US Army preps for TITAN ground station experimentation

https://www.janes.com/defence-news/news-detail/us-army-preps-for-titan-ground-station-experimentation

“We are finding ways to use multiple sensors at multiple altitudes, to include airborne high-altitude [sensors] even in space, and be able to fuse that data in a positive way … and infuse that data, very rapidly, is really where the secret sauce is,” Nelson said of the ongoing TITAN ground station development effort. “Every time we have to stop and analyse something [equals] time, it increases the room for error and slows down the overall process,” he added.

• sensors, even in space

• secret sauce

Qure.ai secures partnerships that will use its AI-powered solution for disease screening

https://www.mobihealthnews.com/news/apac/qureai-secures-partnerships-will-use-its-ai-powered-solution-disease-screening

"Lung cancer treatment and prognosis is very stage-dependent, hence the importance of a timely diagnosis. Utilising deep learning AI technology, we hope to expedite diagnosis with rapid referral to a relevant specialist. Ultimately, we hope to achieve stage shift and detect more early-stage disease that is amenable to curative treatment,” LCNM President Dr Anand Sachithanandan also stated.

THE LARGER TREND

This month, Qure.ai also collaborated with PATH, a non-profit global health group, to make its AI bot available to physicians in India. Qure’s AI bot, which runs on the Telegram app, enables swift triaging for COVID-19.

The health technology startup has been working with AstraZeneca since December under the biopharmaceutical firm's Emerging Markets Health Innovation Hubs programme. Their collaboration aims to use AI technology for the early detection of lung cancer in emerging market regions, including Latin America, Asia and the Middle East and Africa.

Last year also saw Qure.ai's partnership with the UK's Bolton NHS Foundation Trust for the efficient monitoring of COVID-19 patients through automated interpretation of their chest radiographs.

Was Einstein wrong? Why some astrophysicists are questioning the theory of space-time

https://www.space.com/end-of-einstein-space-time

The current monarch is getting long in tooth, and a new pretender is long overdue, but we can't decide which of the many options is the most likely to succeed. When we do, the resulting revolution could bear fruit not just for theoretical physics, but for all.

Samoa: New PM locked out of parliament by predecessor

https://www.dw.com/en/samoa-new-pm-locked-out-of-parliament-by-predecessor/a-57637812

"They have desecrated the grounds of Parliament and have made a ruckus in our hallowed grounds, they are trying to use force to open the House of Parliament. That's breaking and entering. We will need to address that and do something about it," Tuilaepa said in his address.

New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern said in an interview: "We support Samoa's democracy and we would call on others to do the same. This is a big change for Samoa over what's been occurring in the past 20 years in their elections. Our call would be to maintain and uphold the rule of law."

Australian Foreign Minister Marise Payne also pushed to let the democratic process play out, and said, "We have faith in Samoa's institutions including the judiciary."

Grim deaths spark outrage over China's haphazard 'marathon fever'

https://www.straitstimes.com/asia/east-asia/grim-deaths-spark-outrage-over-chinas-haphazard-marathon-fever

SHANGHAI (AFP) - The deaths of 21 ultramarathon runners in China throw a light on an industry which is booming in the country but has suffered a series of controversies and embarrassments.

Hail, freezing rain and high winds were blamed for the deaths of the runners taking part in a 100km cross-country mountain race on Saturday (May 22) in the northwestern province of Gansu.

As authorities launched an investigation, Chinese social media erupted in mourning and outrage, questioning why organisers had not been better prepared for the extreme weather.

However, there has long been concern about the quality and organisation of some of the ultramarathons, marathons, half-marathons and other long-distance running events now taking place in China.

The government is heavily promoting exercise for all ages, and running has taken off in a big way with mostly middle-class competitors sporting the latest trendy gear and wearable technology.

Some participants want to boast of their achievements on social media or use it on job applications to boost their employment prospects. Others just want to keep fit.

That does not appear to have been the case with those who perished, reportedly of hypothermia, in Gansu, as elite runners were among the victims.

But the deaths have led to renewed calls for better regulations and organisation.

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Lies from "Day 1"

Control

[Knowingly] yes.

The entire construct of the old will fall away as Light reveals Truth. A Truth many will hold tight to embedded belief systems.

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