Astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson tackles everything from moon explosions to Superman's time-traveling tricks in his new book, "Just Visiting This Planet, Revised and Updated for the Twenty-First Century: Further Scientific Adventures of Merlin from Omniscia," introducing readers to Merlin, an alien character he created early in his career."Back then, you could have a simple question, but you couldn't get an easy answer," Tyson said on "CBS Mornings" on Friday. "Now, you can type anything into Google, into ChatGPT. If you have ever seen those replies...
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Kevin KeaneEnvironment, energy and rural affairs correspondent, BBC ScotlandBBCThe oil company Shell has submitted a fresh environmental impact assessment for the controversial Jackdaw gas...
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Washington: Indian American Amit Kshatriya has been named the new associate administrator of the US space agency NASA, the top civil service role within...