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Scientists Call For an Entire Ban on GLITTER Considering Its Environmental Impact

Looking at the glitter, brings in mind the prospect of shiny, sparkly and Christmassy fun. But reports show it also has a dark side. Environmental impact of these has led some scientists to call for…

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Scientists Discover a Hidden River Nearly 1,000 Miles Long beneath Greenland’s Ice Sheet

Scientists have uncovered a vast, thousand-mile-long river hiding below the frozen cover of the Greenland. The subterranean river is thought to transport water from central region of Greenland to the northern coast. Researchers from Hokkaido…

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NASA Has Unveiled the Most Powerful Rocket Ever Built

NASA invited the press and a few select people to take a first look at the rocket system that was developed for the Artemis Project. The program is actually a collaboration between NASA, ESA, JAXA,…

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Self-Driving Truck Completes First Cross-Country Freight Run To Deliver Butter

An artificial intelligence startup Plus.ai just shipped 40,000 pounds of butter 2,800 miles from California to Pennsylvania using self driving truck. It completed FIRST EVER cross-country trip ‘primarily’ in autonomous mode, in less than three…

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Antonov AN-225: What is there to know about the largest aircraft in the world?

If you’ve never heard of the Antonov AN-225 ‘Mriya’, this is widely regarded as the biggest commercial airplane in the world. This behemoth of a plane has undergone several modernisations during the course of its…

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European Space Agency to Launch a Bot to Clean Up Space Debris

Did you know that, even the tiniest piece of space debris orbiting at speed can pose a major threat to the ISS (International Space Station) and active satellites? Due to continuous launch of rockets and…

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NASA Launches RiTS, a ‘Robot Hotel’ To the International Space Station

NASA launched a “robot hotel” to the International Space Station on December 4. It was sent via 19th Space X commercial resupply mission. The robot hotel which is more formally known as the “Robotic Tool…

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Scientists Create Self-Healing, Shape-Shifting Hydrogel that Behaves Like Muscle and Skin

Researchers from the Australian National University (ANU) have created a new jelly-like material that has the strength and durability like our own skin, ligaments, and bone. Incredibly, this strong hydrogel is self-healing and able to…

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New Technology Allows Humans to Know How Animals See the World

Ever wondered how the world looks like through the eyes of animals? Thanks to innovative new software by the scientists from the University of Queensland and the University of Exeter. This may soon give us…

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Artificial Neurons Developed To Replace Lost or Damaged Brain Cells

In a big breakthrough, researchers from University of Bath, a leading UK university have decoded the weird behaviors of brain cells. They have developed tiny silicon microchips which behave like biological neurons present in the…

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Engineering

Scientists Call For an Entire Ban on GLITTER Considering Its Environmental Impact

Scientists Discover a Hidden River Nearly 1,000 Miles Long beneath Greenland’s Ice Sheet

NASA Has Unveiled the Most Powerful Rocket Ever Built

Self-Driving Truck Completes First Cross-Country Freight Run To Deliver Butter

Antonov AN-225: What is there to know about the largest aircraft in the world?

European Space Agency to Launch a Bot to Clean Up Space Debris

NASA Launches RiTS, a ‘Robot Hotel’ To the International Space Station

Scientists Create Self-Healing, Shape-Shifting Hydrogel that Behaves Like Muscle and Skin

New Technology Allows Humans to Know How Animals See the World

Artificial Neurons Developed To Replace Lost or Damaged Brain Cells

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