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NASA’s Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter Has Captured Images of Something Odd Carved into the Martian Landscape

Micah Hanks·December 20, 2023

NASA’s Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter recently captured images of an odd-looking series of ridged lines carved into the landscape of the Red Planet, the U.S. space agency recently announced.

World’s First Supercomputer That Will Rival the Human Brain to be Unleashed in 2024

Micah Hanks·December 15, 2023

Researchers in Australia are developing the world’s first supercomputer capable of simulating networks at a scale comparable to the human brain, which they say will be complete by next year.

Generative AI Chatbots Can Already Match Our Capabilities in This Key Area of Human Intelligence, Studies Reveal

Tim McMillan·December 8, 2023

New studies show Generative Artificial Intelligence, like ChatGPT-4, achieving human-level creativity, challenging traditional views

‘Invisibility Coat’ That Hides Humans from AI Security Cameras Developed by Chinese Students

Chrissy Newton·December 8, 2023

Chinese graduate students have developed a cost-effective 'invisibility coat' capable of concealing the human body from AI-monitored security cameras.

The Minot Air Force Base UFO Incident

Micah Hanks·December 7, 2023

This week on The Micah Hanks Program, we take a deep dive into the Minot Air Force Base UFO incident of 1968.

China Unveils New Air-Launched Orbital Spacecraft in Its Latest Bid to Win the Space Race

MJ Banias·December 4, 2023

China is making significant advancements in its space technology by developing a new reusable air-launched orbital rocket system.

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The U.S. Air Force Office of Scientific Research is Aiming to Track and Identify Unresolved Resident Space Objects

Christopher Plain·December 1, 2023

The U.S. Air Force Office of Scientific Research is funding an effort to track and characterize unresolved resident space objects.

AI Can Read Cuneiform Now

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MJ Banias·November 29, 2023

On today’s episode, we discuss an ancient discovery into human wearable technology, how AI is now being used to decipher ancient cuneiform tablets, and why NASA wants to grow food in lunar soil.

Rogue Star Encounter Could Spell Certain Doom for Earth and the Solar System, Scientists Warn

Micah Hanks·November 28, 2023

The future of planet Earth could be threatened if it were ever to have a close encounter with a rogue star, according to new research.

Scientists Develop AI That Mirrors Human Neural Functions, Paving Way for Artificially Intelligent Brain-like Systems

Tim McMillan·November 22, 2023

New research suggests AI that mirrors human neural networks could pave the way toward an artificially intelligent brain-like system.

James Webb Space Telescope Spots Features in the Heart of Our Galaxy Astronomers Can’t Yet Explain

Micah Hanks·November 20, 2023

The newest image produced by NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope showcases features that NASA says astronomers “have yet to explain.”

Revealed: The Pentagon’s Secretive Next-Generation X-Plane That Could Revolutionize Air Warfare

Tim McMillan·November 16, 2023

New details on a secret Next-Generation X-Plane, that's played pivotal role in the Air Force's NGAD program.

New Details on Secretive U.S. Military X-37B Spaceplane’s Next Mission Are Revealed, Along with a Surprise

Micah Hanks·November 15, 2023

Details about the seventh mission of the U.S. military’s mysterious X-37B Orbital Test Vehicle have been revealed, along with surprising news about the secretive spaceplane’s upcoming launch.

AI-Powered Robot Chemist Unlocks Oxygen from Martian Water, Potentially Pioneering a New Era of Sustainable Space Exploration

Tim McMillan·November 14, 2023

Discover how an AI-powered robot chemist could transform Mars missions by synthesizing oxygen from Martian water.

4000-Year-Old Markings on Stone Hailed as ‘Europe’s Oldest Map’ May Lead Researchers to a Remarkable Discovery

Micah Hanks·November 11, 2023

An ancient stone covered in markings believed to represent the oldest map in Europe is revealing new secrets, according to findings that archaeologists believe could lead them to new ancient discoveries.

How the Brain’s Stochasticity Spurs Unique Adaptations

Chrissy Newton·November 9, 2023

Chrissy Newton is joined by Sofia Carozza, a postdoctoral researcher at Harvard Medical School, who discusses brain stochasticity.

The Starfish Are Eating My Brain

MJ Banias and Stephanie Gerk·November 9, 2023

On today’s episode, Stephanie and MJ discuss the strange and wacky world of undersea evolution of marine invertebrates.

This Breakthrough AI Smart Gun is Designed to Save Lives, Rather Than Take Them

Tim McMillan·November 7, 2023

Weapons manufacturer FN Herstal says it has developed a new AI smart gun designed to save lives rather than claim them.

A Celestial Enigma First Spotted in the 11th Century is Revealed in Stunning New Detail by the James Webb Space Telescope

Micah Hanks·November 6, 2023

The mysterious Crab Nebula appears like it has never been seen in new images captured by NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope, revealing new clues about its origin.

U.S. Air Force Signs Historic Agreement to Share Data with FAA on Advanced Air Mobility Vehicles

Christopher Plain·November 6, 2023

The U.S. Air Force has signed a historic agreement with the Federal Aviation Administration to share critical testing data and expertise on Advanced Air Mobility Vehicles.

The AI Arms Race Will Be The Next Geopolitical Kingmaker, Experts Warn

MJ Banias·November 4, 2023

Artificial intelligence (AI) has emerged as the board on which future conflicts will be strategized and future societies shaped, experts warn.

Regulation vs. Eminent Domain: An Alternate Approach to ‘The Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena Disclosure Act of 2023’

Sean Munger·November 2, 2023

An attorney explores the ethical, legal, and practical challenges that may be associated with the current language that appears in the Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP) Disclosure Act of 2023.

NASA’s Mysterious X-59 Supersonic Experimental Aircraft is Finally Gearing Up For Its First Flight

Christopher Plain·October 30, 2023

NASA's mysterious X-59 experimental aircraft is moving towards its first flight following an announced goal of 2024.

AI Systems Like ChatGPT Have a ‘Dark’ Side, and Researchers are Sounding the Alarm on Their Cyberattack Potential

Tim McMillan·October 26, 2023

New research into potential risks in Text-to-SQL AI models is revealing cybersecurity concerns with AI systems like ChatGPT.

U.S. Officials Remain on Alert as Pentagon Reveals Number of Americans Injured in Recent Foreign Drone Attacks

Micah Hanks·October 25, 2023

The U.S. has revealed nearly two dozen military personnel were wounded during drone attacks at American bases in Syria and Iraq last week.

Biden Visits Israel and Announces Humanitarian Aid for Gaza, as Deadly Blast Strikes Hospital

Micah Hanks·October 19, 2023

President Biden visited Tel Aviv on Wednesday, arriving to tragic news of a deadly explosion at a hospital in Gaza.

New U.S. Government Report Details Latest Findings in the Pentagon’s Investigations of Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena

Micah Hanks·October 18, 2023

A classified report detailing the Pentagon’s latest findings in its ongoing investigations into Unidentified Aerial Phenomena, or UAP, has been delivered to Congress, the U.S. Department of Defense (DOD) has revealed.

Laser Beams Deflected Off of Nothing but Air for First Time Ever in Breakthrough Patent Pending Process

Christopher Plain·October 18, 2023

Scientists tapping onto the power of acoustic waves say they have developed a contactless way of redirecting laser beams off of nothing but air.

What Are We Going to Do With All These People’s Brains?

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MJ Banias and Stephanie Gerk·October 17, 2023

SUBSCRIBE TO ‘THE DEBRIEF WEEKLY REPORT’: Apple Podcasts | Spotify On today’s episode, we discuss how electron beams weirdly heal fissures...

US Space Force Internal Memo Warns Guardians of “Strategic Pause” in the Use of Generative AI

Micah Hanks·October 13, 2023

The U.S. Space Force has issued a temporary ban on the use of web-based generative artificial intelligence (AI) tools.

U.S. Army is Training Soldiers in New Fighting Technique That Didn’t Exist Before the 21st Century

Christopher Plain·October 13, 2023

The U.S. Army is training their soldiers in a new form of combat aimed at countering the increasing threat of unmanned aerial vehicles on the battlefield.

Breakthrough AI-Driven Brain Aging Insights are Helping Unlock the Mysteries of the Mind, New Research Says

Tim McMillan·October 12, 2023

AI-driven brain aging insights are revolutionizing our understanding of neurodegenerative disorders and the aging mind.

The Milky Way is Warped, and Scientists Can’t Explain Why. Now Dark Matter Could Help Solve the Mystery.

Christopher Plain·October 11, 2023

Harvard Astronomers say that there is a mysterious force warping the entire Milky Way galaxy, and no one knows what it is.

NASA Space Lasers Could Become Earth’s First Line of Defense Against Collisions and Spaceborne Threats

Christopher Plain·October 5, 2023

NASA is developing a network of space lasers to protect the country's space-based assets from a wide range of orbital threats.

Air Force Research Lab Takes Giant Leap Into the New Space Age With Plans for Nuclear-Powered Spacecraft Systems

Tim McMillan·October 4, 2023

In a bold move that echoes ambitions from the earliest days of space exploration, the U.S. Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL) is revisiting the concept of nuclear-powered spacecraft.

‘Game Changing’ Microscopic Sensor 500k Times Smaller Than a Human Hair is the Size of a Single Molecule

Christopher Plain·October 3, 2023

Researchers have developed a microscopic sensor the size of a single molecule, which is 500,000 times smaller than a human hair.

James Webb Space Telescope Has Spotted Something Lurking in the Orion Nebula That “Shouldn’t Exist,” and They Come in Pairs

Micah Hanks·October 2, 2023

New images of the Orion Nebula captured by the James Webb Space Telescope have revealed the existence of 150 free-floating objects once considered a scientific impossibility.