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‘Godzilla’ dust storm traced to shaky northern jet stream
In June, residents of Puerto Rico woke to a Sun shrouded in a thick haze, and everything outside seemingly coated in reddish dust. Little did they know the phenomenon was connected to winds swept up by the largest African dust storm on record—an event so massive, scientists have dubbed it […]
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Field Test: 2021 Rocky Mountain Altitude – The All-Mountain Enduro Bike
Up next in the Pinkbike Field Test is the new Rocky Mountain Altitude, a bike that had a strong debut under Jesse Melamed during the shortened EWS season. The Altitude has 160mm of rear wheel travel with a 170mm fork, with different wheel size options depending on the frame size […]
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AC Cars unveils electric-powered Cobra Series 4
Calling it “the AC Superblower updated for the modern world,” AC Cars has unveiled its latest model, the AC Cobra Series 4. And it is electric powered.
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The iconic Lamborghini Diablo turns 30
The Lamborghini Diablo – which was built between 1990 and 2001 – was one of the first production cars to hit the 200mph mark.
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New 2021 Mercedes C-Class spied in less camouflage
The camo wrap on the new Mercedes C-Class has been peeled back further, giving us a better indication of the new saloon’s styling
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Japan boosts AI funding to match lonely hearts
Japan is seeking to boost its flagging birthrate by funding the use of artificial intelligence to help match lonely hearts, an official said Monday.
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Study outlines what creates racial bias in facial recognition technology
As facial recognition technology comes into wider use worldwide, more attention has fallen on the imbalance in the technology’s performance across races.