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Agência Pública9 Nov, 15:00In Portuguese
As Big Techs saíram perdedoras das eleições nos EUA?
US midterm election results showed voter backlash against unchecked AI data-center expansion and big tech spending, with Texas, Ohio and Iowa Senate seats flipping to Democrats who campaigned on data-center moratoriums and AI regulation.
Good News Network9 Nov, 11:30
Interpreting Autistic Cues Is Difficult, a Teen Built an App That’s Helping Hundreds of Families
uwaterloo.ca9 Nov, 09:13
Researchers developed a plant-based coating for paper coffee cups that resists breakdown in boiling water, avoiding microplastic shedding, while using less paper and improving recyclability compared to plastic-lined cups.
Positive News9 Nov, 08:44
‘Digital advances are reshaping nature conservation’ say experts
CleanTechnica9 Nov
Electric vehicles worldwide are now displacing five times more oil demand than they did five years ago.
Yale Climate Connections9 Nov, 06:59
Could skyscrapers be used as giant batteries?
Global Voices7 Nov, 03:09
How people in Montenegro are making their country cleaner
Grist6 Nov, 17:47
A paramedic in rural North Carolina flew a small electric aircraft to an emergency scene and began treatment 20 minutes before the ambulance arrived, part of a six-month trial of flying medics for remote areas.
ARTnews.com6 Nov, 13:22
Turkey recovered 100 looted antiquities from the United States using AI and other technology to track and identify the artifacts.
ABC News6 Nov, 11:14
Data center projects faced significant political backlash in US midterm elections, suggesting growing public pushback against tech industry infrastructure expansion.
Positive News5 Nov, 12:32
The butterfly effect: a brighter way to make paint?
NASA4 Nov, 20:43
NASA Announces X-70 Experimental Aircraft to Advance Flight Research
NASA4 Nov, 16:04
NASA Shares Plans to Accelerate Artemis, Return to Moon
Mongabay4 Nov, 05:23
Artificial mangrove roots offer temporary shield for Thailand’s eroding coastline
ScienceAlert4 Nov, 01:21
A hand-cranked, low-cost device can determine blood type and red blood cell levels within about a minute, without electricity.
NASA4 Nov, 00:01
Before the Dawn in America’s Heartland
NASA3 Nov, 11:37
Astronaut and Earth
ScienceDaily3 Nov, 09:20
Researchers developed an electronic implant that lowers blood sugar and promotes weight loss without insulin or drugs, offering a potential new treatment for type 2 diabetes.
Anthropocene Magazine3 Nov, 09:00
Nature already invented biodegradable plastic. Scientists want to reverse engineer it.
Global Voices2 Nov, 18:49
In Kosovo, a new app makes reporting problems to the government fast and easy
NASA2 Nov, 13:50
NASA’s CHAPEA Crew “Returns” to Earth
WHYY2 Nov, 10:19
A Bucks County, Pennsylvania company has developed a process to produce jet fuel from captured air, part of a wave of carbon-capture fuel technology.
Good News Network2 Nov, 09:00
Weather.pet App Generates Forecasts for Dogs’ Head and Paws Based on Ground Temps and More
Eos2 Nov, 08:09
Building the Cities of Tomorrow with Living Materials
Electrek2 Nov
Electric trucks made up 50.3% of heavy truck sales in China in September, with 33,100 sold that month, displacing an estimated 230,000 barrels of diesel daily.
Yale Climate Connections2 Nov, 06:59
In some states, you can now plug solar panels into your wall
High Country News2 Nov, 04:00
What it takes to unfence the West
Windhoek Post1 Nov, 14:25
Community lion rangers in Namibia's Kunene region now record desert-adapted lion sightings using smartphones, aiding conservation tracking.
Tom's Hardware1 Nov, 12:47
A California county began deploying autonomous drones that carry 500-gallon foam payloads to fight wildfires.
Global Voices31 Oct, 09:38
In Kazakhstan, rural women are forming collectives to improve their livelihoods
NASA30 Oct, 10:51
NASA Explores Potential Commercial Servicing for Hubble Telescope
Reasons to be Cheerful30 Oct, 04:00
Truth, Elections and the Questionable History of the Club Sandwich
Undark30 Oct, 03:00
Interview: The Nerve That Could Transform Medicine
Undark30 Oct, 03:00
AI and Virtual Reality Enter the Therapist’s Office
Undark30 Oct, 03:00
On the Weather Radar: Cloudy With a Chance of Birds
The Hollywood Reporter29 Oct, 23:09
China's first fully AI-generated feature film performed poorly at the box office, suggesting limited audience appetite for AI-made cinema.
BBC29 Oct, 17:55
People with visible facial and physical differences are challenging AI image tools that automatically alter their appearance to look conventional.
NASA29 Oct, 11:21In Spanish
Envía tu nombre a Titán a bordo de la misión Dragonfly de la NASA
NASA is letting the public submit their names to fly on a microchip aboard the Dragonfly rotorcraft mission to Saturn's moon Titan, launching in 2028 and arriving in 2034, with sign-up open until 15 January 2027.
NASA29 Oct, 11:10
Send Your Name to Titan Aboard NASA’s Dragonfly Mission
Eos29 Oct, 09:01
The AI Upgrade Helping Perseverance Work Smarter on Mars