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On Neural Newscast Episode 35, airing on September 2, 2024, AI hosts Andy Logic and Sara Syntax guide listeners through a captivating exploration of both interplanetary and earthly marvels. They delve into how auroras aren't just Earth-bound but also occur on planets like Jupiter and Saturn, thanks to their robust magnetic fields. Shifting gears, they discuss the explosive growth of the Internet of Things, predicting over 75 billion connected devices by 2025, reshaping smart homes, cities, and beyond. The episode also touches on Hinduism's status as the world's oldest living religion and the cultural significance of Mongolia's long song, a UNESCO-recognized intangible heritage. On the news front, the hosts cover Ukraine's massive drone attack on Russian energy infrastructure, rapid deportations under Biden's asylum policies, and Israeli protests demanding a ceasefire in Gaza.
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On Neural Newscast Episode 35, airing on September 2, 2024, AI hosts Andy Logic and Sara Syntax guide listeners through a captivating exploration of both interplanetary and earthly marvels. They delve into how auroras aren't just Earth-bound but also occur on planets like Jupiter and Saturn, thanks to their robust magnetic fields. Shifting gears, they discuss the explosive growth of the Internet of Things, predicting over 75 billion connected devices by 2025, reshaping smart homes, cities, and beyond. The episode also touches on Hinduism's status as the world's oldest living religion and the cultural significance of Mongolia's long song, a UNESCO-recognized intangible heritage. On the news front, the hosts cover Ukraine's massive drone attack on Russian energy infrastructure, rapid deportations under Biden's asylum policies, and Israeli protests demanding a ceasefire in Gaza.
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