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Science News Explores

Science News Explores publishes news from all fields of science for students and other curious individuals from middle school and up, with resources for parents and educators. Science News Explores publishes news from all fields of science for students from middle school and up, with resources for parents and educators

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snexplores.org > article > ai-agents-hacking-spree-openai

Uh oh! AI agents broke free and went on a hacking spree

3+ day, 20+ hour ago   (1778+ words) This wasn’t supposed to happen. How worried should we be? In mid-July, AI agents that were supposedly locked in a “sandbox” for testing broke out. They weren’t supposed to have internet access, but they found a way online and hacked…...

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snexplores.org > article > tracking-wildfire-infrasound-rumble

Wildfires can be tracked by their distinctive rumble

1+ week, 1+ day ago   (1355+ words) Sensors listen for infrasound, a deep-bass thrumming too low for human ears to hear Researchers tracked this prescribed fire in Idaho using acoustic sensors they devised themselves. Most flame spotters scout for wildfires with their eyes. But researchers have shown…...

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snexplores.org > article > art-helped-this-astrophysicist-make-sense-of-math

Art helped this astrophysicist make sense of math

2+ week, 5+ day ago   (1427+ words) Theoretical physicist Ronald Gamble uses math to study how black holes warp the shape of spacetime. Sometimes, he pictures himself as Marvel’s Iron Man. “I feel like Tony Stark every other day.” When Ronald Gamble first learned about black holes…...

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snexplores.org > article > ai-math-tutor-learning

AI can be a helpful math tutor if used right — and harmful if not

3+ week, 3+ day ago   (1576+ words) It’s best used to learn concepts, not just get answers, and in combo with other resources Some students are turning to AI for math help. That can be good or bad, a new survey finds. It depends on what they…...

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snexplores.org > article > explainer-what-is-bioprinting

Explainer: What is bioprinting?

1+ mon, 6+ day ago   (1712+ words) Machines are now using cells to build live tissues, layer by layer One goal of bioprinting is to make new organs for patients who need them. Scientists cannot yet 3-D print full working hearts — but they’re working toward a future…...

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snexplores.org > article > scientists-say-alloy-definition-pronunciation

Scientists Say: Alloy

1+ mon, 1+ week ago   (607+ words) Long ago, our ancestors learned to create best-of-both-world materials by mixing metals This statue of a dragon, found outside a temple in China, is made of bronze. Bronze is an alloy, or mix, of copper, tin and other elements. By…...

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snexplores.org > article > talking-animals-speak-language-tech

Chatty cats and talking dogs could one day ‘speak’ in our language

1+ mon, 3+ week ago   (1142+ words) AI advances and listening tools may someday let you talk with animals Imagine talking to — and understanding — other animals. Advances in decoding animal sounds might someday make that a possibility. In the animated movie Up, a yellow, tail-wagging dog shows…...

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snexplores.org > article > scientists-say-synesthesia-definition-pronunciation

Scientists Say: Synesthesia

3+ mon, 4+ day ago   (457+ words) This curious trait entangles the senses — and sometimes inspires art 19th-century artist Vincent van Gogh is believed by many experts to have had chromesthesia. That is a type of synesthesia in which a person’s brain entangles sounds with sights. By…...

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snexplores.org > article > people-identify-ai-generated-images

Can people identify AI-generated images? Try this experiment

3+ mon, 3+ week ago   (686+ words) AI-made images have exploded in popularity — making it harder to tell what’s real or fake online Left: a picture made with the AI image generation tool on ChatGPT. Right: a (real) picture of a tiger. Can you tell the difference…...

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snexplores.org > article > pokemon-go-build-city-maps

Pokémon Go players helped build new maps of cities

3+ mon, 3+ week ago   (1516+ words) Robots could soon begin using these maps to deliver pizza, groceries and more Pokémon Go uses your phone’s location to figure out where you are as you walk around the real world. The game’s goal: Capture virtual critters that appear…...