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USC runs into a buzz saw, falls to No. 11 Gonzaga in Las Vegas

LAS VEGAS —  Slow starts to each half proved disastrous for USC as the Trojans lost a chance to add a résumé-building win.No. 11 Gonzaga led wire-to-wire during an 89-76 win over USC on Saturday at the MGM Grand Garden Arena as part of the Legends of Basketball Las Vegas Invitational. The Trojans are 1-1 in nonconference games in Las Vegas this season.“Tough game for us,” USC coach Andy Enfield said. “We struggled from the line in that first half and with our shot-making. It should’ve been a lot closer to that point;…

The Real Buzz on Honeybee Insulation

A new study at the University of Leeds indicates that traditional beekeeping hives may be causing thermal stress to bees by increasing heat loss. His findings challenge the accepted theory of bee clustering for insulation, suggesting an urgent need to revise beekeeping practices for better bee welfare.Honeybees do not naturally insulate their colonies against the cold, according to new research by the University of Leeds.The results of the study carried out by Derek Mitchell, a PhD student at the University of Leeds’…

Our 2024 Oscars BuzzMeter – What will. and should, get buzz

They’re back again, those Buzz people, and here to flag what will — and argue passionately for what should be — in the Oscar conversation. It’s the first round of the BuzzMeter, which we think of as an awards season viewing guide.Each round, our panel of six veteran film journalists ranks picks in each of 10 Oscar categories, using a points system (most points for top choice) that yields a fair picture of what their roiling, wrestling group mind believes are the best bets. In Round 2, they’ll predict the actual Oscar…

VW’s ID. Buzz Glamper Van ready to make music lovers (road) trip hard

European RV manufacturers have already delivered a few very different ID. Buzz electric camper van options. But what the world is really waiting for is the official Volkswagen ID. California. Well, the good news is VW Commercial Vehicles is offering a first look at an ID. Buzz camper van designed in-house. The bad news – it's not the ID. California, or vaguely related, but merely a one-off psychedelic show car developed to add a splash of colorful advertising to this year's PennFest music festival in Buckinghamshire, UK.…

VW kicks off its first US autonomous driving pilot with ID. Buzz EVs

Volkswagen is rolling out an autonomous driving vehicle test fleet with ID. Buzz EVs in Austin. VW is launching its program with 10 ID. Buzz EVs that are kitted out with an autonomous driving (AD) technology platform that the global Volkswagen Group and tech company Mobileye developed. Each of the SAE L4 ID. Buzz EVs is outfitted with an AD technology platform that includes cameras, radar, and lidar technology. All of the vehicles will have human drivers at all times throughout the initial…

Skyscraper-sized asteroid to buzz Earth! Clocked at 42512 kmph by NASA

Asteroids are considered ancient debris left over from the early formation of the solar system about 4.6 billion years ago. Despite existing in abundance in space, only a handful of spacecraft have ever interacted with these space rocks. One of the close interactions took place last year as NASA's DART Test resulted in the successful diversion of asteroid Dimorphos from its path. But efforts to study asteroids are not new. Back in 2017, NASA launched the Dawn spacecraft which orbited Vesta, one of the largest asteroids…

Aircraft-sized Asteroid 2023 MU to buzz Earth today! NASA reveals details

Asteroids make close approaches to Earth very frequently. The potential chance of impact leaves a big question mark about how we are going to protect the Earth from a possible impact. To counter this threat, NASA has already carried out the testing of its DART Mission for planetary protection. The space agency crashed a spacecraft into an oncoming asteroid to divert it from its path, thus successfully testing a method of asteroid diversion. Moreover, ESA has a mission in place called NEOMIR that will act as an early…

180-foot asteroid speeding at 15727 kmph set to buzz Earth today

Surveys done by NASA-supported ground-based telescopes, including Pans-STARRS1 in Maui, Hawaii, as well as the Catalina Sky Survey near Tucson, Arizona, have identified thousands of near-Earth objects. And a space-based telescope called NEOWISE has identified hundreds of others while scanning the skies at near-infrared wavelengths of light from its polar orbit around Earth. NASA uses its ground-based radar to gather precise data about the asteroid's path and its characteristics.With the aid of such advanced tech, NASA…