Syrians are rushing to buy metal detectors in the aftermath of the Assad regime’s collapse late last year. Many are on the hunt for gold left behind by previous civilizations and empires from Syria’s ...

Members of the EARTH Metal Detecting Club of Central New York will gather at 6:30 p.m. on Monday, June 2, at the Dunham ...

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Instead, they returned to South Wales, where Davies posted an image of three coins from the find on the online forum of a metal-detecting club. Gareth Williams, of the British Museum, told me ...

Abstract: This paper proposes a new model of "novelty detection" for image sequence analysis using neural networks. This model uses the concept of artificially generated negative data to form closed ...

A man recently discovered nearly 1,500 silver coins from ancient Rome while hiking. Romanian man Marius Mangeac made the ...

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While image generation is now free, video generation via Sora remains exclusive to ChatGPT Plus and Pro users. Paid subscribers can create videos up to 20 seconds long in 1080p resolution.

While searching a field in southwest England, metal detectorists stumbled on the "find of a lifetime": two gold-and-garnet objects dating to around 1,400 years ago. Paul Gould, a new detectorist ...

Abstract: In the field of synthetic aperture radar (SAR) vehicle detection, detectors based on deep learning have gained extensive application in recent years. However, most methods can only generate ...

The images, which show interactions between free-range particles that had only been theorized until now, will reportedly allow the scientists to directly observe quantum phenomena in real space.