Why Some May Not Trust Using Gemini In Their Google Workspace Account
Google's Gemini AI is becoming more visible in its suite of workplace programs, such as Google Docs and Slides. Here is why some users remain wary of it.
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Scientists Reveal Titan Might Support Life, Just Barely
If there's life in the solar system beyond Earth, Saturn's largest moon, Titan, seems a logical place to find it. A new study says maybe, but in tiny amounts.
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Saying These Simple Words To ChatGPT Is Costing OpenAI Millions Of Dollars
According to OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, his firm is losing tens of millions of dollars due to some small words we're taught to mind every day.
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Why Do Rockets Have Fins, And How Do They Affect Their Flight?
You might be surprised to know the purpose behind the fins on a rocket and if they're really necessary.
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Is Gemini Advanced Really Worth Paying For?
Gemini promised a lot of new features with its release, but is its advanced version worth the price tag?
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8 Of The Most Expensive Jet Engines Ever Made
Tens of millions of dollars will buy engineering marvels with thunderous power, cutting edge technology, and ice-smashing build quality.
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The Trump Admin Claims US Tech Can 'Manipulate Time And Space,' But Don't Get Too Excited Yet
A Trump administration science official did say that U.S. technology can "manipulate time and space." But there's lots of context you should know.
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These Tiny Particles Could Be A Big Problem For Future Mars Astronauts
Mars is the exciting next step in our exploration of space, but dust particles that were already a problem on the moon could be worse on Mars.
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What Is GeoSpy AI & How Does It Work?
GeoSpy AI, a new geolocator application, says it can find the exact location of any photograph within seconds, but how does it do this?
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Do Power Lines Emit EMFs? Here's What You Need To Know
If you've ever been near a power line, you may have heard it making a buzzing sound. But do they emit electromagnetic fields? Is there danger from being nearby?
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How Long Does It Take A Submarine To Reach The Titanic?
The Titanic is a deep sea reminder human tragedy, as well as a great resource for scientific and historical research. So how long does it take to get there?
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You Won't Find These Engines That Achieve The Highest RPMs Anywhere On The Road
Your car's tachometer has a redline that's probably well below 10,000 rpm. These engines put the capabilities of production car engines to shame.
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ChatGPT's Image Generator Is Free - Here's What You Can (And Can't) Do With It
The latest version of ChatGPT now offers image generator for users on its free tier, but there are some significant limitations to how you can use the service.
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How Do Rocket Engines Work?
You've likely watched space shuttles launch using massive rockets, but how exactly do the rockets that are the backbone of space exploration work?
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Who Invented The Modern Rocket Engine?
Rockets are a major part of American aviation and a common hobby in the form of model rockets, but where did the modern rocket engine start?
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Why Does NASA Always Launch Rockets From Florida?
Cape Canaveral has been the site of numerous rocket launches and space faring missions, and that's all due to its strategic location on the U.S. east coast.
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The First Ever Asteroid Mining Mission Vanished In Space: Here's What Happened
While asteroid mining is already being undertaken, the first mission didn't exactly go off without a hitch. Here's what happened after it left earth.
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The Reason Why Bridges Freeze Before Roads In Winter
If you've ever driven over a bridge, you've almost certainly seen a notice that the bridge ices before the road does. The reason why is surprisingly simple.
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10 Worst Accidents Recorded In Space Exploration History, And Why They Occurred
Exploration has never been a safe occupation. For every significant discovery, there has been sacrifice by those seeking out new knowledge.
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What Makes Car Windshields Different From Other Windows?
Early cars didn't even have windshields, but modern ones have specially made glass designed to keep you safe. How is auto glass different from regular glass?
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How Was The International Space Station Built? (And How Long Did It Take?)
The International Space Station has been orbiting our planet for decades, but how did it get up there and how long did it take? Here's everything we know.
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How Do Bulletproof Tires Work?
Most of us aren't dodging gunfire on our daily commutes or grocery runs, but some military and government vehicles have bullet-proof tires. How do they work?
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14 Common Pilot Phrases And What They Mean
Ever overheard some cockpit lingo and wondered what it means? Here are the definitions to keep you informed next time you fly.
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The Helix Nebula May Actually Be The Real 'Death Star' - Here's Why
Scientists have been receiving X-ray signals from the Helix Nebula for decades, but now they believe it may hide a horrifying and grisly secret.
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A New Antarctica Map Reveals What May Actually Be Under The Ice - Here's The Unexpected Tech Behind It
Everyone knows Antarctica is cold and icy, but what's underneath the ice has been a mystery. Scientists used six decades' worth of technology to take a peek.
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How To Turn On Hearing Aid Mode On Your AirPods Pro (And How The Feature Works)
Learn how to enable Hearing Aid Mode on your AirPods Pro and see how this feature helps amplify voices and sounds around you.
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