SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY

[ad_1] A Long-Awaited Chapel completes in rural czech republic Czech architecture studio RCNKSK takes to a small village in southern Moravia to design a contemporary chapel, bringing to the community a place for spiritual reflection and community gathering. The project has been a twelve-year endeavor, as the team worked closely with the parishioners, who hoped […]

[ad_1] A new technique could put AI models on a strict energy diet, potentially cutting power consumption by up to 95% without compromising quality. Researchers at BitEnergy AI, Inc. have developed Linear-Complexity Multiplication (L-Mul), a method that replaces energy-intensive floating-point multiplications with simpler integer additions in AI computations. For those unfamiliar with the term, floating-point

[ad_1] Using the James Webb Space Telescope, astronomers have captured a stunning image of a distant supernova in a galaxy that looks like it’s being stretched like warm taffy. However, the golden smear hiding this gravitationally lensed supernova, which has been nicknamed “supernova Hope,” isn’t just remarkable for its aesthetic value. The supernova, which exploded

[ad_1] In the outer Solar System, far from the light and warmth of the Sun, things can get a little… hinky. There, clusters of rocks have been orbiting in weird loops that some astronomers have attributed to the presence of a large, unseen planet lurking on the Solar System’s fringes. So far, searches for the

[ad_1] A ruined building in Kafr El Sheikh was where ancient Egyptians once stood, gazing at the stars above. More than 2,500 years ago, the building constituted the largest astronomical observatory known in Egypt in the 6th century BCE, part of what we now call the Temple of the Pharaohs in the town of Buto.

CHAMPAIGN, Ill. (WCIA) – Why’s Guy Paul Kwiat came on the Morning Show to talk about ultra violet light. source