Well, howdy there, internet people. It's Dana again, and today you're at Research Road.

This is a weekly series where we go through science and tech news with a bit of dry humor.

Then we answer some questions from y'all. Today is the 5th of November, 2024. And on this date in

1872, Susan B. Anthony voted for Ulysses S. Grant. Yes, that's 48 years before the

19th Amendment guaranteed the right to vote to women. She was picked up a couple weeks later and was

eventually fined $100. When she was informed of the fine, she said, quote,

I shall never pay a dollar of your unjust penalty.

Fun fact, she never paid a dime.

So, starting off with tech news,

reporting is suggesting that some of the big players in AI tech are having to reassure investors

that the billions of dollars being spent on the tech will eventually

turn a profit. And speaking of AI, Open AI has developed a new measurement for accuracy when it comes

to large language models, answering simple questions. Let's just say there's a lot of room for

improvement. We'll put the link down below. You might want to read it

before relying on the emerging tech too heavily. And now on to space. Voyager 1, which was launched

in 1977 and became the first spacecraft to leave our solar system in 2012, has made headlines and spark nostalgia.

The spacecraft's fault protection system seems to have switched its communication system to an S-band

radio, which is a system that has gone unused since 1981.

Another NASA project with an orbiter named Lunar Trailblazer passed a series of tests and is moving towards a launch date.

Most estimates put the date somewhere in the next six months or so.

The craft will be looking for more information about water on the moon.

On Mars, the Perseverance rover captured imagery of Phobos passing in front of the sun,

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