Guide to adapting security disclosure to LLM reports: triage automation, policy changes, handling parallel discoveries, and common pitfalls.
A Q&A exploring the physics behind dolphin speed, plus other amazing science stories that almost went unnoticed in April.
MIT engineers developed a physics-based virtual violin simulation to help luthiers understand and design instruments, reproducing realistic sound.
NASA plans 21 Moon landings in 2.5 years, requiring procurement overhaul, fixing technical and supply chain issues to achieve monthly landings for Artemis support.
SpaceX is reducing Falcon 9 launches to shift focus to Starship, with plans for lunar and Mars missions. Gwynne Shotwell confirms a gradual decline.
Doron Zeilberger's new paper argues infinity does not exist, challenging foundations of math and physics. He advocates for a finite universe and discrete mathematics.
New Cambrian fossil site reveals soft-bodied creatures from 540 million years ago, reshaping our understanding of early animal evolution.
Breaking: Lightning may be triggered by solar flares and cosmic rays, not just storm clouds. Research by Joseph Dwyer shows particle seeding from space explains lightning frequency.
A practical how-to guide inspired by five AI supply chain architects at Milken Conference: diagnose chip shortages, orbital data centers, and architecture flaws to build a resilient AI strategy.
An exploration of semantic search versus traditional keyword search, covering Lucene's exact-match strengths for logs/security, vector databases' semantic power for user discovery, and Qdrant's growth into video embeddings and local AI agents.
Guide for educators thinking of leaving the field: assess reasons, plan transition, and decide with practical steps.
Ham Radio Passion's 3D-printed az-el mount for satellite tracking uses a servo and worm drive, showing promise for LEO communication despite being unfinished.
IEEE Smart Village grant enables solar minigrids in rural Cameroon, transforming lives and fostering open source energy metering.
Learn how Japanese scientists used supercomputer simulations to discover that dolphin tail kicks produce large vortex rings for thrust, while smaller vortices do not aid forward motion.
NASA aims for 21 Moon landings in 2.5 years. This guide outlines 7 steps: overhaul procurement, fix failures, strengthen oversight, manage supply chains, coordinate missions, develop night technologies, and increase transparency.
Learn how SpaceX is phasing out the record-breaking Falcon 9 rocket to focus on Starship, using a step-by-step strategy of gradual reduction, vision alignment, and iterative development.
Analysis of The Gentlemen RaaS operation, its multi-platform lockers, affiliate model, and deployment of SystemBC proxy malware targeting corporate networks.
Check Point Research reveals VECT 2.0 ransomware's encryption flaw permanently destroys large files, acting as a wiper. The flaw affects Windows, Linux, and ESXi variants.
Qdrant expert clarifies semantic search vs exact-match: hybrid approach needed as vector databases expand into video and local-agent contexts.
Five AI supply chain experts at Milken conference discuss chip shortages, orbital data centers, and the possibility that AI's foundational architecture is flawed, highlighting critical challenges ahead.