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Aliens
Why we haven't made contact with aliens: answers to the Fermi Paradox
Business Insider - Aylin Woodward
In the summer of 1950, physicist Enrico Fermi posed a simple question to his colleagues over lunch: "Where is everybody?" Arguably, he said, in the 4.4 billion years it took for intelligent life to evolve
5 hours ago
Apps
Apple iOS 13: Is Facebook And Google’s Worst Nightmare Coming True?
Forbes - Kate O'Flaherty
Apple’s iOS 13 comes with some major changes to privacy and security, but it’s also highlighted the data collection practices of firms such as Facebook and Google. One of the first things you might notice
5 hours ago
iPhone
I tested Night mode on iPhone 11 Pro in the worst possible lighting conditions and this is how it turned out
imore.com - Lory Gil
Since my first iPhone, more than 10 years ago, I've tried to capture some of the amazing live music experiences I've been lucky enough to enjoy. …
5 hours ago
Business
There Is A Growing Skills Gap Between What Employers Want And What Employees Offer - How Your Career Can Benefit
Forbes - Caroline Ceniza-Levine
A survey of 600 human resource leaders by Wiley Education Services and Future Workplace shows that 64% (nearly two-thirds) see a skills gap in their companies. This is the second year the Closing the Gap
6 hours ago
Innovation
Why It Is Critical to Prepare Now for The Jobs of Tomorrow
Inc Magazine - Peter Gasca
It used to be that the most profound changes in business were best described in futuristic narratives of science fiction authors and film producers. Now, they are apparently detailed in short-term economic
6 hours ago
Archaeology
Hitting the Books: Searching for ancient cities from space
Engadget - Andrew Tarantola
Welcome to Hitting the Books. With less than one in five Americans reading just for fun these days, we've done the hard work for you by scouring the internet for the most interesting, thought provoking
7 hours ago
Opinion
The World's Oil Security Blanket Has Been Torched
Bloomberg - Julian Lee
The real impact of the attack on Saudi oil installations last weekend goes well beyond the temporary loss of 5% of global oil production: It strikes …
7 hours ago
Technology
This app blurs out your webcam background without a green screen
Mashable - StackCommerce
TL;DR: Get a pristine live stream by blurring out your background with a lifetime subscription to XSplit VCam, which is on sale for $19.99 — a $30 savings. The ability to attend a work meeting is the thing
7 hours ago
European Space Agency
This Could Be the First Rocket Launched on Mars
realclearscience.com - Bruce Lieberman
About a dozen years from now, Martians might finally arrive on Earth. If they do, it will be because we brought them here. NASA and the European Space …
7 hours ago
Technology (Africa)
Artificial Intelligence has a gender bias problem -- just ask Siri
theconversation.com - Rachel Adams
Suggest to Samsung’s Virtual Personal Assistant Bixby “Let’s talk dirty”, and the female voice will respond with a honeyed accent: “I don’t want to …
8 hours ago
Led Zeppelin
‘Stairway to Heaven’ Judges Asked to Give Songwriters a Break
Bloomberg - Edvard Pettersson
Willie Nelson has famously said a country song is “three chords and the truth.” A flood of lawsuits is threatening to upend that concept, making …
8 hours ago
China
China's Plan To Beat America's Aircraft Carriers: Push Them Out to Sea
nationalinterest.org - Zachary Keck
Out to ranges that American carriers can't attack fromKey point: No need to fight what can't reach you.Recently, Chinese state media reported that a …
8 hours ago
Repo
Repo Market’s Liquidity Crisis Has Been a Decade in the Making
Bloomberg - Liz McCormick
It sounds crazy: even National Public Radio is talking about repo rates. In normal times, not even Wall Street thinks too much about the arcana of …
8 hours ago
Black Holes
Where Do Black Holes Lead?
Live Science - David Crookes
So there you are, about to leap into a black hole. What could possibly await should — against all odds — you somehow survive? Where would you end up …
8 hours ago
Opinion
Why it's dangerous to liken DNA to computer code
The Guardian - John Naughton
A few days ago, on my way to a discussion in the exquisite little McCrum theatre, which is hidden away in the centre of Cambridge, I had to pass through the courtyard of the Eagle pub in Bene’t Street.
8 hours ago
Innovation
Ask Yourself These 5 Questions to Inspire a More Meaningful Career Move
Inc Magazine - Scott Mautz
Introspection on the right things can lead to the life you want. Every once in a while, something happens to remind us that we only get one go around on this merry-go-round called life. Regrets are something
8 hours ago
South China Sea
This Lousy Warship Is Why China Beat the Navy in a South China Sea 'War'
nationalinterest.org - David Axe
At least in the simulations.Key point: The Littoral Combat Ship did not perform as expected.The U.S. Navy in late 2019 or 2020 expects to select a …
8 hours ago
Electric Vehicles
Why Americans Don’t Buy Electric Cars (Hey, The Tesla Model 3 Isn’t That Popular)
Forbes - Brooke Crothers
Most Americans aren’t interested in electric vehicles. That’s a cold fact. I won’t cite a bunch of statistics (that may seem encouraging but actually are not). Just look around you. 2020 is almost here
8 hours ago
Culture
Why Time Seems to Fly By As You Get Older, and How to Slow It Down: A Scientific Explanation by Neuroscientist David Eagleman
openculture.com - by Josh Jones
The Buddha, it’s said, struggled mightily with three specters of adulthood—aging, sickness, and death—when reflections on mortality harshed his …
8 hours ago
Cancer
Cancer cells cannibalise healthy cells after chemotherapy
sciencefocus.com - Amy Barrett
Chemotherapy can sometimes send cancer cells into a dormant state, which will engulf healthy cells to recover. Cancerous cells will consume nearby …
8 hours ago
Apple
Apple @ Work: Why are IT professionals choosing Apple products when they used to ban them
9to5Mac - Bradley Chambers
Apple @ Work is brought to you by Spike, the world’s first conversational email app that helps professionals and teams spend less time on email, and more on getting things done. In the enterprise IT market,
14 hours ago
Science
Are brain implants the future of thinking?
The Guardian - Zoë Corbyn
Elon Musk worries about the threat posed by artificial intelligence and claims BCIs may provide a way of keeping up with it Beyond typing, no one is too specific. Brain commands to smart speakers? Brain-to-brain
14 hours ago
Asteroids
A Massive Asteroid Collision Once Caused Earth To Cool And Enter An Ice Age. Can We Replicate It?
Forbes - Jamie Carter
The evolution of life on Earth sometimes depends on astronomical events. We know this from the case of the dinosaurs, which were wiped out by a 10 km asteroid or comet striking the Yucatán Peninsula in
14 hours ago
Asia
Banks Just Changed the Rules of the Negative Rate Game for Danes
Bloomberg - Nick Rigillo
Denmark is about to become a test case for what happens when banks start charging a lot of customers to store their money. That’s because one of the …
14 hours ago
Supreme Leader
How Iran’s Supreme Leader Is Outmatching Trump
foreignpolicy.com - Michael Hirsh
Reuel Marc Gerecht is a former CIA case officer and an expert on Iran who is a senior fellow at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies. Gerecht, a …
15 hours ago
U.S. Military
Trump, Pentagon discuss airstrikes on Iran among possible military responses to Saudi oil attack
americanmilitarynews.com - Ryan Morgan
The Pentagon may present President Donald Trump with a range of military options against Iran, since the country has been blamed for an attack on …
15 hours ago
Australian News
Australia aims for the moon in NASA deal for $12 billion space program
smh.com.au - David Crowe
“It’s an investment for all Australians, but it’s long-term investment – it’s not going to pay a dividend in the next election cycle,” he said in …
18 hours ago
Science
The Concept Of ‘Afterlife’ And The Recent Breakthroughs: Have Scientists Really Proven That Life After Death Exist?
BuzzFeed
Is there life after death? For centuries, science has been gradually replacing religion to explain the great mechanisms of life. Reproduction, evolution, diseases, heredity, ageing: the cards are unveiled
18 hours ago
Star Wars
Take a Journey Through Disney's 'Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge'
space.com - Amy Thompson
LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. — Last month Disney World opened its doors to a brand-new, immersive park experience: Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge. Here, visitors …
1 day ago
Jeffrey Epstein
Top Florida Cop: Jeffrey Epstein Was Tipped Off, Found Every Loophole as Investigators Closed In
The Daily Beast - Barbie Latza Nadeau
Former Palm Beach police chief Michael Reiter told NBC News “Dateline” that Jeffrey Epstein was likely tipped off by an insider every time his …
1 day ago

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