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Exposed: Chinese Spy Balloon Spied on the US Using American Technology

In January, a suspected Chinese spy balloon was detected in North American airspace. The U.S. Air Force responded by shooting down the balloon on February 4th. The balloon was sizable, measuring around 200 feet tall…

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World’s First Cosmic-Ray GPS: Enhancing Search-and-Rescue and Volcano Monitoring

Believe it or not! Scientists are developing a global positioning system (GPS) for tracking underground movements. In a remarkable development, scientists have successfully harnessed cosmic rays as a means to develop GPS for monitoring subterranean…

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Unlocking the Origin of Earth’s Water: Tracing Clues in Table Salt from an Asteroid

Scientists are captivated by the magnetic appeal of the asteroid Itokawa, and their enthusiasm is well-founded. In a notable event in 2010, researchers gathered samples from this asteroid and uncovered an intriguing revelation. Notably, the…

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Unprecedented: Geoscientists Shatter Records to Extract Kilometer of Rock from Earth’s Mantle

Despite more than 60 years of efforts, scientists have been unsuccessful in extracting a large core sample from the upper mantle. However, this month, geoscientists have achieved an unprecedented breakthrough in their decades-old quest to…

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Breakthrough in Predicting Human Diseases with Primate Genome Sequencing AI

Scientists from 24 countries have conducted a pioneering study, mapping the DNA of over 233 primate species. This study has yielded vital discoveries about disease-causing mutations in humans while also shedding light on primate evolution.…

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Astronomers Capture Largest Ever Cosmic Explosion

The universe is full of wonders. The universe is beautiful, strange, and vast across space and time, perhaps beyond our limits of understanding. NASA telescopes and space probes have imaged black holes, stars going supernova,…

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QR Codes Can Steal Your Money, FBI Warns

The QR code (quick response code) was invented in 1994 but gained popularity during the Covid-19 pandemic. More and more restaurants are using QR codes by placing them on tables or counters, allowing customers to…

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A 60-Year Mathematical Mystery Solved With ‘Einstein’ Shape That Does Not Repeat Itself When Tiled

For over 60 years, a geometry problem has been puzzling scientists. Scientists have struggled to find a geometric shape that does not repeat itself when tiled. This elusive shape is known to mathematicians as ‘Einstein’,…

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Did You Know Stressed Plants are Very Noisy, but We Can’t Hear Them

Believe it or not, plants also talk, and they make more sounds when thirsty or under stress. However, these sounds are emitted at a frequency too high for human ears to pick up and go…

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Liquid Nitrogen Spray Could Prove to Be a Novel Tool for Moon Dust Mitigation

As scientists are preparing for the Lunar settlement, they have to overcome numerous challenges. Despite the challenges of food to eat and oxygen to breathe, scientists also have to work to protect astronauts from the…

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Brain Teasers

Exposed: Chinese Spy Balloon Spied on the US Using American Technology

World’s First Cosmic-Ray GPS: Enhancing Search-and-Rescue and Volcano Monitoring

Unlocking the Origin of Earth’s Water: Tracing Clues in Table Salt from an Asteroid

Unprecedented: Geoscientists Shatter Records to Extract Kilometer of Rock from Earth’s Mantle

Breakthrough in Predicting Human Diseases with Primate Genome Sequencing AI

Astronomers Capture Largest Ever Cosmic Explosion

QR Codes Can Steal Your Money, FBI Warns

A 60-Year Mathematical Mystery Solved With ‘Einstein’ Shape That Does Not Repeat Itself When Tiled

Did You Know Stressed Plants are Very Noisy, but We Can’t Hear Them

Liquid Nitrogen Spray Could Prove to Be a Novel Tool for Moon Dust Mitigation

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