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We Don't Talk to Machines!

ChatGPT · Middelharnis

We Don't Talk to Machines!

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TRIBUNE. In this vigorous text, Father Laurent Stalla-Bourdillon, theologian, alerts about the increasingly great place taken by digital conversational agents in our daily life.See the Story

Yawns Are Encouraged Even without a Bond: a Study with Chimpanzees and Robots Proves It

Science · Barcelona

Yawns Are Encouraged Even without a Bond: a Study with Chimpanzees and Robots Proves It

A world-first study conducted with primates at the Mona Foundation demonstrates the influence a robot can have on a living being See the Story

Bizarre: Just a Few Hundred Neurons Keep You From Drinking Too Much

Science · Middelharnis

Bizarre: Just a Few Hundred Neurons Keep You From Drinking Too Much

The brain is teeming with nerve cells, billions in total. It sounds unbelievable, but less than five hundred of these cells play a key role in combating binge drinking. Scientists tracked down this small group of neurons and now hope to develop a targeted treatment for excessive alcohol consumption as soon as possible. The groundbreaking study, […] More science? Read the latest articles on Scientias.nl .Read Article

Plants Know when It's the Longest Day of the Year (!) Only Climate Change Confuses Them

Plants are smart: they know exactly when to bloom and grow. According to a new study, they use the summer solstice – the longest day of the year – as a signal. And that is a problem, because climate change is increasingly confusing plants. How do plants know that it is spring […] More science? Read the latest articles on Scientias.nl .Plants · Middelharnis Read Article

Helium Seen Earlier on the Sun than on Earth

Where was helium discovered? Diederik Helium is a fascinating gas! Helium is the second most common element in the universe, but scarce on earth. Helium supplies are running out, which is a shame for party balloons but even more so for hospitals and scientists who desperately need it for research. Almost all the helium that […] More science? Read the latest articles on Scientias.nl .Science · Middelharnis Read Article

Great Surprise Among Researchers: These Precursors of the Dinosaurs Managed to Survive the Hellish Conditions of the 'Dead Zone'

The dead zone in the Early Triassic was an area that – as the name suggests – was completely unsuitable for life. At least that is what scientists always thought. Now it turns out that the ancestors of the dinosaurs managed to survive in that region after all. Around 250 million years ago, just after the […] More science? Read the latest articles on Scientias.nl .Science · Middelharnis Read Article

Scientists Make Surprising Discovery: Bumblebees Also Take a Day Off Sometimes

Building a colony is a lot of work. But that doesn't stop the queen bumblebee from taking a day off every now and then. And that's probably a good thing.. Anyone who takes a look at a bumblebee colony might get the impression that the queen has a fairly empty agenda. Her workers keep the nest […] More science? Read the latest articles on Scientias.nl .Science · Riverside See the Story

This Misleading Tactic Makes Fake News Look Like Real News

You would think that reliable news sources would be a strong wall against misinformation. But what if these sources are inadvertently used to lend a touch of credibility to misleading stories? A team of researchers from Northeastern University, Duke University, Harvard University and the University of Maryland decided to investigate how social media users use mainstream news articles to […] More science? Read the latest articles on Scientias.nl .Science · Middelharnis Read Article

What Is a Calorie and How Do We Know How Much Is in Food?

What is a calorie and how do we know how much is in food? A packet of sugar contains 4000 kilocalories. But how do they actually know that? And what on earth is a calorie? A calorie is a measure of an amount of energy. It is the amount of heat that a gram of water can increase by one degree […] More science? Read the latest articles on Scientias.nl .Science · Middelharnis Read Article

Can Cycling Protect the Brain? According to a New Study, It Very Well May

In the Netherlands and Belgium, we are all getting on our bikes. To school, to work, to go shopping or just for fun. Good for the environment and your condition, we already knew that. But now it turns out: your brain benefits from it too. A study in which the data of almost half a million people […] More science? Read the latest articles on Scientias.nl .Cycling · Middelharnis Read Article

From Sunrise Over Peru to Ax-4: A Visual Journey with ISS Expedition 73 From Sunrise Over Peru to Ax-4: A Visual Journey with ISS Expedition 73

ISS’ Expedition 73 combines groundbreaking research with spectacular images of Earth. From a sunrise over Peru to the upcoming Ax-4 mission, discover how the crews unite science and beauty in this article. On April 19, 2025, Japanese JAXA astronaut Takuya Onishi officially took command of the International Space Station, inaugurating Expedition 73 […] More science? Read the latest articles on Scientias.nl .Science · Middelharnis Read Article

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