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Asteroids Could Be Used To Prepare Meals For Future Astronauts: Study
. A study published in The International Journal of Astrobiology suggests that astronauts could use asteroids to meet their nutritional needs.
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US Doctors Find Fully Intact House Fly Inside 63-Year-Old Man's Intestines
Doctors in the United States were left baffled after discovering a fully intact house fly inside a man's intestines during a colonoscopy.
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Flavanols In Cocoa May Boost Memory, But Buying Chocolates Won't Help: Study
The research has been published in the US journal the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
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Scientists Discover New Elusive Particle, Magnetic Relative of Higgs Boson Particle, Using Tabletop Experiment
A team of scientists have discovered a new particle or a quantum excitation, which was previously undetectable, using a tabletop experiment. Named the axial Higgs mode, the new elusive particle is a magnetic relative of the mass-defining Higgs Boson particle.
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Researchers Reveal How Mars Has Discreet Auroras Without Presence of Global Magnetic Field
A team of scientists at the University of Iowa, US, have discovered how discrete auroras form on Mars in the absence of a global magnetic field. It has been reported that discrete auroras on the Red Planet are governed by the localised interaction between the solar wind and magnetic fields generated by the crust on Mars – unlike Earth, where auro...
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US University Developing Face Masks That Can Detect Covid Infection
Tiny sensors incorporated into wearable fabrics like masks and jackets could provide instant information on exposure to disease-causing pathogens such as the coronavirus, according to research published on Monday in the journal Nature Biotechnology.
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New Swine Flu With Pandemic Potential Discovered In China
Researchers in China have discovered a new type of swine flu that is capable of triggering a pandemic, according to a study published Monday in the US science journal PNAS.
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US Scientists Discover Way to Create Protein Rich Corn
According to a new report, published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, a peer-reviewed US journal, a team of scientists have discovered a way to genetically engineer corn to produce a type of amino acid that is found in meat.
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Scientists Turn To Satellite Images To Map Poverty
Locating people living in poverty, such as through door-to-door surveys, sometimes is difficult. Therefore, scientists are now turning to satellite images.
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Light Pollution Obscures Milky Way for More Than One-Third of Humanity: Study
"Light pollution is no longer only a matter for professional astronomers," researchers wrote in a paper in the US journal Science Advances.
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US Set to Approve Moon Mission by Private Venture: Report
Naveen Jain's Moon Express appears close to obtaining what it has called "mission approval", the Wall Street Journal reported late Sunday.
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Geometry Helped Ancient Babylonians Track Planets
People in ancient Babylon used geometry to calculate the position of Jupiter some 1,400 years earlier than previously thought, researchers said Friday.
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Rosetta Comet-Landing is Science's 2014 Breakthrough
The top scientific breakthrough of 2014 was the European Space Agency's Rosetta spacecraft's rendez-vous with a comet, the US journal Science said Thursday.
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Hundreds of US inmates sentenced to death are innocent: researchers
As many as 300 people who were sentenced to death in the United States over a three-decade period were likely innocent, according to a study published in a leading science journal on Monday.
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River of hydrogen flowing through space discovered
Astronomers have discovered a never-before-seen river of hydrogen flowing through space into a nearby galaxy around 22 million light-years from Earth.
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Asteroids Could Be Used To Prepare Meals For Future Astronauts: Study
. A study published in The International Journal of Astrobiology suggests that astronauts could use asteroids to meet their nutritional needs.
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US Doctors Find Fully Intact House Fly Inside 63-Year-Old Man's Intestines
Doctors in the United States were left baffled after discovering a fully intact house fly inside a man's intestines during a colonoscopy.
-
Flavanols In Cocoa May Boost Memory, But Buying Chocolates Won't Help: Study
The research has been published in the US journal the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
-
Scientists Discover New Elusive Particle, Magnetic Relative of Higgs Boson Particle, Using Tabletop Experiment
A team of scientists have discovered a new particle or a quantum excitation, which was previously undetectable, using a tabletop experiment. Named the axial Higgs mode, the new elusive particle is a magnetic relative of the mass-defining Higgs Boson particle.
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Researchers Reveal How Mars Has Discreet Auroras Without Presence of Global Magnetic Field
A team of scientists at the University of Iowa, US, have discovered how discrete auroras form on Mars in the absence of a global magnetic field. It has been reported that discrete auroras on the Red Planet are governed by the localised interaction between the solar wind and magnetic fields generated by the crust on Mars – unlike Earth, where auro...
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US University Developing Face Masks That Can Detect Covid Infection
Tiny sensors incorporated into wearable fabrics like masks and jackets could provide instant information on exposure to disease-causing pathogens such as the coronavirus, according to research published on Monday in the journal Nature Biotechnology.
-
New Swine Flu With Pandemic Potential Discovered In China
Researchers in China have discovered a new type of swine flu that is capable of triggering a pandemic, according to a study published Monday in the US science journal PNAS.
-
US Scientists Discover Way to Create Protein Rich Corn
According to a new report, published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, a peer-reviewed US journal, a team of scientists have discovered a way to genetically engineer corn to produce a type of amino acid that is found in meat.
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Scientists Turn To Satellite Images To Map Poverty
Locating people living in poverty, such as through door-to-door surveys, sometimes is difficult. Therefore, scientists are now turning to satellite images.
-
Light Pollution Obscures Milky Way for More Than One-Third of Humanity: Study
"Light pollution is no longer only a matter for professional astronomers," researchers wrote in a paper in the US journal Science Advances.
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US Set to Approve Moon Mission by Private Venture: Report
Naveen Jain's Moon Express appears close to obtaining what it has called "mission approval", the Wall Street Journal reported late Sunday.
-
Geometry Helped Ancient Babylonians Track Planets
People in ancient Babylon used geometry to calculate the position of Jupiter some 1,400 years earlier than previously thought, researchers said Friday.
-
Rosetta Comet-Landing is Science's 2014 Breakthrough
The top scientific breakthrough of 2014 was the European Space Agency's Rosetta spacecraft's rendez-vous with a comet, the US journal Science said Thursday.
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Hundreds of US inmates sentenced to death are innocent: researchers
As many as 300 people who were sentenced to death in the United States over a three-decade period were likely innocent, according to a study published in a leading science journal on Monday.
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River of hydrogen flowing through space discovered
Astronomers have discovered a never-before-seen river of hydrogen flowing through space into a nearby galaxy around 22 million light-years from Earth.
