Intel Only 28 Core - AMD Ready to Release 32 Core Processor End of the Year

Just hours after Intel will release a 5-speed 28-core processor, AMD immediately embarrassed Intel by showing off a generation of 32-core AMD Threadripper! This means AMD is able to outperform Intel by providing an extra 4 cores on Intel processors.

With 32-core, AMD Threadripper processor is able to handle 64 threads process simultaneously - while doubling the ability of current Threadripper processors.

Interestingly, despite having 2x more core cores with 32-cores, Threadripper processors still exist in the same motherboard socket as the first generation Threadripper.

In addition to the number of cores and threads, there has been no other details surrounding this 32-core AMD processor. AMD just explained that this processor is made with Zen + 12nm architecture.

To overcome the heat generated by this 32-core processor, AMD also showcased a sufficient cooler bongsor.

Same with 28-core Intel processors, the second-generation AMD Threadripper with 32-core will also be available later this year - making the processor war between AMD vs. Intel again heating up again.

If you prefer where, AMD or Intel?

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Black Hornet, Lighter Unmanned Aircraft from Eggs

Technological developments also bring development to the world of unmanned aircraft (UAV). Currently, UAVs have many forms and variants. One of the most widely used and highlighted is a mini UAV with the size of a marker.

Kemenhan Netherlands, in early May it signed a contract with Prox Dynamics of Norway as a form of purchase agreement of dozens of UAV mini model Black Hornet helicopter. The UAV will be operated by the Marines and the Dutch Army.

Parties to Prox Dynamics said they had provided training for Dutch troops in operating the Black Hornet. Not only the Netherlands, Black Hornet is also used by Germany, Norway, and Britain for use in Afghanistan.

UAV with a shape like a helicopter of very small size has a size of 10 x 2.5 cm. Though small, the Black Hornet is able to provide alertness to the ground troop situation. With its size, the Black Hornet is easy to carry the operator.

Not only its astonishing size, the weight of the UAV is no more than the weight of an egg. With any battery installed, the weight of the "black bee" is no more than half an ounce.

Problem speed, Black Hornet capable of flying up to 18 km / hour. The UAV is equipped with a camera to capture moving or silent images. Operator only takes 20 minutes to learn to fly Black Hornet.

Despite its small dimensions, three cameras can be implanted on the body of this UAV. One camera is pointing forward, and the two leads downward and point to a 45-degree angle.

In its sales package, Prox Dynamics sells Black Hornet in a box containing two helicopters. In October 2014, Prox Dynamics developed the latest version of the PD-100. Black Hornet equipped with technology to see at night, or in a state of minimal light.

Until now, UAV with a price of US $ 190,000 has been sold more than 3,000 units.

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Radiation Wifi Electromagnetic Waves Threaten Wildlife Life

Wildlife may be against unseen enemies. Recent research states that the electromagnetic waves of our daily communication systems - such as Wifi, 2G / 3G / 4G, and power lines - pose a threat to plants, insects, birds and other animals.

The researchers call it a 'classic case that is invisible to the eye'. They criticized the lack of research and policy related to electromagnetic waves that could endanger wildlife and environmental species. The EKLIPSE report has tested the effects of electromagnetic radiation on the wild through a meta-analysis study.

After examining 97 papers, the researchers found that the risk of this type of radiation may be greater than previously thought. Wireless signals from radar, broadcast television or radio, wifi, and 2G / 3G / 4G can have a negative effect on the wild.

With the plan to develop 5G, the situation may get worse. Radiation of electromagnetic waves can disrupt the orientation and movement of birds and insects. It also affects the health of plant metabolism.

The authors of the EKLIPSE report suggest an urgent need to strengthen the scientific basis of electromagnetic wave radiation and its impact on wildlife.

"We set a limit for pollution numbers to protect wildlife and environmental habitats. However, the safe boundaries of electromagnetic radiation have never been discussed, let alone applied, "said Matt Shardlow, CEO of Buglife who proposed the study.

"This is a case that can not be seen with the eyes. However, just because humans can not see electromagnetic radiation, does not mean animals do not feel the danger, "he concluded.

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Video: When Moon Reunion Looks Like Fall From Heaven

The video issued on June 1st shows you how to quickly talk to people. Shortly thereafter, the moon sank behind the mountain - it looks like it fell from the sky to Earth.

Daniel Lopez, a photographer who settled on the Canary Island, performed a picture on May 30 morning, from nearby Teide mountain, Tenerife. He wants to capture the scene at sunrise and full moon.

It turns out the result is very surprising and looks real. The video shows how science can play with us.

The first reason why it looks so huge is simple: Lopez uses a telephoto lens to take a picture. The lens can condense the visible distance between the object in front and back.

In this special shooting, small humans are seen standing on a mountain about 10 miles from the moon. Alright, for this Earth there are 240 thousand million behind them.

Then, it is a result of Earth - not a matter of time or an accelerated video.

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Really Alien Have a Universal Language Like the One on Earth?

Is there a universal language that allows us to communicate with aliens? Some scientists believe so.

Douglas Vakoch, president of Messaging Extraterrestrial Intelligence (METI) - an organization founded to communicate with aliens - claims to start sending messages to aliens by the end of 2017.

Earth's population has long been interested in seeing life in outer space. In the workshop 'Languange di Cosmos' dizes International Space Development, the researchers discussed the best way to establish communication with aliens.

This group is used daily, aiming to create a more meaningful message. According to Noam Chomsky, a linguist, if aliens visit Earth, they would think that humans speak the same language. Diverse languages ​​on Earth, will sound similar in the ears of aliens.

Vakoch agrees: "If Martians visit Earth, they will try all the world's citizens. Speak the same language. Because, basically, language on Earth shares a common basic structure. "

What about the alien language itself?

At the workshop, Jeffery Punske of Southern Illinois University, Ian Roberts of the University of Cambridge, and Chomsky concluded, because there is a universal language on Earth, so also in outer space.

Robert and his team say the Merge process - gathering words and repeating them for complex sentences - can also be found in foreign languages.

However, Gonzalo Munevar of Lawrence Technological Urniversity, denied this. According to Munevar, aliens will have different brains with humans. There is nothing they will understand about the form of communication on Earth.

The traditional approach of using English to speak with extraterrestrials, has also not been proven so far. NASA once sent 'graceful gold' to the Voyager spacecraft to help aliens identify human life. The tape contains sounds and images of choices relevant to human life and culture on planet Earth.

Followed in the form of maps, graphics, humpback sounds, greetings in 54 languages, 20 minutes of live audio on Earth, and music with a duration of 90 minutes.

According to Rebecca Orchard and Sheri Wells-Jensen from Bowling Green State University, instead of providing information, the memory would actually include aliens. Also shows that humans are contentious creatures.

Voyager 1 is currently 13 billion miles from Earth and wanders north of outer space.

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Human Frameworks Afflicted by Stone Reveals The Tragedy of Mount Vesuvius Eruption

The human skeleton that hit the rock when it wanted to escape from the eruption of Mount Vesuvius.

A skeleton of PwDs with conditions hit by large stones is found on the archaeological site, Pompeii, Italy. Allegedly, he wanted to escape from the eruption of Mount Vesuvius 2000 years ago, before the big rock was crushed.

This 35-year-old victim lost her head in the aftermath of the incident. And the skull part could not be found. In addition, according to experts, the boulder also destroys its thorax.

Archaeologists explain, the man may have a tibia infection, which makes it difficult to walk and prevent the escape from volcanic eruptions.

Massimo Osana, director of the Pompeii archaeological site, called the discovery an "extraordinary thing" that could give "a picture of history and civilization of that era".

Experts at Pompeii released an image showing how the skeleton was under a 300-kilogram stone block.

They say, "volcanic clouds" are capable of throwing giant stones during eruptions. The incident killed 30 thousand people in Pompeii in 79 AD

This stone-stricken human frame leads to another discovery in Pompeii in recent weeks. Earlier this month, a body was also found there.

Before that, archaeologists dug fossils of ancient horses outside the city walls. To find out the original shape, they inject plaster fluid into the skeletal cavity wrapped in decaying volcanic ash from the eruption. This technique is also done to dozens of skeletons of other victims of Mount Vesuvius eruption.

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Scientists Discover Dandruff In Dinosaur Fossils Aged Millions of Years

Currently, if you see dandruff fall on the shoulders, you can immediately buy a special shampoo in the minimarket. But it turns out, since 125 million years ago, birds and feathered dinosaurs already have dandruff.

A recent study published in the journal Nature Communications reveals that ancient creatures shed their skin in small pieces - unlike today's reptiles.

Scientists who studied dinosaur feather fossils (microraptor, Beipiaosaurus, and Sinornithosaurus), found the existence of a "small white clump" there. They believe it is dandruff, because the skin is exactly the same as that of modern animals and humans.

Researchers have long questioned how furry dinosaurs shed their skin. Because, if removing all the skin as modern reptiles do, it will be difficult for them.

This new discovery suggests that breaking the skin into small pieces, evolved simultaneously with the appearance of feathers - right around the middle of the Jura (Jurrasic) period.

"There was an explosion of evolution at the time. It is interesting to know that the skin of birds and dinosaurs evolved rapidly in response to the growth of feathers, "said dr. Maria McNamara is a research leader from University College Cork, Ireland.

"The fossil cells are preserved with tremendous detail, down to the nano level of keratin fibers. What is remarkable is how fossil dandruff is almost identical to modern birds, "he added.

Nevertheless, there is a major difference between fossilized dandruff and that of modern birds. Fossilized skin cells, most of which do not contain fat as in modern birds. Scientists say this indicates that the ancient creatures never felt warm like the birds of today. Also because the feathered dinosaurs never flew in a long time.

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