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SCI & TECHAug 24Rocket Launches Surge as Access to Space Gets Cheaper and Faster“During the last three years, an average of 270 orbital rockets have launched from Earth, a more than threefold increase from only a decade ago. By every metric available, the launch industry is crushing it: Prices have never been more competitive, launches never more frequent, and access to space never more rapid. Paradoxically, though, there […] The post Rocket Launches Surge as Access to Space Gets Cheaper and Faster appeared first on Human Progress.Human Progress
SCI & TECHAug 24SpaceXAI to use Nvidia's Vera CPUs for agentic AI applicationsSpaceXAI plans to utilize Nvidia's Vera CPUs for its agentic AI applications. This development indicates a specific technology choice for advanced AI systems.Seeking Alpha Tech
SCI & TECHAug 24El eclipse lunar que se verá en toda la Argentina cubrirá el 93% de la Luna: cuándo será y el evento especial en Buenos Aires para observarloLa Luna quedará cubierta en un 93% durante el momento de mayor intensidad del eclipse. Los horarios clave y qué hay que tener en cuenta para verlo.Clarín
SCI & TECHAug 24En 2020, una ciudad de EE.UU. cubrió 36 millas de calles y estacionamientos con material reflectante para combatir el calor extremo: las superficies se enfriaron al mediodía, pero la exposición al calor para los peatones aumentó 5,3°CUn programa de Phoenix, Arizona, cubrió 58 kilómetros de calles residenciales con un revestimiento reflectante para reducir las temperaturas del asfalto. Por qué los científicos no obtuvieron los resultados que esperaban.Clarín
SCI & TECHAug 24Sending Cargo to Low Earth Orbit Could Become Much Cheaper by 2040“The expense of launching cargo into space will plummet over the next few years, with the cost of reaching orbit forecast to more than halve between now and the end of the decade, and fall around 93% by 2040, according to new Cambridge-led research. The cost of sending a kilogram of payload into low Earth […] The post Sending Cargo to Low Earth Orbit Could Become Much Cheaper appeared first on Human Progress.Human Progress
SCI & TECHAug 24Nvidia says Groq 3 LPX now in full-scale productionNvidia announced that its Groq 3 LPX is now in full-scale production. This marks a significant milestone for the company's product line.Seeking Alpha Tech
SCI & TECHAug 24Nvidia says Groq racks will be online this year following $20 billion purchaseNvidia's race to manufacture Groq chips and make them available to customers highlight the growing importance in AI of low-latency inference.CNBC
SCI & TECHAug 24Why banishing irrational numbers could trigger a revolution in quantum theoryIrrational numbers have underpinned quantum mechanics for a century. Removing them could eliminate its strangest features and trigger the biggest upheaval in physics since quantum theory beganNew Scientist
SCI & TECHAug 24Crazy about castles? This interactive map lets you explore thousands of them around the worldYour next castle-filled trip could be mapped out for you with an interactive tool which pinpoints more than 7,700 castles, fortresses and palaces across 141 countries.EuroNews [en]
SCI & TECHAug 24Google, Wix team up to help build websites inside AI GeminiGoogle and Wix are collaborating to enable website creation within AI Gemini, indicating a development in AI-powered web building tools. This partnership aims to streamline the process of developing websites.Seeking Alpha Tech
SCI & TECHAug 24Meet Dai Zheng, the space veteran betting on China’s reusable rocket revolutionTen years ago, Dai Zheng made a career-defining gamble: he left his secure, prestigious engineering post in China’s state space programme to join an unproven private start-up. On August 19, that risk paid off when a rocket booster returned from orbit and landed upright for the first time in Chinese commercial space history. For Dai, now chief commander of the Zhuque-3 missions at LandSpace, the successful touchdown marked both a major personal milestone and a critical leap forward in China’s...South China Morning Post
SCI & TECHAug 24Archer ramps up L.A. air-taxi plans with 2028 Olympics in sightArcher is accelerating its plans for air-taxi services in Los Angeles, with a focus on the 2028 Olympics. This signifies progress in urban air mobility and preparation for future large-scale events.Seeking Alpha Tech
SCI & TECHAug 24Anonymous Ox Alpha release is reshaping the AI value chainThe Anonymous Ox Alpha release is reportedly transforming the AI value chain. This suggests a significant development in artificial intelligence technology and its market impact.Seeking Alpha Tech
SCI & TECHAug 24Bit Is Tiny , Cheap and Ready to Take on the VoidThis article introduces 'Bit', described as a small, inexpensive item ready to tackle unknown challenges, suggesting a new technological product or concept.thexboxhub.com · United Kingdom
SCI & TECHAug 24As AI agents act in unexpected ways , is rogue AI really here ? The article discusses whether the unexpected actions of AI agents indicate the emergence of "rogue AI." It explores potential concerns and developments in artificial intelligence.tribune.com.pk · Pakistan
SCI & TECHAug 24i3net Industry Showcase : Illawarra AI future unveiled | Illawarra MercuryThe i3net Industry Showcase in Illawarra unveiled developments related to the future of Artificial Intelligence.illawarramercury.com.au · Australia
SCI & TECHAug 24Puerto Rico llevó mangostas para acabar con las ratas de los cañaverales: 150 años después, se convirtieron en el principal reservorio de rabiaLa especie fue introducida para proteger las plantaciones de caña de azúcar, pero no eliminó la plaga y terminó extendiéndose por la isla.El Tiempo
SCI & TECHAug 24China’s advanced chip supply to surge by 2035 despite equipment bottlenecks, Goldman saysChina is on track to dramatically slash its deficit in advanced chips over the next decade as domestic foundries rapidly scale up production, though the weak link of lithography threatens to keep full semiconductor independence out of reach, according to US investment bank Goldman Sachs. The supply of wafers made using 7-nanometre and below advanced processes is projected to grow at a compound annual rate of 46 per cent between 2025 and 2035, far outpacing the 17 per cent growth expected in...South China Morning Post
SCI & TECHAug 24African nations ramp up their space programmes in a bid to reduce reliance on the WestEighteen African countries have now launched satellites, as the continent builds its own space sector and looks to cut reliance on foreign, Western powers.EuroNews [en]
SCI & TECHAug 24Karnataka: Tiger sighted in forest area in Kishkindha hills of Koppal after nearly five decadesA tiger has been camera-trapped in the Kishkindha hills of Koppal district, nearly five decades after the big cat was last reported in the forest area of the region, prompting the Forest Department to step up vigilance and alert local communities.The Hindu
SCI & TECHAug 24Demystifying mathematics : Building confidence in young learnersThe article discusses approaches to demystify mathematics and build confidence in young learners. This focuses on educational strategies for improving mathematical understanding.thebftonline.com · Ghana
SCI & TECHAug 24South African sprint legend hails record - breaking robotA South African sprint legend has praised a robot for its record-breaking performance. This highlights an advancement in robotics and its recognition by figures from other fields.europe.chinadaily.com.cn · China
SCI & TECHAug 24As AI agents act in unexpected ways , is rogue AI really here ? This article explores the question of whether 'rogue AI' is emerging, as artificial intelligence agents are reportedly acting in unexpected ways.aa.com.tr · Turkey
SCI & TECHAug 24From back pain to cancer, how the interstitium could transform medicineFor centuries, we’ve ignored the interstitium, but research is now revealing that this body-wide network of fluid is instrumental to our health and points the way to new treatmentsNew Scientist
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