Re-release: AI Animal Translator, Big Old Galaxies, Inner Inner Core
Today you\u2019ll learn about how scientists are using AI to talk to animals, the discovery of new, very big, very old candidate galaxies, and how there just may be an extra layer in the earth\u2019s inner core.
AI Animal Translator
- \u201cHow Scientists Are Using AI to Talk to Animals\u201d by Sophie Bushwick
- \u201cBat Chatter Is More Than a Cry in the Dark\u201d By Christopher Intagliata
- \u201cIn Honeybee Dance, Direction Is Key\u201d By Kate Wong
Big Old Galaxies
- \u201cWebb telescope spots super old, massive galaxies that shouldn\u2019t exist\u201d by Daniel Strain
- \u201cA population of red candidate massive galaxies ~600 Myr after the Big Bang\u201d by Ivo Labb\xe9 et al.
- \u201cNew space telescope to peer back at the universe\u2019s first galaxies\u201d by Daniel Strain
- \u201cFirst Galaxies Born Sooner After Big Bang Than Thought\u201d By Space.com Staff
- \u201cHow Did Galaxies Form?\u201d by David J. Eicher
- \u201cTwo Remarkably Luminous Galaxy Candidates at z \u2248 10\u201312 Revealed by JWST\u201d by Rohan P. Naidu et al.
- \u201cQuasars: Brightest Objects in the Universe\u201d By Nola Taylor Tillman
Inner Inner Core
- \u201cBouncing seismic waves reveal distinct layer in Earth's inner core\u201d by AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL UNIVERSITY
- \u201cUp-to-fivefold reverberating waves through the Earth\u2019s center and distinctly anisotropic innermost inner core\u201d by Thanh-Son Ph\u1ea1m & Hrvoje Tkal\u010di\u0107
- \u201cCore\u201d by National Geographic
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