Articles for author: Trizzy Orozco

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How Plants Use Color and Scent to Communicate and Survive

Trizzy Orozco

Plants are much more communicative than one might assume. While they don’t converse using words, their use of color and scent serves as a pivotal mode of interaction with the environment. This fascinating language helps plants ensure their survival, reproduction, and plays an essential role in ecosystem functioning. Let’s delve into how plants use color ...

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Rewilding: How Reintroducing Extinct Species Can Help Restore Ecosystems

Trizzy Orozco

Rewilding is an innovative conservation strategy focused on restoring ecosystems and enhancing biodiversity. It involves returning species, particularly those that are extinct locally or globally, to environments where they once thrived. The concept is gaining momentum as scientists and conservationists explore novel solutions to mend the planet’s fractured landscapes and counter biodiversity loss. The Science ...

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The Hidden Carbon Cost of AI: What It Takes to Train a Supercomputer Brain

Trizzy Orozco

The world loves to marvel at artificial intelligence—the poetic conversations with chatbots, the dreamy artwork conjured by algorithms, and the jaw-dropping abilities of machines to learn, create, and predict. But behind every headline-grabbing feat of AI, there’s an invisible story unfolding: a story of energy, emissions, and a carbon footprint many never imagined. Picture this: ...

Andromeda Galaxy is our closest neighboring galaxy and is only a few thousand light years away.

Life Beyond Earth: Could Life Forms Exist in the Harshest Environments of Space?

Trizzy Orozco

As humans continue to explore the cosmos, one of the most intriguing questions remains unanswered: Could life exist beyond Earth? While traditional parameters for life are based on Earth’s conditions, recent research suggests that life might thrive in a variety of extreme environments, both on our planet and beyond. These discoveries have expanded our understanding ...

How Ancient Animal Brains Are Inspiring the Next Generation of AI Neural Networks

How Ancient Animal Brains Are Inspiring the Next Generation of AI Neural Networks

Trizzy Orozco

Imagine a world where the brains of long-extinct creatures—tiny insects, ancient fish, even the first animals to crawl onto land—hold the secret blueprints to tomorrow’s most advanced artificial intelligence. It sounds like a wild sci-fi plot twist, but it’s happening right now. As scientists race to build smarter machines, they’re looking backward, not just forward, ...