European astronomers are using AI to help explain mysterious images across NASA’s catalog of Hubble Space Telescope data, spanning 35 years. The team at the European Space Agency developed a neural network called AnomalyMatch, which analyzes…
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Proteins before planets: How space ice may have created the 1st building blocks of life
The chemistry that built life on Earth may have begun in deep space, according to a new study. The discovery could help to unravel one of science’s central questions: what are the origins of life’s molecular building blocks?
Astronomers have…
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Stanford Physicists Develop Optical Cavity Arrays to Scale Atom-Based Quantum Computing – HPCwire
- Stanford Physicists Develop Optical Cavity Arrays to Scale Atom-Based Quantum Computing HPCwire
- Light-based platform sets the stage for quantum supercomputers news.stanford.edu
- Thinking on different wavelengths: New approach to circuit design…
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Giant ‘metal cloud’ spotted in nearby star system could be hiding a second alien sun
A giant cloud of vaporized metal may be hiding a secret planet or second alien sun in a nearby star system, a new study reveals.
The mysterious cloud is up to 15,000 times wider than our planet, and made its home star almost completely disappear…
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New ‘optical cavity’ can make million-qubit quantum computer network
Scientists in the United States have developed a new type of “optical cavity” that can efficiently collect single photons, the fundamental particle of light, from single atoms. These atoms act as the building blocks of a quantum computer by…
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Casp Achieves Few-Shot Class-Incremental Learning With Limited Samples And Prompts
Few-shot class-incremental learning remains a significant hurdle in artificial intelligence, demanding systems learn new concepts from minimal data without forgetting previously acquired knowledge. Shuai Huang, Xuhan Lin, and Yuwu Lu from the…
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Low-Earth orbit is just 2.8 days from disaster
The phrase “House of Cards” is often linked today with a popular Netflix political series, but its original meaning describes something far more literal: a structure that can collapse easily. That idea is exactly how Sarah Thiele, formerly a PhD…
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Ion-clock transition could benefit quantum computing and nuclear physics – Physics World
Ion-clock transition could benefit quantum computing and nuclear physics – Physics World
