizon, the more time slows down for an external observer․․․
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