With satellite data and machine learning methods, it is possible to identify and locate 15 forms of land use – from the cultivation of various… Read More
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Space Station Astronauts Conduct Stem Cell Science and Human Research Ahead of Cargo Arrival
A cargo craft loaded with nearly three tons of food, fuel, and supplies is currently in orbit heading to the International Space Station, targeting early… Read More
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A tiny robot with a clutch that mimics similar mechanisms found in microorganisms could be used to trigger the internal workings of a cellRead More
Read More »NASA Telescopes Are Unlocking the Secrets Behind Mysterious Deep Space Signals
Using two of the agency’s X-ray telescopes, researchers were able to zoom in on a dead star’s erratic behavior as it released a bright, brief… Read More
Read More »Bizarre “Alien-Faced” Multi-Legged Forest Dwellers Discovered in Remote African Jungle
Researchers have uncovered a new genus and five new species of millipedes in remote African jungles – and say the many-legged creatures could hold important… Read More
Read More »Hearing Loss Linked to Increased Risk of Dementia
A recent study by the University of Southern Denmark has found a correlation between the loss of hearing and an increased risk of dementia. Individuals… Read More
Read More »Deadlier With Time: Ancient DNA Reveals a Chicken Virus’ Evolutionary Leap
A group of scientists from around the world, including geneticists and disease biologists from the University of Oxford and LMU Munich, have utilized ancient DNA… Read More
Read More »Researchers Discover Neurons That Can Predict What We Are Going To Say Before We Say It
Results may be utilized to create innovative therapies for speech and language impairments. A recent study conducted by Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH) researchers has utilized… Read More
Read More »Plastic Planet: The Unseen Invasion of Microplastics in Our Lives
Waste is an inherent outcome of life on Earth and the functioning of human economies. Over time, living systems have adapted to transform waste, with… Read More
Read More »Lasers smaller than a human hair emit doughnut-shaped light
Incredibly thin, hollow wires made from gallium and nitrogen can produce laser beams that are hollow with a ring-shaped cross-section, and that could be used to create optical fibres out …
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