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Self-driving trench diggers. Drones that digitally re-create buildings. Roomba-like devices that outline where every beam on a floor should go. The construction site of the future is already here as homes, office buildings and industrial sites go up around the country. Robots that can lay bricks, put up drywall and tie rebar are pitching in at a time when the construction industry is in major flux. Publisher: Washington Post Date: 2023-01-30T11:00:10.840Z Twitter: @WashingtonPost Reference: (Read more) Visit Source Robot Love: Celebrating four years of Starship robot deliveries at Mason | George Mason University It was January 2019 when George Mason University became the first college campus in the United States to offer autonomous food delivery through Starship Technologies. Now Mason and Starship are celebrating four years of autonomous robot deliveries. The service launched with 25 robots, which was the world's largest fl...

Comet C/2022 E3 (ZTF), which is set to make a close approach to the Earth on Wednesday, may have originated in a mysterious cloud at the edge of the solar system. The comet, which may be faintly visible to the naked eye at night from dark sky locations, if you know where to look, is currently more than 27 million miles from Earth. Publisher: Newsweek Date: 2023-01-30T13:08:33-05:00 Author: https www facebook com Aristos Georgiou 135003530684171 modal admin_todo_tour Twitter: @newsweek Reference: (Read more) Visit Source Green comet C/2022 E3 (ZTF) flyby explained | Popular Science A little night sky geometry helped predict exactly when the comet would swing by on its 50,000-year trip. The last time Comet C/2022 E3 (ZTF) passed by Earth, our human cousins the Neanderthals still roamed the Earth. Discovered in March 2022 by US-based astronomers, the comet, which sports an emerald green coma, is believed to have ...

This video was produced by Trevor Kjorlien as part of the CBC Creator Network. Learn more about the Creator Network here . However noble the cause, awareness campaigns to educate people about light pollution have had an unintended side effect: people think you can't see anything in the urban night sky except a handful of bright stars and the moon. Publisher: CBC Twitter: @cbc Reference: (Read more) Visit Source Planets, stars provide something to count on | MyRGV.com Time is flying; the hours of daylight are extending and the color green is reappearing in the trees. The constellations and planets are moving in their appropriate patterns at their usual predictable pace. It is good to have something we can count on. Cold clear winter nights are best for stargazing and the winter constellations are wonderful to observe. The winter hexagon asterism is composed of bright stars selected from particular constellations; it is a specia...