Category Archives: Nature

Voynich manuscript decoded by AI?

‘Alien’ manuscript from 15th-century decoded using AI

Scientists have harnessed the power of artificial intelligence to unlock the secrets of an ancient manuscript that has baffled experts. Discovered in the 19th century, the Voynich manuscript uses “alien” characters that have long puzzled cryptographers and historians. Now, however, computing scientists at the University of Alberta say they are decoding the mysterious 15th-century text.

Voynich manuscript decoded by AI?

 

Evaporating Water Could Power Almost 70% of The US Electrical Grid

It’s not every day scientists say a new kind of renewable energy could satisfy the majority of our power needs, so when they do, it’s worth leaning in close. In a first-of-its-kind study, researchers have found that energy harvested from the evaporation of water in US lakes and reservoirs could power nearly 70 percent of the nation’s electricity demands, generating a whopping 325 gigawatts of electricity.

Rumors are circulating that scientists have detected gravity waves for the first time ever

Scientists may have detected gravity waves for the first time ever

Physicists have searched for ripples in the fabric of spacetime for nearly 100 years, ever since Albert Einstein’s 1915 theory of relativity predicted they exist. These ripples, called gravitational waves, happen when a massive celestial object suddenly moves, like when a star explodes, or when two massive objects collide, like the merging of two black holes.

The Shadow & Metaphysical Code Of Light + Darkness Explored with Colin E. Davis & Melissa Mari

The Shadow & Metaphysical Code Of Light + Darkness Explored with Colin E. Davis & Melissa Mari

Explore the shadow, and learn of life’s duality both light and dark, with an exploration of metaphysical energy as a means of understanding and managing the destructiveness of the universe and humanity, in this discussion with Colin E. Davis and Melissa Mari.

There’s a Long-Lost ‘Paleo-River’ Beneath the Sahara Desert Nobody Knew Existed

There’s a Long-Lost ‘Paleo-River’ Beneath the Sahara Desert Nobody Knew Existed

Stretching across 9,400,000 square kilometers of northern Africa-a land area comparable to the entire United States-the Sahara is the largest hot desert in the world, an expanse of shifting sands where only the hardiest wildlife can eke out a living. But new satellite imagery of the Sahara has revealed that the desert wasn’t always such a bone-dry dead zone.