11th-century bread paddle found with ancient board game carved on the back
A wooden kitchen tool from the 11th century has been unearthed by archaeologists, with an ancient board game carved into its reverse side.
» readJourney into the mountain: the hunt for ghostly neutrinos that could rewrite physics
A reporter traveled 700 metres underground to the Jiangmen Underground Neutrino Observatory in southern China, a massive experiment designed to detect elusive particles called neutrinos.
» readNASA Glenn Research Center offers multiple software tools for predicting aircraft engine noise
Researchers at NASA’s Glenn Research Center have developed a range of software tools designed to predict and analyze noise from aircraft engines. These programs are intended to help engineers design quieter propulsion systems.
» readBrain Processes Emotions Across Senses, Study Finds
A new study has challenged long-held beliefs about how the brain reads emotions, showing that sensory information from faces and voices is processed in interconnected ways.
» readAI-powered drone wins racing championship using only a single camera and onboard computer
An artificial intelligence system called MonoRace was created by researchers at Delft University of Technology's Micro Air Vehicles Lab, as published Oct. 14 in the journal Science Robotics.
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