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Pull open the drawers of a large meteorite collection and one kind of rock keeps turning up: the gray, stony ordinary chondrite. The dark, crumbly carbonaceous meteorites (the ones that carry water…
DeepSeek has published downloadable weights for DeepSeek-V4-Flash-Vision-Exp, a model that accepts images as well as text. The repository appeared on the company's Hugging Face account at 06:16 UTC…
A research team at Hokkaido University has published global maps estimating how much silicate, nitrate and carbon sink out of the sunlit surface ocean each year, and how much is carried back up. The…
Anthropic released two versions of the same language model on Sept. 1: Claude Fable 5.1, generally available, and Claude Mythos 5.1, which carries looser safeguards and is offered only to vetted…
Sit a person at a keyboard and ask them to sort words as fast as they can: flowers here, insects there, then pleasant words here and unpleasant ones there. And something small and stubborn shows up…
Picture the winter sea ice around Antarctica not as a solid lid but as a shifting, fracturing crust. Cracks tear it open: narrow lines called leads and larger stretches of open water near the coast…
Before a fusion shot fires, someone sits down with the plan for it and decides, phase by phase, which set of control instructions the machine will follow. Those instructions are called virtual…
It was just before midnight in Honolulu on Sunday when the forecaster on duty at the National Hurricane Center wrote up his reasoning for Hurricane Karina's next advisory. Most of Discussion Number…
Under Net Zero, Dam Reservoirs Would Become the Energy Sector's Top Emitter by 2050 Greenhouse gases from hydropower reservoirs would account for 87% of energy-sector emissions by 2050 if the rest of…
From a satellite's usual vantage, the seam where Alaska's boreal forest gives way to open tundra looks like a smudge, a gradual fade from green to brown across hundreds of miles. Up close it is…
Take a climate model that runs on one supercomputer, move it to another, and you are not guaranteed to get the same climate back. Massonnet and colleagues, writing in Geoscientific Model Development…
A deep-learning model can estimate wave conditions about a kilometer off the coast from coarse global offshore data, a team at Sun Yat-sen University reports in Communications Earth & Environment. In…