The White House has issued a policy memorandum requiring NASA Create a new time standard for the month Until 2026. The Coordinated Lunar Clock (LTC) will establish an official time reference to help guide future lunar missions. The United States, China, Japan, India, and Russia have planned or completed space missions to the Moon.
NASA (and the White House) aren’t alone in trying. The European Space Agency is also working on it create a time zone Out of the Earth’s… zone.
Given the Moon’s weaker gravity, time moves a little faster there. “The same clock on Earth would run at a different rate on the Moon,” said Kevin Coggins, NASA’s space communications and navigation chief. Reuters.
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Apparently the most error-free quantum solution.
What if we could build a quantum-level machine that could solve complex calculations faster than a computer limited by classical physics? For all the wild dreams of quantum computing and press releases from IBM and Google, it’s still a thing. Microsoft now says it has developed the most error-free quantum computing system yet with Quantinuum. It’s not something I can condense into a paragraph. you saw… InterstellarYeah?
Still not that good.
Stability AI has just released Stable Audio 2.0, an improved version of its music generation platform. With this system, you can create up to three minutes of audio using your text, which is about the length of a song. You can refine the results by choosing a genre or even uploading audio to inspire the algo. It’s fun – try it. Just don’t add vocals, trust me.
EVs work a lot.
Looking for the next iPhone / Apple Watch / Vision Pro (maybe?), Apple may be trying to get into robots. according to Bloomberg’Mark Gurman says one area the company is exploring is personal robotics — and it’s also starting to look at electric cars. The report says that Apple has started working on a mobile robot to follow users around their homes and has already developed a desktop device that uses the robot to move the screen.
It’s not like this.
wow
