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Researchers have developed a machine learning model, the CSU-MLP, capable of accurately predicting hazardous weather events such as tornadoes and hail four to eight days in advance. The team has collaborated with the national Storm Prediction Center to test and refine the model, enhancing forecasters’ confidence in their predictions and potentially saving lives.Precise forecasting of occurrences such as tornadoes and hail up four to eight days in advance.As severe weather approaches with potential life-threatening hazards…

Shine bright like a… gamma-ray?A gamma-ray burst that recently hit our Solar System was so bright, it temporarily blinded gamma-ray instruments in space, according to a NASA release.Scientists say the gamma-ray burst (GRB), the most powerful type of explosion in the Universe, was 70 times brighter than any previously recorded event.They dubbed it "the BOAT," or "brightest of all time."What is a gamma-ray burst?https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7uN1AjMui5k frameborder="0″ allow="accelerometer; autoplay; clipboard-write;…

See how ChatGPT requires human help ChatGPT is built on GPT-3.5, a substantial language model that use deep learning methods to provide thorough and clear replies to queries. OpenAI’s ChatGPT, is purportedly teaching AI, how to write basic code with assistance from an “army” of contractors it has on boarded in various locations around the world. These independent contractors’ task is to “teach” AI how to create simple code, which has the potential to have significant future effects on the software engineering sector. So,…

ExxonMobil predicted rising global temperatures with remarkable accuracy even as it attempted to downplay the existence of climate change, new research shows. It comes with damning data visualizations that put hard numbers on just how much ExxonMobil knew about the climate crisis it was creating. There’s been a litany of evidence about how ExxonMobil rejected mainstream climate science, even though the company’s own research and internal communications acknowledged that burning fossil fuels would cause global warming.…

According to a recent study, researchers were able to use space-based measurements from NASA satellites to track carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions more accurately. This was made possible thanks to the two NASA missions that work hand-in-hand together. These missions, called Orbiting Carbon Observatory (OCO) 2 and 3, help quantify CO2 emissions. The missions work off of both a satellite and a module situated on the International Space Station. NASA’s OCO-2 satellite launched in 2014 and has tracked natural and…

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Image Source : APPLE Apple Watch While exploring the Apple Watch's ECG sensor in some depth, a team of researchers has said that the watch's ECG sensor data can be used to develop a robust and accurate stress prediction tool. According to MacRumors, the researchers from the Canada-based University of Waterloo discovered a close relationship between ECG data,…

Stress is part of our daily lives; it’s how the mind and body react to external conditions, allowing us to operate. But stress also hurts us, whether it impacts the body or mind. Researchers from the University of Waterloo, Canada, set out to see whether the Apple Watch can detect and track stress levels. And it turns out that Apple’s wearable can accurately predict stress levels. The thinking here is that Apple might one day introduce stress monitoring features into watchOS. It could combine data from the…

The study concludes that the Apple Watch has "promising" potential for stress prediction.While exploring the Apple Watch’s ECG sensor in some depth, a team of researchers has said that the watch`s ECG sensor data can be used to develop a robust and accurate stress prediction tool. According to MacRumors, the researchers from the Canada-based University of Waterloo discovered a close relationship between ECG data, including heart acceleration and deceleration capacity, and participants’ reported stress levels…

A new type of blood test can detect a hidden toxin behind Alzheimer's disease years before a patient shows any symptoms of memory loss or confusion.If the proof-of-concept can be further tested and scaled, the test could significantly speed up diagnosis, giving millions of patients answers and access to proper care long before their disease progresses.Researchers at the University of Washington (UW) created the novel blood test. It's designed to pick up on a molecular precursor in the blood that can cause proteins to…