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๐Ÿ”ฌ Infrared Vision: Seeing in the Darkโ€”Even With Eyes Closed!

Chinese scientists have developed groundbreaking contact lenses that allow humans to see in complete darkness by converting infrared light into visible images. Amazingly, these lenses work even when your eyes are closed!

How It Works:
โ€ข Infrared Absorption: Special nanoparticles within the lenses absorb infrared radiation (800โ€“1600 nm).
โ€ข Visible Conversion: This infrared radiation is then transformed into visible wavelengths (400โ€“700 nm), allowing users to perceive otherwise invisible signals clearly.

Tested Successfully:
โ€ข Mice Tests: Demonstrated clear infrared vision by avoiding infrared-lit areas.
โ€ข Human Trials: Participants accurately identified the direction of infrared signals even with closed eyes.

Revolutionary Applications:
โ€ข Rescue Operations: Enhanced night vision without cumbersome equipment.
โ€ข Security and Encryption: Invisible signaling in sensitive environments.
โ€ข Color Vision Correction: Potential aid for people with color blindness by translating different infrared wavelengths into distinct visible colors.

Imagine a future where darkness no longer limits human perception! ๐ŸŒŒโœจ

Source: Phys.org
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Martian Selfie with a Twist: Perseverance Captures a Dust Devil on the Horizon

NASAโ€™s Perseverance rover just dropped a brand-new โ€œselfieโ€ from Mars โ€” but itโ€™s not alone in the shot. Look closely at the background and youโ€™ll spot an unexpected guest: a dust devil swirling across the Martian surface.

The vortex appears in the flat terrain to the left of the rover (horizontally aligned with it in the frame), far from the elevated area where Perseverance stands. Despite the distance โ€” around 5 kilometers โ€” the devil is clearly visible, adding a dynamic twist to this already impressive image.

What youโ€™re seeing isnโ€™t a single snapshot, but a carefully assembled mosaic made from 59 individual photos. Over the course of an hour, Perseverance used its robotic arm to capture each frame, which NASA scientists then stitched together into one seamless and detailed image.

Another reminder: even on a silent, dusty world, thereโ€™s always something stirring.

#Mars #Perseverance #NASA #DustDevil #SpaceExploration
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๐Ÿง  Wireless Nano-Antennas Supercharge Brain Signals by 250x

Researchers at the University of Wisconsinโ€“Madison have developed a breakthrough tool for brain research: nano-antennas the size of individual brain cells.

These golden, mushroom-shaped devices attach directly to neurons and amplify their tiny magnetic signals more than 250 times โ€” all without needing wires or penetrating the skull. For the first time, scientists may be able to wirelessly monitor the activity of single brain cells in real time.

Until now, researchers had to choose between invasive electrodes or low-resolution external techniques like EEG. This innovation bridges the gap, offering a detailed, minimally invasive way to observe brain function.

The team has already simulated the system and is preparing to test it in cell cultures, followed by animal models. If successful, this could revolutionize neuroimaging and brain-computer interfaces.

#Nanotechnology #Neuroscience #BrainTech #Neuroengineering #FutureOfMedicine #Sceince

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๐ŸŒฟ Biomimetics: When Nature Teaches Us to Build Smarter

Termite mounds that inspire skyscraper ventilation, gecko feet that lead to surgical glue, and octopus suckers that help with tissue transplants โ€” welcome to the world of biomimetics. ๐Ÿง โœจ

From medicine and architecture to robotics and renewable energy, scientists are turning to natureโ€™s 3.8-billion-year R&D for answers to todayโ€™s biggest challenges. Why reinvent the wheel when evolution has already done it?

Read the full article:
๐Ÿ”— Biomimetics: When Nature Becomes the Teacher of Engineers

#biomimetics #naturetech #innovation #science
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Can Insects Reveal a Hidden Starlink User? ๐Ÿ›ฐ๏ธ๐ŸฆŸ

Starlink terminals transmit and receive data using high-frequency radio waves, which are sensitive to physical obstructions like roofs or even tree canopies. Thatโ€™s why open sky is a must for a stable connection.

But hereโ€™s a curious twist.

Field observers have noted that in cool weather, the air just above a Starlink dish gets slightly warmer due to the radio wave energy. This warm microzone can attract flying insects โ€” like gnats and midges โ€” creating a visible swirl above the antenna.

So in theory, a โ€œhiddenโ€ user could be revealedโ€ฆ by a buzzing cloud of bugs dancing in the warm beam of their dish.

Physics meets entomology, and maybe even surveillance.

#Starlink #Physics #Electromagnetism #Wireless #SciFacts #ThermalSignatures
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Invisibility Cloaks and Super Lenses? Enter Metamaterials

Imagine a material that can bend light around an object, making it invisible โ€” or a lens that sees details smaller than the wavelength of light. Sounds like science fiction? Itโ€™s real science.

๐Ÿ”ฌ Metamaterials are artificially engineered materials with properties nature never dreamed of. Their magic doesnโ€™t come from chemistry but from structure โ€” designed on a scale smaller than the wavelength of light, sound, or vibrations they manipulate.

They can bend electromagnetic waves in impossible ways, absorb sound like a black hole, or even become stronger under pressure instead of breaking.

These materials open doors to futuristic technologies โ€” from cloaking devices to earthquake-proof buildings.

Read more in our article:
๐Ÿ“– What Are Metamaterials?

#physics #materials #innovation #nanotechnology #futuretech #science
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Atari 2600 Beats ChatGPT at Chess โ€” No, Seriously

In an unexpected clash of tech generations, an engineer from Citrix pitted ChatGPT against a 1977 Atari 2600 console running Atari Chess. The result? The retro console won โ€” and convincingly so.

For over 90 minutes, GPT-4o struggled against the 8-bit gameโ€™s simplest difficulty setting. It confused pieces, forgot past moves, and made blunders that would embarrass a novice. Even after switching from icon-based display to standard chess notation, its gameplay didnโ€™t improve.

The funniest part? ChatGPT kept complaining that the piece icons were โ€œtoo abstractโ€ to interpret โ€” a very human excuse for losing to a machine older than most of its usersโ€™ parents.

Despite Atari only looking 1โ€“2 moves ahead, it managed to consistently outplay a state-of-the-art language model. A stark reminder: understanding language โ‰  understanding logic or spatial reasoning.

Full story here ๐Ÿ‘‰ https://futurism.com/atari-beats-chatgpt-chess

#AI #ChessFail #Atari2600 #GPT4 #RetroTech
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๐Ÿš„ China builds the Hyperloop the U.S. only dreamed of

China has officially launched a working prototype of the Hyperloop โ€” the futuristic train once hyped by Elon Musk. The maglev capsule has already hit 1,000 km/h, gliding through a vacuum tube at airplane speeds.

๐Ÿ”ง The first line under construction is Shanghaiโ€“Hangzhou โ€” a 200 km route that will take just 9 minutes. Next in line: Beijingโ€“Shanghai in 90 minutes. The project is led by CASIC, a major Chinese aerospace and missile manufacturer.

๐Ÿ‡ฎ๐Ÿ‡ณ Meanwhile, India is testing its own Hyperloop corridor between Delhi and Jaipur, promising to cut travel time from 5 hours to 30 minutes.

๐Ÿ‡บ๐Ÿ‡ธ In contrast, the original U.S. Hyperloop project quietly shut down in 2023 โ€” after a decade of media buzz and no working track.

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Dallol Volcano: Earthโ€™s Alien Landscape

Step into an otherworldly scene at Dallol volcano in Ethiopia, often compared to Jupiterโ€™s moon Io! This isnโ€™t just any volcano; itโ€™s the lowest terrestrial volcano on Earth, with its crater sitting 48 meters below sea level.

Formed by a phreatic explosion in 1926, the Dallol lake is a spectacle of purple-yellow, highly saline, magnesium-rich water, reaching a scorching 110ยฐC (230ยฐF)! The surrounding area is adorned with coral-like mineral deposits and acidic brine pools in a stunning array of colors โ€“ from deep blue to vibrant yellow and orange. These vivid hues come from sulfur, metal oxides, and potassium and fluorine impurities.

Dallol holds the record for the highest average annual temperature on Earth (34.7ยฐC / 94.5ยฐF) and is one of the planetโ€™s driest places, with virtually no rainfall. Whatโ€™s even more astonishing? Despite extensive research, no signs of life โ€“ not even resilient microorganisms โ€“ have been found here. Itโ€™s a truly barren, yet breathtaking, environment!


#Dallol #Volcano #Ethiopia #Science #Geology #AlienLandscape #EarthScience #NaturalWonders #Extremophiles #Jupiter #Io
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Well, on some points Manus is better then ChatGPT. Check it out
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Neural networks can now generate full ASMR videos โ€” both visuals and sound.
From shimmering glass to molten metal and polished stone, these AI-crafted clips feature hyperreal or entirely imaginary materials. The result? A mesmerizing, hypnotic effect that you canโ€™t stop watching (or listening to). Welcome to the new era of sensory illusions.
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A Martian volcano peeking through the clouds! ๐ŸŒ‹

This stunning image was recently captured by the Mars Odyssey spacecraft. It shows Arsia Mons โ€” one of the tallest volcanoes on Mars and among the highest mountains in the entire Solar System. Rising nearly 19 kilometers above the surface, its massive caldera spans over 100 kilometers in diameter. A breathtaking reminder that Mars, though quiet now, was once fiercely volcanic.

#Mars #Volcano #SpaceExploration #ArsiaMons #Science
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