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"If there be time to expose through discussion the falsehood and fallacies, to avert the evil by the processes of education, the remedy to be applied is more speech, not enforced silence."Justice Louis Brandeis, Concurring, Whitney v. California, 274 U.S. 357 (1927)

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too bad no visuals for the 'crash' :)

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5 hours ago, InsaneCommander said:

wow what a headline, gravity free my ass if it just floats above magnets, its really nothing new

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7 hours ago, Chilloutman said:

wow what a headline, gravity free my ass if it just floats above magnets, its really nothing new

It's an improvement over previous systems:

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Their new system improves on previous iterations by foregoing the need for any external power. Magnetic levitation conventionally loses energy through kinetic energy, or "eddy damping."Β  Graphite is also an extremely powerful electrical conductor and loses energy by having electrical currents flow through it. That's why magnetic levitation has yet to emerge as a way to develop advanced sensors.

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17 hours ago, InsaneCommander said:

It's an improvement over previous systems:

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yeah not impressed, levitating two magnets above each other does not require external source either. So not sure whats the big revelation

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Oh look, V'ger is till alive and well and broadcasting to anyone who cares to listen to it's messages 😁

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https://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-68881369

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Now sending from 24 billion kilometers away, taking 22+ hours for the messages to reach Earth.

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Who knows, maybe it makes new friends out there some day πŸ˜‡

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1 hour ago, kanisatha said:

"Friends" who'll see us as soft, pink, and delicious! ;)

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NASA's Advanced Solar Sail Has Successfully Deployed in Space

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On Tuesday a RocketLab Electron rocket launched NASA's new Advanced Composite Solar Sail System. It aims to test the deployment of large solar sails in low-earth orbit and on Wednesday, NASA confirmed they had successfully deployed a 9 metre sail. It is made from flexible polymer and carbon fibre materials to create a stiffer, lighter alternative to existing support structure designs.

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Using algorithms to decode the complex phonetic alphabet of sperm whales

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...the research shows that sperm whales codas, or short bursts of clicks that they use to communicate, vary significantly in structure depending on the conversational context, revealing a communication system far more intricate than previously understood.

Nine thousand codas, collected from Eastern Caribbean sperm whale families observed by the Dominica Sperm Whale Project, proved an instrumental starting point in uncovering the creatures' complex communication system. Alongside the data gold mine, the team used a mix of algorithms forΒ pattern recognitionΒ and classification, as well as on-body recording equipment. It turned out that sperm whale communications were indeed not random or simplistic, but rather structured in a complex, combinatorial manner.

Just, wow. I can imagine it's like trying to talk to a completely alien race. Where do we even begin?

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3 minutes ago, rjshae said:

Using algorithms to decode the complex phonetic alphabet of sperm whales

Just, wow. I can imagine it's like trying to talk to a completely alien race. Where do we even begin?

By uploading a virus to them?... 😁

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Imagine being able to talk to animals in the future via ai translators. Would be wild.

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