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Automated Assignment and Prediction of Molecules in Astronomical Line Surveys Using Machine-Learning

[astro-ph.GA] Modern radio telescopes generate vast amounts of observational data, offering valuable insights into the molecular composition of interstellar sources. Identifying the molecules within these datasets typically involves time-consuming and [...] The post Automated Assignment and Prediction of Molecules in Astronomical Line Surveys Using Machine-Learning-Based Chemical Embeddings appeared first on Astrobiology .

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China’s ‘ultra-light soft battery’ solar wing for satellites packs 35 times its size

Get news on the latest new innovations in technology, health, Robotics, AI and more on Interesting Engineering.

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Strange gamma-ray signal could unlock dark matter’s secrets

Researchers spotted an unusual gamma-ray signal in three galaxy clusters, which may be a telltale sign of dark matter – or some even more exotic phenomenon

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Ensysce Biosciences to Showcase "A New Era in Pain Therapeutics" at PAINWeek 2026 Symposium

~Major symposium to highlight breakthrough innovations in severe pain and Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS) ~

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An Ancient Shark Graveyard Has Been Found in The Egyptian Desert

An entire ocean lost to the sands. ScienceAlert stories are written, fact-checked, and edited by humans, never generated by AI. Don't miss a story, .

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Earth microbes could survive for days on the Moon, NASA finds

Earth microbes could survive for days on the Moon, NASA finds The Brighter Side of News Human-related microbes may survive moon's South Pole Phys.org NASA study finds Earth fungi could survive up to 7 days near lunar south pole TechSpot

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Professor Maire O'Neill | News | Queen's University Belfast

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IIT Delhi | Alumnus gifts $1 million | Mohit Aron

Indian American Mohit Aron, an alumnus of IIT Delhi gifts $1 million to his alma mater to fund its research activities.

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Pope Leo XIV Calls For AI To Serve Humanity, Not Rival It

Pope Leo XIV has expressed strong opinions about artificial intelligence, emphasizing that it should serve humanity rather than replace jobs. He advocates for human intelligence guided by wisdom and charity, asserting that AI must enhance human dignity.

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The AI spending boom is outrunning Wall Street estimates

Big Tech is shoveling billions of dollars into the AI buildout, leaving investors spooked and analysts behind. Can they catch up?

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NASA’s newest planet discovery is unlike anything seen before

NASA’s newest planet discovery is unlike anything seen before Nagaland Post Astronomers discover a giant, rocky 'mega-Earth' 23 times more massive than our planet Space At 23.5 times Earth’s mass, GJ 523b is massive enough that standard planet-formation models struggle to explain why it didn’t accumulate a huge hydrogen-helium envelope — yet the planet is extraordinarily dense and apparently mostly rock, and astronomer Space Daily New 'mega-Earth' found in space. What did astronomers discover? Detroit Free Press Astronomers Discover Rare ‘Mega-Earth’ Exoplanet: Gliese 523b Sci.News

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DRDO And TIFR Hyderabad Collaborate On Femto-Tesla Atomic Magnetometer For Defence And Geophysical Applications

Agni-V takes off during a DRDO trial to validate MIRV capabilitiesThe Defence Research and Development Organisation’s Young Scientists’ Laboratory for Quantum Technology (DYSL-QT) has entered into collaboration with the TATA Institute of Fundamental Research (TIFR) Hyderabad to develop an ultra-sensitive atomic magnetometer, Alpha Defense reported.This project is aimed at achieving femto-Tesla

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'Pass on the weed': Ex-India cricketer mocks de Villiers over Kohli

In a recent discussion, former Indian cricketer Dodda Ganesh shared his thoughts on AB de Villiers' statement comparing Virat Kohli and Sachin Tendulkar. While de Villiers lauded Kohli's performance in overseas Test matches, Tendulkar's statistics suggest a more impressive overall record outside India. Kohli's successes as a captain and during his prime also contribute to the ongoing debate regarding their Test legacies and who truly holds the edge.

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Contamination risk on Moon! Human-related microbes may survive lunar South Pole — how Chandrayaan helped in new findings

“Some of Earth’s microbes likely to hitch a ride to space with human explorers could survive in the shaded nooks and crannies of the Moon’s South Pole region,” NASA scientists said.

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Data Scientist Job Description: Role, Responsibilities, and More

A data scientist’s job is to analyze data, extract insights, and build predictive models that help organizations make smarter decisions and solve difficult problems. By blending expertise in statistics, computer science, and business strategy, they not only analyze complex datasets but also build predictive models that improve operations and shap... Read More .

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Talisha Aerospace Research Organisation Launches KALPANA Mission To Pioneer Reusable Hybrid Rocket Program

The reusable hybrid rocket industry is transforming space exploration by merging the efficiency of liquid and solid fuels with cost-effective and environmentally sustainable technologies.Unlike traditional expendable rockets, these systems are designed to return safely, reducing costs and enabling frequent launches.The integration of AI-driven landing systems, autonomous navigation, and water or

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12,000 years ago, Yellowstone’s dry summers began leaving a charcoal trail in its lakes. 6,000 years later

12,000 years ago, Yellowstone’s dry summers began leaving a charcoal trail in its lakes. 6,000 years later The Economic Times Montana State researchers reconstruct environmental history of Yellowstone’s geyser basins Bozeman Daily Chronicle Lower Geyser Basin reconstruction Bozeman Daily Chronicle

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NASA Finds Some Earth Microbes Could Survive On Moon’s South Pole

NASA scientists say some Earth microbes could potentially survive for at least a day in shadowed areas near the Moon’s South Pole, raising concerns about contamination during future missions.

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