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AI can now turn blurry thermal vision into crisp images
Even when it’s pitch black, the new imaging system can create clear images while also accurately gauging distances to objects.
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Even when it’s pitch black, the new imaging system can create clear images while also accurately gauging distances to objects.
Chaos can help scientists explore subjects from climate change to human brains. Learn about the theory behind this field of science.
Using saltwater would allow coastal cities to save their freshwater for drinking and to reduce their carbon footprints. Some could save money, too.
Taking a cue from Hansel and Gretel, scientists propose a way for rovers to send back data from treacherous terrain.
For now, humans aren’t on the menu for carnivorous plants. But what would it take for one to consume a person?
The rainbow palette and cooling powers of new plant-based films comes from their microscopic surface patterns of tiny crystals.
At Regeneron ISEF, three teens debuted an infrared system to detect honeybees carrying mites. It can show beekeepers when a colony needs to be treated.
The unusual, fruit-inspired structure of this material provides quick filtration that could satisfy people's daily water needs.
Miniature machines made of gallium and magnetic particles can switch from solid to liquid and back.
Wind farms, solar panels and more take up land and may harm wildlife. Researchers are working to resolve this conflict.