TECH & INNOVATION

Unopened Letter Mailed Back in 1697 Digitally Opened Using High-Tech X-Ray Scanner

TECH & INNOVATION 03.03.2021 02:52 AM

Researchers have digitally unfolded an unopened letter from 1697 using a high-resolution X-ray scanner originally designed to study teeth.

Redwoods, World's Tallest Tree Could Be Even Bigger Than Previously Thought

03.02.2021 23:49 PM

Redwoods are known to be the world's tallest trees. But a novel laser technology reveals the true scale of their height, and it is bigger than previously thought.

Learn About Various Ways Of Determining The Sample Size

03.02.2021 19:48 PM

Are you ready to take a research survey? Research surveys are essential to get an insight into what the customers want and like. Further, the Sample size is the market word for defining the number of individuals in the conducted research. Likewise, the samples are taken based on demographics, gender, age, etc.

Deepfake Technology Becoming Scarily Good, Look at Surreal Videos of Amelia Earhart, Marie Curie, Others

03.02.2021 06:36 AM

Deepfake technology is today's new photoshop. However, it also poses great risk over time with deepfake videos of public figures raising concerns on privacy.

Rocket Lab New Rocket Neutron Announced for Larger, Farther Space Missions

03.02.2021 01:40 AM

Aerospace company Rocket Lab has announced its plans for a new rocket named Neutron, set for a 2024 launch.

Space Hotel Will Soon Be Operational as Early as 2027

03.01.2021 22:29 PM

The world's first space hotel will begin construction in low Earth orbit by 2025 and could be operational as early as 2027.

Future Major Technological Events: Elon Musk Neuralink Brain Chip, Exoskeletons, VR Clinics, and More

03.01.2021 00:46 AM

A major study from advertising firm Dentsu predicts that the rise of the synthetic society of people will continue as humans increasingly incorporate the latest technology in their daily lives.

This is the Equipment You Absolutely Have to Trust

02.27.2021 10:49 AM

Science is a process, a methodology. It is not a laboratory, a sample, or a piece of equipment. To do science is to be rigorous, exacting, and detail oriented. Your standards have to be impossibly high. You must be almost maniacal in your pursuit of truth. In your field, pedantry is a virtue.

Artificial Brain Reveals How Human Brain Processes Moving Images

02.27.2021 00:32 AM

An artificial brain identified as MotionNet enabled new understandings on how a human brain processes moving images, explaining some confusing optical illusions.

Virgin Galactic Will Not Be Launching Tourists to Space This Year Due To Technical Delays

02.27.2021 00:07 AM

After some technical tweaks that delayed flight testing of Virgin Galactic's SpaceShipTwo, the company has announced that it will not be sending tourists to space this year.

Spy Robot Catfish Designed to Collect Water Samples Secretly

02.27.2021 00:07 AM

Fish-inspired robots including catfish Charlie were invented to secretly collect water samples. They are mostly unmanned underwater vehicles controlled through a line-of-sight handset.

Get the Facts on Digital Signatures

02.26.2021 14:02 PM

Heard of digital signatures and wondering what they are? Wondering whether digital signatures have any legal basis? On this page, we are going to share the facts about digital signatures. This is, basically, everything that you need to know about signing a contract with a digital signature!

Best Data Recovery Software of 2021 Wondershare Recoverit

02.26.2021 09:24 AM

Did you just lose your important data accidentally? Nothing to worry about, Wondershare Recoverit is the best Data Recovery Software that can help you recover lost, deleted, and format data from any storage device. It can be your Android mobile phone, laptop/computer hard drive, SD memory card, USB flash drive, and digital camera.

Deepfake Technology Animates Faces in Photos to "Bring the Dead Back to Life"

02.26.2021 06:39 AM

This deepfake technology called Deep Nostalgia lets people reimagine their ancestors by animating their faces in still photos.

Transatlantic Fiber Optic Cables Could Improve Earthquake Detection and Save Lives

02.26.2021 01:37 AM

A collaborative study between geophysicists and network engineers shows the dual functions of the transatlantic fiber optic cables that can be used to detect disturbances in seismic events that could one day be used as an early warning for earthquakes and tsunamis, saving billions of lives.

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