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During the 1970s, it was rare to see a satellite passing overhead in the night sky. However, in recent years, the number of satellites launched into Earth orbit has increased significantly, with even more planned for the future.…

According to research conducted by the Mozilla Foundation, cars with internet-connected features are collecting vast amounts of personal data, leading to concerns about privacy. The study examined the privacy terms of 25 car brands and found that they collect a range of customer data, including facial expressions, sexual activity, and driving habits.…

The rise of artificial intelligence (AI) tools like ChatGPT has revolutionized the way we manage and access information. These tools are capable of collating, summarizing, and presenting vast amounts of data to us.…

Australia faces a growing threat from drone submarines, also known as uncrewed underwater vehicles (UUVs), as they become cheaper, more common, and more sophisticated. With its extensive coastline and reliance on sea trade and fuel imports, the country is vulnerable to potential blockages, accidents, or explosions caused by these UUVs.…

Have you ever experienced the frustration of waiting in a long line for your favorite ice cream flavor, only to find out that it’s sold out?…

The COVID-19 pandemic has brought about significant changes in the way we work, leading to a new model known as the “new normal.” This model is characterized by increased flexibility and productivity gains.…

The Australian Federal Police (AFP) National DNA Program for Unidentified and Missing Persons recently utilized advanced DNA technology to solve a 40-year-old missing persons case in South Australia.…

The vastness of Earth’s ocean is highlighted by the fact that some parts of it are so remote that the nearest human habitation is the International Space Station.…

In 2020, philosopher Toby Ord published a book called The Precipice, which discussed the risk of human extinction. He estimated the chances of an “existential catastrophe” occurring within the next century to be one in six.…

The debate over whether prolonged or overnight charging is harmful to smartphone batteries continues in the world of lithium-ion batteries. The lifespan of a phone battery is influenced by various factors, including its manufacturing age and chemical age.…

A recent study published in Royal Society Open Science has revealed that fluorescence, or the ability to “glow” under ultraviolet (UV) light, is extremely common among mammals.…

New research suggests that dinosaurs, despite their reputation as slow and sluggish creatures, were actually warm-blooded and highly active. The study focused on the energy usage of a species of dinosaur called Maiasaura as it grew to adulthood.…

The brain is an incredible evolutionary feat that allows animals, including humans, to adapt and thrive in unpredictable environments. Learning, in particular, has proven to be crucial for a good life.…

Astronomers are still trying to unravel the mystery of fast radio bursts (FRBs), intense flashes of radio waves from space that last only a fraction of a second but release as much energy as the Sun does in a few years.…

Imagine this scenario: you’re driving along the beautiful Great Ocean Road in your new electric vehicle (EV), enjoying the ocean view and the wind in your hair.…

The rise of generative AI is causing a significant impact on creative jobs, leading to concerns among creative professionals. The Writers Guild of America strike has highlighted the guild’s demand for AI to be used solely as a research tool rather than a replacement for its members.…

The science of consciousness is a challenging field, plagued by philosophical complexities and a lack of experimental evidence. However, a recent head-to-head experimental competition between two rival theories at the Association for the Scientific Study of Consciousness meeting in June garnered significant attention.…