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JAN 05, 2021Space & AstronomyAs scientists are learning more about microbes existing in the higher echelons of the Earth's atmosphere, they are becoming increasingly curiou
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NOV 14, 2020Space & AstronomyResearchers aboard the International Space Station (ISS) have shown that bacteria can increase space mining efficiency by more than 400%. Their fin
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JUN 03, 2022Earth & The EnvironmentWe often affiliate plate tectonics with earthquakes, as we are all taught in school that the shifting of plates leads to big shakes. But plate tectonic
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APR 17, 2021Space & AstronomyResearchers from Arizona State University have suggested that two giant blobs of rock cupping the Earth's core are likely behind a dent in the
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JUN 26, 2021Space & AstronomyResearchers led by Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center have discovered the molecular process behind a dangerous loss of cardiac mus
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JUN 30, 2021Space & AstronomyIn 2016, the United Nations declared June 30 Asteroid Day, which aims to educate people about asteroids, including the risks that are posed by asteroid imp
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SEP 27, 2022Space & AstronomyThe Legged Exploration of the Aristarchus Plateau (LEAP) mission is a concept study funded by the European Space Agency (ESA) to design a robot to explore
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FEB 13, 2017Plants & AnimalsIt seems like the world of animal cruelty is so vast and ever-expanding. Whatever goes through the minds of people at the time they choose to partake is a
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NOV 12, 2016Space & AstronomyHave you ever seen the Martian moon Phobos before? If you have, you’re probably well aware of how funky it looks. If you haven’t, then the best
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FEB 21, 2017Space & AstronomyNASA has been throwing around the idea of leasing the International Space Station (ISS) to commercial entities when it finally surpasses its usefulness to
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DEC 12, 2015Space & AstronomyOn Friday, three International Space Station astronauts, including United States’ Kjell Lindgren, Russia’s Oleg Kononenko, and Japan’s Ki
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JUN 21, 2017Space & AstronomySpace junk is a growing problem. The orbital altitudes of Earth are getting so cluttered as we send more stuff into space that we may not be able to sustai
FEB 22, 2015
Space & Astronomy
NASA's Dawn spacecraft will have plenty of mysteries to investigate when it begins orbiting the dwarf planet Ceres next month, as the probe's latest photos
DEC 19, 2016
Space & Astronomy
There was a catastrophic rocket explosion on SpaceX’s home launch pad not too long ago during a point in time when the rocket’s engines weren&r
APR 27, 2019
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Researchers have created plants that are capable of producing a type of nanomaterial called metal-organic frameworks (MOFs). Learn more about them
FEB 23, 2022
Space & Astronomy
16 Psyche, a heavy metal asteroid hanging out in the asteroid belt, was once thought to be worth $10 quintillion USD in metals, but a recent study in the J
AUG 31, 2020
Chemistry & Physics
Engineers are continually working on developing more efficient, sustainable batteries – and there has been a lot of progress in the last years. One s
APR 01, 2025
Space & Astronomy
How can future astronauts on the Moon repair lunar habitats constructed with space bricks? This is what a recent study published in Frontiers in Space Tech
FEB 13, 2023
Microbiology
An outbreak of Marburg virus has killed nine people and sickened at least sixteen others in Equatorial Guinea's first outbreak of the deadly virus. Mar
