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Australian researchers have made 1.08 million observations of 920,000 stars over the past 10 years, collecting information about chemical components such as carbon, nitr…
During holidays, festivals, anniversaries... people often release lots of balloons into the sky, making them look beautiful and fun.
B-21 Raider bomber, also known as
Dead satellites are filling space with garbage. Soon, humans will release the equivalent of at least one Eiffel Tower's worth of metallic ash into the ionosphere each ye…
These are the images considered by NASA to be the most memorable in 2023 related to space.
Geneticist George Church is trying to revive the woolly mammoth that went extinct 4,000 years ago.
German scientists have created microscopic robots, controlled by magnets, that help surround tumors and release large amounts of chemotherapy drugs to treat cancer.
Authors in Israel discovered how to regulate B white blood cells, which release antibodies against HIV, thereby helping to cure the disease after just one injection.
Scientists have been shocked to discover that 900 species of microorganisms that have never been known in the world are being sealed in the permafrost in Tibet, includin…
This CO2 battery can store renewable energy for long periods of time and release it quickly at less than half the cost of large-sized lithium batteries.
The government of the town of Walldorf (Germany) has just issued a ban on people letting cats loose and walking cats.
The black hole at the center of the Perseus sounding galaxy cluster created ripples in the hot gas of the molecular cloud around it, thereby creating
A materials scientist with an allergy to yeast has created a yeast-free pizza dough that still swells like a traditional pizza.
Collisions with unidentified flying objects (UFOs), also known as flying ground, have left Americans with radiation burns, brain and nervous system damage.
The ability to store and release explosive energy makes uranium very useful, especially in the production of nuclear weapons.