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Scientists are gearing up for plant cultivation in space for a groundbreaking genetic investigation
Discovery of fifth fundamental force of nature imminent, scientists suggest
Researchers Reveal the Source of the Electron Rain Phenomenon
It’s Now Possible to Predict Blood Cancer With Ten-Second Videos
Microplastic Pollution Detected in Human Blood for the First Time
A New Study Reveals How to Make Walking Easier
Spot the Robotic Dog Will Increase Crop Yield and Reduce Costs
We Listed: Five Wonders of the Engineering World
Poland Signed an Agreement to Use Virgin Orbit’s Rocket Launcher for Small Satellites
This Inexpensive Method Speeds up Analysis of 3D Printed Metal Parts
Europa oxygen production revealed: Enough for a million humans daily
First Turkish astronaut in space: Alper Gezeravcı arrives at ISS
The Moon will be the destination for Russia and India next week
Webb Space Telescope detects enigmatic cosmic question mark
Exploring the Mysteries of Black Holes: What They Are, How They Form, and What Happens to Matter that Falls In?
Tiny fish, big boom: This small fish found to roar like a gunshot
NASA study confirms 2023 as the hottest year ever recorded
NASA Maps How Severe Earthquakes Hit Southern Turkey
Ozone Significantly Causes Global Warming More Than Thought, New Research Found
Here’s What to Know About Life of Coastal and Marine Species
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Nanowires under tension allow paves way for ultra-fast computers.
Turns out that science needs an update on protons.
New research suggests that widely used chemicals are not sustainable.
It could help paralysed people walk as well.
Paving the way for flexible circuits.
It sounds a little bit too artificial.
MIT researchers will see if it might actually work.
Making sustainable more sustainable.
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