DuckDuckGo, the privacy-centered browser, is introducing a new setting that allows users to remove AI-generated images from search results. According to the company, the feature was developed in response to user feedback indicating that AI images often hinder their searches. How to Access the AI Image Filter on DuckDuckGo To use the new setting, users […]
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Artificial intelligence is quickly integrating into our daily routines. We often use it unknowingly—for tasks like writing emails, discovering TV shows, or controlling smart home devices. AI is also being used more widely across professional settings—assisting with recruitment, aiding medical diagnoses, and tracking students’ academic progress. However, aside from a few computing and STEM-related courses,
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Most comets, like the famous Halley’s, orbit through our solar system as icy remnants from its formation about 4.5 billion years ago. But every so often, a truly unusual object appears—something not from around here. These rare visitors are interstellar drifters, either born in distant star systems or wandering alone through the vastness of space.
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China currently dominates around 90% of the global market for rare earth magnets, overseeing both their extraction and refinement. As a result, components like neodymium, dysprosium, and terbium—essential to electric vehicle motors, drones, wind turbines, and smartphones—are largely under China’s influence, with supply and geopolitical shifts giving the country significant leverage. Conifer’s Iron-Based Alternative to
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Northrop Grumman has completed a successful ground test of the rocket motor that could power the first-ever orbital launch from another planet. This solid-fuel booster is a key component in the effort to bring geological samples back from Mars. Mars Sample Return: A Global Scientific Endeavor The Mars Sample Return (MSR) mission stands as one
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Emerging from the landscape like oversized traditional lanterns, Hatai is a visually distinctive development featuring a pair of towers. Heatherwick Studio conceived the project to accommodate two hotels and aims to bring new vibrancy to the city’s skyline. Architectural Inspiration Rooted in Thai Tradition Located in Bangkok’s Silom district, Hatai evokes memories of the studio’s
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A recent news report suggests Saudi authorities are reevaluating the feasibility of the Line, one of the most ambitious and seemingly impractical architectural projects. While no decisions have been made, the review could impact its bold vision. The Line is central to Saudi Arabia’s shift from oil to tourism and technology. The project envisions a
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Pirelli has unveiled its first mass-produced tires composed of more than 70% bio-based and recycled content. Developed specifically for Jaguar Land Rover, the new P Zero tire line incorporates Forest Stewardship Council (FSC)-certified natural rubber, signaling a major step toward greener performance products. Initial Launch Targets Range Rover Models These eco-conscious P Zero tires will
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Situated on a picturesque lakeside site in Lithuania, the architectural firm YCL has crafted a strikingly unconventional countryside residence. Named Villa O, this 237-sq-m (2,550-sq-ft) home departs from traditional design norms, embracing a circular form punctuated by four sunken garden courtyards that seamlessly integrate nature into the architecture. Radial Layout with Panoramic Views Rejecting the
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A new offshore test platform off Germany’s North Sea coast is now operational, harnessing seawater, air, and wind to generate entirely clean hydrogen. Designed as a modular system, it also integrates several other sustainable energy technologies. Harnessing Wind for Onboard Electrolysis Part of the H2Mare initiative, this platform capitalizes on the strong and consistent wind
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