CADA (call sign: 2ONE), formerly known as The Edge, is a music radio station based in Australia, operated by the ARN Media. It was relaunched as CADA in 2022, and broadcasts Hip Hop and R'n'B. (According to Wikipedia)

GTA 6's trailer from 2023 also has hit two milestone: it has just surpassed 250 million views and 1 million comments.

The full requirements from EU's official site: https://energy-efficient-produ...

Existing methods for coherence-based quantum key distribution rely on ultra-stable optical cavities and cryogenic photon detectors, which limit scalability and practical deployment.

This study replaces that setup with a non-cryogenic, scalable system using off-band phase stabilization and commercial telecom infrastructure, yet still achieves 254 km secure key distribution, effectively doubling the practical distance for real-world QKD (according to the authors).

I thought the title meant 'Movies made entirely or mostly by AI can be so good they could win Oscars.' But the article actually means 'Movies that use AI to some extent during production won't be disqualified from the Oscars.'"

According to WHO (https://www.who.int/initiatives/SAFER), alcohol kills one person every 10 seconds.

And to think that he met Vance yesterday...

I tried to find out what they are going to do exactly, and this is the only relevant part of their statement:
"Today we’re announcing Mechanize, a startup focused on developing virtual work environments, benchmarks, and training data that will enable the full automation of the economy.
We will achieve this by creating simulated environments and evaluations that capture the full scope of what people do at their jobs. This includes using a computer, completing long-horizon tasks that lack clear criteria for success, coordinating with others, and reprioritizing in the face of obstacles and interruptions."

Due to their isotopic similarity to terrestrial rocks across a range of elements, the meteorite group that is thought to best represent Earth's building blocks is the enstatite chondrites (ECs)... Here, we explore the amount of hydrogen in ECs as well as the phase that may carry this element using sulfur X-ray absorption near edge structure (S-XANES) spectroscopy. We find that hydrogen bonded to sulfur is prevalent throughout the meteorite, with fine matrix containing on average almost 10 times more H-S than chondrule mesostasis. Moreover, the concentration of the H-S bond is linked to the abundance of micrometre-scale pyrrhotite (Fe1-xS, 0 x 0.125). This sulfide can sacrificially catalyse a reaction with H2 from the disk at high temperatures to create H2S, which could be dissolved in adjoining molten silicate-rich material. Upon rapid cooling, this assemblage would form pyrrhotite encased in submicron silicate-rich glass that carries trapped H2S.

These findings indicate that hydrogen is present in ECs in higher concentrations than previously considered and could suggest that this element may have a systematic, rather than stochastic, origin on our planet.

may seem random, but it's probably meant as 1.5 months plus a day of wiggle room. I was hoping for 42 though.

There is a paper on The Layer 7 Cortical Interface: https://www.biorxiv.org/conten...

But seriously, how can they get it back to Earth without it burning up in the atmosphere? Maybe reeling it into the ISS could work.

Here is the full chart for those who are interested: https://tamararubin.com/2025/0...

This is not even news. And an article published on "Tokyo Weekender", which claimes to be "Japan's No.1 English Lifestyle Magazine", hardly qualifies as "research".

https://edition.cnn.com/2024/0...
> The academic publisher Sage Publications has retracted studies used by a Texas judge in a ruling that would suspend federal approval of the abortion pill mifepristone. The retractions, Sage said, were based on unreliable data and conflicts of interest around the authors’ ties to the anti-abortion movement.