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Cyberpatriot Program Seeks Mentors, Sponsors To Teach Students Cybersecurity

DETROIT - Cyberpatriot is a national program that teaches grade-school students not only how to safely navigate the internet, but also provides them with the basic training they can use to launch cybersecurity careers. In Michigan, the program was started about a decade ago by Tamara Shoemaker. She joins Matt Roush and Mike Brennan in

By |2024-01-23T15:24:45-05:00January 23rd, 2024|Cyber Defense, mitechtv|

Jellyfish-Shaped UFO Displays Transmedium Capability

A jellyfish-shaped UFO has taken the internet by storm over the past few weeks; so much so, the United States Department of Defense has been forced to comment on the matter. Reportedly obtained due to a leak at the Pentagon, the Defense Department's statement acknowledges the existence of the video, but fails to offer any more due

By |2024-01-29T12:42:29-05:00January 23rd, 2024|Guest Columns|

New Study Says Artificial Intelligence Still Too Costly To Replace Most Human Jobs

BOSTON - Artificial intelligence is still costly to replace most human jobs, according to a study by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. The MIT Beyond AI Exposure study said, "Machines will steal our jobs" is a sentiment frequently expressed during times of rapid technological change. "Such anxiety has re-emerged with the creation of large language

By |2024-09-17T18:36:43-04:00January 23rd, 2024|Artificial Intelligence, Featured|

Scientists Develop Liquid Fuel They Contend Can Store The Sun’s Energy For Up to 18 Years

SWEDEN - Scientists in Sweden have developed a specialized fluid, called a solar thermal fuel, that can store energy from the sun for well over a decade. "A solar thermal fuel is like a rechargeable battery, but instead of electricity, you put sunlight in and get heat out, triggered on demand," Jeffrey Grossman, an engineer

By |2024-01-24T12:36:23-05:00January 23rd, 2024|Science|

Earth’s UFO ‘Hotspot’ In South America Former Government Official Contends

The British Government's former UFO project chief Nick Pope has revealed that there has been a swathe of sightings in South America. There has been a significant rise in alleged UFO sightings over the recent years, particularly in Brazil. Pope explained: "It's an interesting point because all too often when we talk about UFOs and

By |2024-01-23T11:52:16-05:00January 23rd, 2024|Guest Columns|

MIT Researchers Clean Air Pollution Using Oceans

BOSTON - Carbon capture — commonly thought of as the use of technology to remove carbon dioxide from the air — is a hotly debated topic. Though the U.S. Department of Energy committed $131 million to various carbon capture projects, opponents claim that focus on carbon capture distracts from other, more effective strategies for combating our warming planet. Now,

By |2024-01-24T12:36:24-05:00January 23rd, 2024|Carbon Capture, Clean Update|

Diamond Nuclear Battery Can Provide 50 Years Of Power Investors Claim

BEIJING - China's Betavolt New Energy Technology has unveiled a new modular nuclear battery that uses a combination of a nickel-63 (⁶³Ni) radioactive isotope and a 4th-generation diamond semiconductor and can power a device for 50 years. Nuclear batteries may sound like something super-advanced, but they've been around in one form or another since the

By |2024-01-24T12:36:25-05:00January 23rd, 2024|Industry 4.0|

6 Medical Technologies Revolutionizing Healthcare

In recent years, medical technology has seen unprecedented advancements, drastically transforming healthcare. From enhancing diagnostics to improving patient care, these innovations are paving the way for a future where medical treatments are more efficient, personalized, and accessible. This article explores five groundbreaking medical technologies that are revolutionizing healthcare, offering new hope and capabilities in the

By |2024-12-21T14:19:57-05:00January 23rd, 2024|Guest Columns|

7 Ways To Make Your Office More Employee-Friendly

Photo Credit: Unsplash.Com As many businesses are bringing employees back to the office, they want assurances that their productivity will remain as high as it was while working remotely. However, employees have become accustomed to working from home, and it could take some time for them to adapt to a new environment, especially if they’ve

By |2026-09-09T17:31:06-04:00January 23rd, 2024|Business|