by Warp Institute | Jul 15, 2021 | π Human Progress
Last week, England announced that they are starting an expansive rewilding initiative on the beautiful but sadly barren landscape of the Yorkshire Dales. The Yorkshire Dale landscape is famous for its bleak beauty caused by overgrazing. Due to this, many native...
by Warp Institute | Jul 15, 2021 | π Human Progress, π° Space
A black hole eats everything in its way—even light. But there is an orbit above the so-called "event horizon" where the light barely escapes and swirls the edges. Photons below this orbit will be sucked in. But on the way to this critical orbit,...
by Warp Institute | Jul 14, 2021 | π Human Progress, π§ Artificial Intelligence
The deep potential is a method developed by a group of scientists at Princeton University and universities in China a few years ago. The new method granted the research team the Gordon Bell prize last year. It is believed that it will radically improve the science of...
by Warp Institute | Jul 13, 2021 | π Human Progress
Norway is getting a new national park by shutting down their last arctic coal mine, turning the Svalbard Archipelago and especially the Van Mijenfjord into a striking wilderness once again. Experts say the park will be one of the most resilient areas under threat from...
by Warp Institute | Jul 12, 2021 | β»οΈ Green Tech, Innovation, π Human Progress, π Transportation
Victoria state government, in Australia, has invested US$ 34 million to create a digital twin of the state. The twin will be a 3D model with a fourth dimension that is time. The purpose of the twin is to enable more intelligent city planning, implementing AI...