Sci tech news

Here are some recent sci-tech news stories:

Space Exploration

• NASA's Perseverance rover discovers evidence of ancient lake on Mars (Source: NASA)
• SpaceX's Starship prototype successfully lands after test flight (Source: SpaceX)
• European Space Agency's Gaia spacecraft maps the Milky Way galaxy (Source: ESA)

Artificial Intelligence

• Google's AI-powered chatbot, LaMDA, can have "deep conversations" with humans (Source: The Verge)
• Facebook's AI system can generate realistic fake videos (Source: The Guardian)
• Researchers develop AI-powered system to detect breast cancer from mammography images (Source: Science Daily)

Health and Medicine

• Scientists discover new species of ancient human in the Philippines (Source: National Geographic)
• Researchers develop vaccine against COVID-19 that can be stored at room temperature (Source: The New York Times)
• Study finds that a common antibiotic can help treat Alzheimer's disease (Source: Science Magazine)

Environment and Energy

• Scientists discover new way to convert CO2 into fuel using sunlight (Source: Science Daily)
• Researchers develop new solar panel material that can convert 26% of sunlight into electricity (Source: The Verge)
• Study finds that climate change is causing more frequent and severe heatwaves (Source: The Guardian)

Technology

• Apple announces new iPhone 13 series with improved cameras and faster processors (Source: Apple)
• Samsung announces new Galaxy S22 series with improved cameras and faster charging (Source: Samsung)
• Researchers develop new battery technology that can charge in just 10 minutes (Source: The Verge)

Cybersecurity

• Hackers steal sensitive data from 30 million users of popular dating app (Source: The New York Times)
• Researchers discover new type of malware that can evade detection by antivirus software (Source: Cybersecurity News)
• Study finds that most people don't know how to protect themselves from cyber attacks (Source: Science Daily)

These are just a few examples of recent sci-tech news stories. I hope you find them interesting!