Few people have left such a lasting impression on two antagonistic countries. The U.S. and China will remember Qian Xuesen for a lifetime.
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There’s no single pathway to developing fully functional quantum computers that can correct their own errors.
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The applications of the “new wheel” are striking, especially in the field of robotics.
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The U.S. and China are in a race to develop artificial general intelligence (AGI), a system capable of performing any intellectual task humans can execute.
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Black holes are the most enigmatic objects in the universe.
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It can generate a magnetic field of 42.02 teslas, which surpasses the record set by American scientists in 2017.
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Shadows have long been a source of fascination.
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Experimental nuclear fusion reactors of the stellarator type offer a viable alternative to tokamak reactors, such as ITER and JET.
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The new research accuses previous studies of “faking” scenes to dramatize them.
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A new study shows that cats are highly self-aware of their bodies and make calculations about their height.
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Mersenne prime numbers are a constant surprise.
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For 132 years, the world’s leading mathematicians have struggled to find a generalized Lyapunov function.
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The sarcophagus bore the initials of its original occupant, Euphrates, although experts know more about the story of the other individuals.
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A team of British marine biologists had an unusual encounter while tracking a bluefin tuna.
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Mars is humanity’s next big destination.
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They received the award for their work in “computational protein design” and “protein structure prediction.”
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