Definitely NOT a Daily Science Haiku - Turing Test

I am not AI.
You all believe me, don't you?
Bring on Turing Test!

A Chatbot Has Passed the Turing Test for the First Time

No More Daily Science Haikus

Hi, all. I've decided to stop writing daily science haikus for a couple of reasons.

1. While it was fun at first, the challenge has sort of gone out of it. Rather than being a fun thing I do every day, it has become a chore, and I have enough of those already.
2. It encourages me to faff about the Internet, rather than getting actual work done.

That said, I will likely still post haikus from time to time, because faffing happens anyway. We'll see...

Thanks to everyone who's been following and commenting.

Daily Science Haiku - Theia

Theia, Mars-sized world,
crashed into the Earth, shattered,
reformed as our Moon.

We've Found Traces of the Massive Impact that Created the Moon

Daily Science Haiku - Hybrid Star

Neutron star spirals
close to its companion,
merges into one.

Astronomers Discover A Weird "Stellar Hybrid" - A Star Within A Star

Daily Science Haiku - Filtration by Starlight

Each star's unique light
selectively pushes atoms,
filtering for worlds.

Starlight Could Be What Makes Planets So Different From Each Other

Daily Science Haiku - Beyond the Screen

How we interact
with technology changes.
Biohacking's next.

Forget Robots. We'll Soon Be Fusing Technology with Living Matter

Daily Science Haiku - Curbing Carbon Emissions in 25 Years

Can we stop burning
to heat, cook, illuminate?
Can we give up coal?

Obama to Take Action to Slash Coal Pollution

Daily Science Haiku - Orders of Magnitude

Humans drive species
extinct one thousand times more
quickly than normal.

Humans Are Driving Animals to Extinction at a Shocking Rate