Microsoft has confirmed recent reports that it has acquired Israeli cybersecurity startup Hexadite.
Microsoft confirms it has acquired Israeli cybersecurity startup Hexadite to bring AI to Windows 10 enterprise security
Written by Paul Sawers
Written by Paul Sawers
Microsoft has confirmed recent reports that it has acquired Israeli cybersecurity startup Hexadite.
Written by James Clark
What if I told you that the Department of Defense and the CIA spent four decades researching extrasensory perception and psychokinesis — i.e., bending spoons with your mind?
Written by Alexandra Witze
The United States will revive the long-dormant National Space Council, a group meant to coordinate space policy among government agencies and departments. Vice-president Mike Pence, who will chair the council, announced its reinstatement on 7 June at NASA’s Johnson Space Center in Houston, Texas.
Written by NRAO
Our solar system is teeming with simple carbon-based molecules, the basic building blocks of life. If the conditions are right, these simple molecules can go on to form more complex, biologically interesting molecules, such as amino acids and proteins.
Written by Paul Homewood
It is remarkable how often we hear the claim that “the solar industry now employs twice as many Americans as coal”. And, more often than not, as a cause of celebration.
Written by CO2 is Life
Filed under the category “You Can’t Make This Stuff Up,” the headlines today highlight California’s “Endless Winter.”
Written by Tony Heller
Richard Muller says he used to be a skeptic, and that he can convert President Trump to the climate religion in less than two hours.
Trump Calls Global Warming a ‘Hoax.’ This Converted Skeptic Could Change That
Written by Kenneth Richard
“[T]he absorption of incident solar-light by the atmosphere as well as its absorption capability of thermal radiation, cannot be influenced by human acts.” – Allmendinger, 2017
Written by John Timmer
A key feature of scientific theories is that they make successful predictions, which we can use to determine whether they’re likely to be right. For general relativity, one of its key predictions had to wait for an eclipse of the Sun.
Written by Maggie Fox
Modern humans evolved much earlier than previously thought, researchers reported Wednesday.
New discoveries at a rich site in Morocco show modern humans were hunting and probably cooking game animals 300,000 years ago — 100,000 years earlier than scientists have believed until now.
Written by Andrew Follett
A scientist claims to have debunked what’s considered the best evidence of intelligent alien life, presenting findings that an undiscovered comet produced a 1977 deep space radio signal.
Written by Tony Heller
Over the past century, the percent of the US affected by hot weather on June 7 has declined. The five hottest June 11ths were 1933, 2011, 1952, 1963 and 1988.
On June 7, 1933, almost the entire eastern half of the US was over 90 degrees, and much was over 100 degrees.
Written by Dr. Benny Peiser
Fresh technology developed in Japan may be about to swing the global energy pendulum back toward coal, by turning the old fossil fuel into a much cleaner energy source.
Written by Phys.org
Offshore wind turbines built according to current standards may not be able to withstand the powerful gusts of a Category 5 hurricane, creating the potential risk for any such turbines built in hurricane-prone areas, new University of Colorado Boulder-led research shows.
Written by RelaxNews (AFP)
Tyrannosaurus Rex had scales, not feathers, said a study Wednesday which rescues the giant lizard’s reputation as a fearsome killer with a rough-and-tough hide.
Written by University of Wisconsin-Madison
Cosmologically speaking, the Milky Way and its immediate neighborhood are in the boondocks.