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Hand of God pulsar

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The Cosmic “Hand of God” Pulsar Just Got Even Stranger

A pulsar known as the “Hand of God” reveals strange filaments, patchy remnants, and puzzling signals, leaving scientists searching for answers.

Photo Credit: X-ray: NASA/CXC/Univ. of Hong Kong/S. Zhang et al.; Radio: ATNF/CSIRO/ATCA; H-alpha: UK STFC/Royal Observatory Edinburgh; Image Processing: NASA/CXC/SAO/N. Wolk

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Colorado Christian University Will Host Groundbreaking Faith & Technology Summit: AI In The Limelight

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Google's Pixel 10 Phones Show-Off New AI Capabilities: “Magic Cue”

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29th Moon Discovered Orbiting Planet Uranus

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AI’s “Perfect” Emails Might Backfire, Especially For Supervisors

Polished emails may look great, but when managers lean too heavily on AI, employees often see the messages as fake.

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Bhavin Misra, right, and his son, Rumi, 10, assemble a Craftstrom Solar plug-in kit at their home in Houston

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Solar Panels Fitting On Your Deck Or Balcony Are Gaining Traction

The systems about the size of a door haven’t been as widely adopted in the U.S. as in Europe because of lack of awareness, patchwork utility rules and limited availability.

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To start growing your garden, you'll need a Roblox account. The game will start you out with an empty plot and some money...

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Louisiana AG Sues 'Roblox' Claiming Very Popular Gaming Site Overrun With Predators

20% of users are under 9 years of age, 20% are 9-12, But 44% are 17 years of age or older

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If the system has inaccurately called out a viewer as a minor, the mistake can be corrected by showing YouTube a government-issued identification card, a credit card or a selfie.

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YouTube Is Testing New AI-Powered Age Verification To Try And Protect Kids

If the system flags a logged-in viewer as being under 18, YouTube will...

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USX-1 Defiant

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U.S Navy's 1st Fully Autonomous Ship Now In Port Of Everett Waters

The ship, named the USX-1 Defiant, is the prototype resulting from about five years of work by the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA).

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Julep Toth, 9, looks at a drone as it arrives at her house with a delivery in Frisco, Texas

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Ready Or Not, New FAA Rule Should Make Delivery Drones Common Where You Live

“You want to be at the right moment where there’s an overlap between the customer demand, the partner demand, the technical readiness and the regulatory readiness,” Woodworth said. “I think that we’re reaching that planetary alignment right now.”

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Cybersecurity experts say ransomware attacks have increased substantially in recent years, especially in the health care sector

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Justice Department Leads Takedown Actions Against Major Ransomware Operations

“Disrupting ransomware infrastructure is not only about taking down servers — it's about dismantling the entire ecosystem that enables cybercriminals to operate with impunity.,”

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"ChatGPT Edu will provide all of Cedarville’s full-time, degree-seeking undergraduate and graduate students with access to today’s cutting-edge technology."

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OpenAI: How Major Christian University Is Boldly Embracing Technology

The use of AI at Cedarville University will be guided by comprehensive principles drawn from a biblical foundation.

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Amazon Web Services data center in Boardman, Ore.

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Artificial Intelligence Boom - Are Massive Data Centers Causing Your Electric Bill To Rise?

Some data centers could require more electricity than cities the size of Pittsburgh, Cleveland or New Orleans, and make huge factories look tiny by comparison.

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Hubble Space Telescope Gets Best Pic Yet Of Comet '3I-Atlas' Here From Another Star System

The comet is hurtling our way at 130,000 mph, but will veer closer to Mars than Earth

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