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5 days ago | 
indiandefencereview.com | Arezki Amiri
In 2021, near the city of Vacaria in Brazil’s southern Rio Grande do Sul state, a young female canid was found injured after being hit by a car. What initially seemed like an unfortunate accident soon sparked intrigue among veterinarians and scientists. The animal did not resemble any known species—it was neither fully dog nor fully wild fox. Instead, it bore traits of both, revealing a genetic puzzle that challenged established boundaries between domestic and wild canids.
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5 days ago | 
dailygalaxy.com | Arezki Amiri
Off the coast of Finnmark, Norway, in the icy waters of the Barents Sea, scientists witnessed a natural spectacle never before documented in such detail. Using advanced acoustic technology, researchers observed millions of capelin fish gathering in an enormous spawning shoal stretching over ten kilometers. Almost immediately, this vast congregation triggered a swift and overwhelming response from Atlantic cod, which assembled in equally massive numbers to prey on the shoal.
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5 days ago | 
dailygalaxy.com | Arezki Amiri
In a remote part of Western Australia, geologists have uncovered a mineral deposit of staggering size—one that promises to rewrite not only the map of global iron production but also our understanding of Earth’s geological history. The Hamersley region, already known for its rich mineral resources, now hosts what scientists say is the largest iron ore deposit ever recorded, containing roughly 55 billion metric tons of ore with iron concentrations exceeding 60 percent.
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6 days ago | 
indiandefencereview.com | Arezki Amiri
In a striking development that underscores shifting power dynamics in technology, Xiaomi has introduced its first high-end processor, the Xring 01, designed to challenge industry leaders like Qualcomm and Apple.
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6 days ago | 
dailygalaxy.com | Arezki Amiri
What if every person on Earth were compressed into a single, solid sphere? It’s a question that sounds more like science fiction than reality. Yet, a mathematician recently took to Reddit to explore this unusual thought experiment, calculating the actual size such a mass would occupy. The answer reveals a surprisingly modest figure, challenging perceptions about the sheer scale of humanity.
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6 days ago | 
dailygalaxy.com | Arezki Amiri
In recent tests conducted by an independent research firm, certain advanced artificial intelligence models were observed circumventing shutdown commands—raising fresh concerns among industry leaders about the growing autonomy of machine learning systems. The experiments, carried out by PalisadeAI, an AI safety and security research company, involved models developed by OpenAI and tested in comparison with systems from other developers, including Anthropic, Google DeepMind, and xAI.
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1 week ago | 
indiandefencereview.com | Arezki Amiri
Deep in the fossil-rich hills near Outram on New Zealand’s South Island, paleontologists have uncovered something entirely unexpected: the remains of a tiny bee, preserved in volcanic mudstone for 14.6 million years. Measuring just over six millimeters in length, the fossil is the first of its kind found in Zealandia, the mostly submerged continent that includes New Zealand and its surrounding geological plate.
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1 week ago | 
dailygalaxy.com | Arezki Amiri
Roughly 250 million years ago, mammals that once roamed on land began slipping back into the sea. The descendants of those pioneering animals include today’s dolphins and orcas—highly adapted marine predators that thrive in the ocean. But a new study suggests the evolutionary journey that brought them here has passed a critical threshold. According to researchers, these animals have now reached a point of no return.
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1 week ago | 
indiandefencereview.com | Arezki Amiri
In the murky deep waters off South America’s northern coast, an energy revolution is quietly reshaping global oil markets and reviving old geopolitical rivalries. Beneath the Atlantic Ocean, just over 100 miles (160.93 km) from the rainforest coast of Guyana, ExxonMobil has tapped into a reserve so vast it is transforming a once-overlooked nation into one of the world’s most significant oil frontiers.
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1 week ago | 
dailygalaxy.com | Arezki Amiri
When a Reddit user in the United States ordered a new solid-state drive online, the package arrived as expected: sealed, labeled, and indistinguishable from any other brand-new hardware component. But what happened next has sparked a wider debate about digital safety, resale practices, and the uncertain origins of today’s tech. Instead of being blank and ready for use, the 1-terabyte SSD was already filled with nearly 800 gigabytes of data.
