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Part of a Chinese Rocket is Expected to Fall to Earth Soon

Part of a Chinese Rocket is Expected to Fall to Earth Soon In the next few days, part of a rocket that put a massive section of Chinas new space station into orbit will fall back to Earth in an uncontrolled descent. Theres still a lot of uncertainty about where the debris might land. The Earths surface is 71 percent water, so its likelier to land there, but the debris could still fall out of its current orbit onto land, or even a populated place. Its passing over areas as far north as New York ...
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Five ways artificial intelligence can help space exploration » Stuff

Artificial intelligence has been making waves in recent years, enabling us to solve problems faster than traditional computing could ever allow. Recently, for example, Google’s artificial intelligence subsidiary DeepMind developed AlphaFold2, a program which solved the protein-folding problem. This is a problem which has had baffled scientists for 50 years. Advances in AI have allowed us to make progress in all kinds of disciplines – and these are not limited to applications on this plane...
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5 ways AI can take us deeper into space

5 ways AI can take us deeper into space icons8 (Edited) Shares Artificial intelligence has been making waves in recent years, enabling us to solve problems faster than traditional computing could ever allow. Recently, for example, Google’s artificial intelligence subsidiary DeepMind developed AlphaFold2, a program that solved the protein-folding problem. This is a problem that has had baffled scientists for 50 years. Advances in ...
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