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A strange quantum effect predicted decades ago has finally been demonstrated.
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A strange quantum effect predicted decades ago has finally been demonstrated.
If sound were a million times faster - at the speed of light - humans would not be able to survive the terrifying impact of the sound waves.
Researchers from the University of Maine (USA) are experimenting with breeding potatoes that are more resistant to increasing temperatures due to climate change.
According to the scientists, soil enriched with ferrihydride has the potential to reduce concentrations of arsenic and uranium - elements that pose a threat to human hea…
Researchers at the University of Arizona (USA) have developed a micro-wireless device permanently linked to the bone capable of transmitting data out.
There is still a long way to go, but surely this technology could one day allow us to get from New York to Los Angeles in under a second.
3D printing ink is made entirely of E. coli bacteria, helping to create sustainable constructions that can repair themselves.
Scientists have found the remains of an ancient beast - a mysterious hybrid mammoth - in an unexpected place... in the deep sea.
In the process of discovering to shed light on cosmic evolution, life and death on planets, astronomers have discovered a record number of gravitational waves.
This pregnancy detection method is described as cost-effective, non-invasive, providing accurate results in just minutes.
Recently, experts have discovered what is known as the 'missing link' in the process of understanding the universe.
A new research project from Linkoping University (Sweden) has proven that using plant roots as an energy storage device is a viable option.
When the Great Hatti was destroyed, the 'Sea Man' suddenly became the master of a vast area stretching from the Aegean to Palestine.
When scientists study missions to nearby planets, they need accurate weather forecasts. Otherwise, the trips could turn out to be 'disastrous'.
Data from 985 human fossils and some modern individuals show that during the Pleistocene, the human brain used to be at its maximum size, but suddenly became smaller in…