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Feb 20, 2022

DARPA Goals To Preserve Moore’s Regulation Going — Right here’s How

Posted by in categories: computing, finance, mobile phones, transportation

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Some say that Moore’s Regulation, which tracks the exponential progress electronics during the last six a long time has stalled, and technological stagnation threatens. Mark Rosker, director of DARPA’s Microsystems Know-how Workplace (MTO), sees issues very in another way. In a new interview with Samuele Lilliu, he explains how the expansion described by Moore’s Regulation has been sustained by waves of innovation from DARPA and the way the following stage, what he calls the Fourth Wave, might be carried ahead by applied sciences his workplace is now creating.

The best model of Moore’s Regulation says that the variety of transistors on a silicon chip roughly doubles each two years. This was an commentary made by Gordon Moore – who later co-founded Intel – in 1965, and it proved to be remarkably correct. Yearly since then, an increasing number of highly effective computer systems and, later, laptops and smartphones have appeared in the marketplace. Low-cost chips have now grow to be important for vehicles, televisions, cameras and different units, which beforehand functioned with out electronics. They’re important throughout the financial system.

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Feb 20, 2022

Valentine’s Day: The Astronomy Version!

Posted by in category: space

Feb 20, 2022

A spacecraft just touched the Sun! But why didn’t it melt?

Posted by in category: space travel

Feb 20, 2022

It’s really raining diamonds on Uranus and Neptune!

Posted by in category: space

Feb 20, 2022

You may have heard the phrase “The planet Mercury is in retrograde”…

Posted by in category: space

But what does that actually mean? Professor Brian Cox explains all.

Feb 20, 2022

What went wrong with Mars? We may finally know!

Posted by in category: space

Feb 20, 2022

Could This Antioxidant-Rich Supplement Be The Key To A Long, Healthy Life?*

Posted by in category: health

Vitamin C has long been known as an essential nutrient for skin health and immune function, but it turns out its antioxidant activity plays a large role in those properties (among others).*.

Feb 20, 2022

Planes struggle to land at London’s Heathrow Airport as Storm Eunice continues to batter northern Europe

Posted by in category: transportation

At least four people have died across the region.

Feb 20, 2022

Human Neurons Found to be Surprisingly Different From Other Mammals

Posted by in categories: education, neuroscience, particle physics

Ion channels are crucial for neural communication; they control the flow and gradient of charged particles, creating electrical signals. Recent work report | Neuroscience.


In this study, the researchers assessed how dense ion channels were packed in the membranes of neuronal cells from ten species of mammals, including mice, rats, rabbits, ferrets, macaques, marmosets, macaques, humans, and one of the smallest known mammals, an animal called the Etruscan shrew. The team focused on a type of excitatory neuron typically found in the cortex of the brain, and three ion channels that are in the membranes of those cells; two are voltage-gated ion channels that control the movement of potassium, another is called the HCN channel and both potassium and sodium ions can flow through it.

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Feb 20, 2022

Are Space Elevators Growing Closer to Reality?

Posted by in categories: business, space

Theories on how to build a space elevator have been around for decades. Scientists say not only would such technology change humanity, but that we could have built one by now.

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