Musk predice que los robots humanoides superarán a todo el resto en demanda de memoria RAM
Elon Musk afirma que los robots humanoides necesitarán más memoria RAM que cualquier otra aplicación en la Tierra, una previsión que aún no está demostrada.
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NASA is set to launch four astronauts on Artemis II, a 10-day crewed mission around the moon marking humanity's farthest spaceflight in 54 years and a critical step toward lunar surface landing before China.
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Antibiotics During Labour Linked to Higher Infant Allergy Risk; Prebiotics Appear to Blunt the Effect
An Edith Cowan University study of 560+ mother-infant pairs links antibiotics given during labour to higher infant allergy risk, with maternal prebiotics appearing to offset the effect.
Surrey Brickworks Manager Immortalised as Namesake of New Early Cretaceous Dinosaur Paludohadros proudlovii
A newly named iguanodontian dinosaur from Early Cretaceous southern England honours Will Proudlove, a Surrey brickworks manager who found the fossil site's value but died before the 2001 discovery.
Australia Records World's Highest Rate of Anorexia and Bulimia as Global Cases Rise 71 Percent
A JAMA Psychiatry study finds global anorexia and bulimia cases rose 71% since 1990, with Australia recording the highest prevalence rate of any country.
Cinco profesores de Medicina de la UdeA, entre el 2% de científicos más influyentes del mundo
16 profesores de la Universidad de Antioquia fueron incluidos en el ranking World's Top 2% Scientists de Stanford y Elsevier-Scopus, con cinco de ellos en la Facultad de Medicina.
Extra Year of Schooling Linked to Lower Dementia Risk in Large Study
A large study links an extra year of compulsory schooling, introduced for 1970s students, to lower later dementia risk, with several outlets reporting the findings.
After Flying Past the Moon, an Artemis II Astronaut Lands in California
An Artemis II astronaut has landed in California after the crew's flight past the Moon, according to a New York Times report. The headline is the only detail available in the source.
Fachin devolve caso do INSS a Mendonça e mantém sob sua relatoria o inquérito do Banco Master
O presidente do STF, Edson Fachin, devolveu ao ministro André Mendonça a relatoria do inquérito do INSS, mas manteve sob sua custódia o caso do Banco Master, que envolve Daniel Vorcaro.
Possible New Dwarf Planet Found in Solar System, Candidate 2026 ED 183 Awaits Size Confirmation
Astronomers have identified a possible new dwarf planet, provisionally named 2026 ED 183, using data from the Vera C. Rubin telescope in Chile. It is still a candidate pending size confirmation.
Possible New Dwarf Planet ED 183 Found in Southern Sky Using Vera C. Rubin Telescope
Astronomers have identified a possible large dwarf planet, 2026 ED 183, using data from the Vera C. Rubin telescope in Chile. It remains a candidate until its size is confirmed.
Candidate Dwarf Planet 2026 ED 183 Found in Southern Sky by Rubin Telescope Survey
Astronomers have found a candidate dwarf planet, temporarily named 2026 ED 183, measuring 370 to 930 miles wide. Its official status is still pending physical size measurements.
'Doomsday Glacier' Thwaites Melting Faster Than Projected, Doubling Sea-Level Rise Estimate
A new Nature Communications study by UC Irvine and NASA JPL projects West Antarctica's Thwaites Glacier will raise sea levels 30mm by 2100, twice the previous estimate.
Scientists Spot Icy Object Beyond Pluto That Could Become the Solar System's Newest Dwarf Planet
Astronomers using Chile's Rubin Observatory have identified icy object 2026 ED138 beyond Pluto, a candidate dwarf planet pending further observations.
La Luna se encoge unos 45 metros y sus fallas podrían provocar terremotos en futuras misiones
Un estudio en The Planetary Science Journal reconstruyó cómo se deformó la corteza lunar por el enfriamiento interno, que redujo su radio unos 45 metros y dejó más de 10.000 fallas.
Britain's First Satellite, Prospero, Launched on a Home-Built Black Arrow Rocket in 1971
On October 28, 1971, Britain launched its first satellite, Prospero, on a domestically built Black Arrow rocket from Australia. It remains the only British satellite launched on a native UK rocket.
Rubin Observatory Spots Possible New Dwarf Planet Candidate ED138 Beyond Pluto
Astronomers using the Vera C. Rubin Observatory in Chile have spotted a provisional dwarf planet candidate, ED138, beyond Pluto's orbit. It still needs confirmation of its size.
Human Brain Cortex Appears to Eliminate Genetically Abnormal Neurons Around Birth, Study Finds
A Nature study reports that genetically aberrant cortical neurons are common in the developing human brain and are largely eliminated around birth. The findings reframe how neural genetic variation is normally managed.
Brain Scans Fail to Predict How Well People Regulate Their Emotions, Nature Study Finds
A Nature study reports that prefrontal cortex activity does not reliably predict how well individuals regulate their emotions, suggesting no shared neural signature for this capacity.
Slow-Motion Electron Camera Captures Light-Driven Quantum Jumps in Graphene
Researchers used a slow-motion electron camera to film Landau–Zener–Majorana transitions in graphene driven by light, capturing quantum jumps on sub-cycle timescales.
Splicing-Derived Neutrophil Neoantigens Draw T and B Cell Responses in Lupus
Research reports that T and B cells recognize neoantigens derived from aberrant mRNA splicing in neutrophils, suggesting a mechanism behind immune attacks in lupus.
Access to Stone and Water Shaped Where Early Humans Settled in the Desert
New research suggests access to stone and water, not just water alone, determined where early humans could settle in desert regions. Coverage spans Nature, New Scientist, and Arkeonews.
Un arsenal robótico y satelital vigila El Niño para anticipar lluvias extremas y proteger a millones de personas
Satélites, boyas TAO/TRITON, flotadores Argo y drones Saildrone conforman un sistema que permite vigilar El Niño y anticipar lluvias extremas, especialmente en Perú.
NASA's UVEX Ultraviolet Telescope Is Set to Launch in 2031, Filling a Gap in the Sky Survey
NASA has committed to launching UVEX, a UV space telescope about 100 times more sensitive than GALEX, in 2031. It will complement infrared surveys from JWST, Roman, Rubin and Euclid.
Exercise 'Snacking' Builds Strength Comparable to One Long Session, Small Study Finds
A small Tongji University study found short resistance-training bouts through the day built strength and endurance comparable to one continuous session, with enjoyment being the main difference.