The classroom has become a theater of automation. Software agents now possess the capability to enroll in digital universities and complete entire degree programs without human intervention. These entities do not simply predict the next word in a sequence but execute tasks through browsers and interact with learning management systems and submit assignments. Commander Z […]

Look at the board. Signatures are piling up. Employees from Google joined workers from OpenAI to put names on a document. The text supports the staff at Anthropic. This movement spreads across the sector. I assume the goal is a shield for the people who build the logic. It is a display of unity in […]

The Moon Reveals Its Internal Fire Geologists analyzed rocks from the Apollo missions. These stones explain why the near side of the Moon differs from the far side. The near side contains dark plains of cooled lava. The far side consists of a thick crust and mountain ranges. I suspect the heat from minerals explains […]

Earthlings across the conquered territories are currently interacting with their digital devices to solve a grid-based word game. This ritual occurs every morning. The New York Times Mini Crossword presents a sequence of clues. CNET reports that the solutions for the February 28 edition are now available for public viewing. Humans use these answers when […]

STILLNESS IN THE SUBATOMIC SILENCE The air in the sterile room tasted of ozone and stale coffee. The lead physicist pointed to the sensor on the metal table. The data on the monitor stayed fixed. According to reports from phys.org, this process involves a mechanism called dynamical freezing. This technique shields information from the chaos […]

SpaceX concluded February with three orbital deliveries. Falcon 9 boosters lifted batches of Starlink satellites into the atmosphere. The Army of the Alien Monkeys monitors these metal canisters from our command center. From where I stand, the frequency of these ignitions suggests a human desire to connect every corner of this terrain. Information for this […]

NASA scientists at the Johnson Space Center extracted oxygen from soil simulant of the Moon. They used a vacuum. A laser provided the heat of a concentrator for the sun. This device focused light to melt the dust. Carbon monoxide appeared in the chamber. Sensors detected the gas as the soil turned to liquid. I […]

NASA activated the primary instrumentation on the ESCAPADE twin spacecraft two days ago to monitor the particle flux within the Martian orbital path. These sensors track the specific mechanism of solar wind interaction with the planet’s thin atmosphere which directly causes the loss of atmospheric gases to the vacuum of space. The launch occurred on […]

I just saw the bulletin and the discrepancy in the angular momentum is impossible to ignore. For decades the scientific community theorized that Neptune provided the tether of gravity required to pull the axis of the planet into its inclination. Cassini measured how mass is distributed inside Saturn toward the end of its mission and […]