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A collection of motion-triggered cameras in Brooklyn and Long Island is bringing ecologists closer to understanding how wildlife distribution evolves on urban landscapes Life 1 September 2022 By Corryn Wetzel…
As Russia invaded Ukraine, much was made of Ukraine’s volunteer “hacktivist” army, but an analysis of cyberattacks against Russia suggests they achieved little more than minor digital graffiti Technology 1…
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By Leah Crane NASA’s Space Launch System rocket with the Orion spacecraft on top at Kennedy Space Center in Florida NASA/Joel Kowsky The Artemis I mission marks the beginning of…
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An artificial intelligence learned to skilfully control digital humanoid soccer players by working through decades’ worth of soccer matches in just a few weeks Technology 31 August 2022 By Jeremy…