On June 16 at the ROM, the Spiders: Fear & Fascination (#romspiders) exhibit will open, running till January 6, 2o19. The title pretty much sums it up- people are either generally in awe of these mysterious creatures while others find them super creepy crawly with a desire to go anywhere away from … Read More
According to science, you might want to swap out that nightcap for a couple of puffs or bites of a THC infused brownie. With the legalization of cannabis quickly on the rise in my countries, there’s been a closer probing of the substance’s pros and cons. One thing that’s clear … Read More
Advances in artificial intelligence will benefit many sectors of the medical community, but patients won’t be treated by AI instead of doctors anytime soon, according to new research from Google Cloud. The paper shows that machine learning will be helpful in diagnosing diseases in situations where data is minimal and … Read More
Coffee drinkers were taken aback after a judge in California recently ruled that companies such as Starbucks must warn consumers that their daily cup of joe may contain the cancer-causing chemical acrylamide, which is used during the roasting process. Yet, it’s unclear whether the levels of acrylamide are high enough … Read More
A Japanese aerospace entertainment firm, Astro Live Experiences (ALE), has been working on an artificial shooting star project that will allow the super-rich to order meteor showers on demand. A satellite hovering 220 miles high in the sky will deliver the light show in summer 2019. The spacecraft will output … Read More
