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Will Private Companies Beat NASA to the Moon? With private companies setting their sights on sending humans to the moon in the near future, it's possible that one could touch down on the lunar surface before NASA astronauts do. But the resulting "public versus private" space race isn't one that NASA feels ...
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Scientists cook up new recipes for taking salt out of seawater As populations boom and chronic droughts persist, coastal cities like Carlsbad in Southern California have increasingly turned to ocean desalination to supplement a dwindling fresh water supply. Now scientists at the Department of Energy's Lawrence ...
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A 'vampire's' remains were found about 30 years ago. Now DNA is giving him new life. This skeleton, possibly of John Barber, is being studied at the National Museum of Health and Medicine. Barber, once believed to be a vampire, most likely had tuberculosis. The remains at shown at the museum in Silver Spring, Maryland, on July 23, 2019.
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Experimental observation of a new class of materials: Excitonic insulators First observation of excitonic insulator; New exotic state was first predicted in 1960s. A University of Wollongong / Monash University collaboration has found evidence of a new phase of matter predicted in the 1960s: the excitonic insulator. The unique ...
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Researchers uncover the architecture of collagen and elastic fibers constructing the skin As the largest organ of the human body our skin is astounding. It protects us from infection, endures radiation, senses temperature, and is flexible enough to withstand our everyday activities. What holds this all together is the protein we all know and love: ...
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What compulsive dating-app users have in common Loneliness and social anxiety is a bad combination for single people who use dating apps on their phones, a new study suggests. Researchers found that people who fit that profile were more likely than others to say they've experienced negative outcomes ...
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Mysterious human 'love hormone' turns starfish stomachs inside out, study finds The mysterious "love hormone" released in humans when they fall head over heels for someone causes starfish to turn their stomachs inside out, scientists have discovered. Oxytocin is an ancient hormone that has different functions across species – previous ...
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Aliens 'may be on their way to Earth' to 'eat, enslave or destroy' humanity, scientist warns Professor Stephen Hawking famously feared that an encounter between humanity and an alien species would be disastrous. So you may be slightly alarmed to hear that one scientist has suggested that extraterrestrial invaders 'may already be on their way'.
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Microfluidic array catches, holds single cervical cells for faster screening Date: July 30, 2019; Source: American Institute of Physics; Summary: Several screening tests for cervical cancer have been developed in recent years. One technique uses immunofluorescent staining to determine the levels of biomarkers to indicate a cell is ...
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WHO calls ban on germline gene-editing research, clinical use of CRISPR in embryos In December 2018, a Chinese scientist made a bold claim that he had secretly edited the genes of embryos. Not just that, he also claimed to have implanted these gene-edited embryos into seven couples undergoing IVF — two of the couples went on to be ...
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Watch the Mars 2020 rover flex its muscles by doing some biceps curls In just a year's time, NASA will launch a new robotic rover mission to Mars. The mission, temporarily called "Mars 2020", will involve the collection and retrieval of rock and soil samples to Earth. This means there's gonna be quite a bit of heavy lifting involved.
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Science find "frustration neurons" in the brain PanARMENIAN.Net - Few things crush the spirit like the sensation of giving up. We all know the feeling – when you thought a goal was in reach, then realize you just don't have enough of whatever it takes to get there. But what if you found out that this feeling ...
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Analyzing gravity waves at the edge of space Jeffrey Forbes, a professor emeritus and research professor in the Ann and H.J. Smead Department of Aerospace Engineering Sciences, who is serving as deputy principal investigator for the project, is working on a project scheduled for the International ...
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