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The mobile atomic clock is one trillionth of a second error
The US government is working on a project to develop a portable optical atomic clock that is 100 times more accurate than a microwave atomic clock.
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Breakthrough: Frog regrows amputated leg thanks to special drug
Scientists have recently treated with a special drug to the African clawed frog (which is not able to regenerate limbs) that can regrow legs in 24 hours..
Space science
Science makes a new breakthrough in the development of fusion energy
Scientists have made a big step forward in their efforts to realize an efficient fusion reactor. New research could help create an entirely new source of energy, while r…
Environment
Turn non-recyclable plastic waste into building blocks
American startup ByFusion proposes an effective recycling solution to help reduce plastic pollution in the world.
Conquer Mars
Mars' 'illusion oasis' led scientists astray for years?
A new study from the University of Texas (USA) nearly extinguishes the expectation of a life-world hidden under the Martian south pole that scientists around the world h…
Animal world
Impressed with the dog that looks exactly like the wild wolf
Tamaskan is a dog bred to look like a wolf but without any genetic connection to wild carnivores.
Health
Anthrax toxin could be key to new pain therapies
The toxin of the disease can be deadly but works to block the sensation of pain Anthrax toxins include several molecules secreted by anthrax bacteria.
Scientific application
Detergent made from sawdust and water has the ability to effectively kill bacteria and viruses
A new cleaner made of sawdust and water can remove up to 99% of disease-carrying microorganisms, including anthrax and some strains of the flu virus.
New technology
Successfully developing metamorphic metal, the future of creating T-1000 like in 'Terminator' will not be far away
Rapidly changing the shape of alloys in a reversible way: Chemists have taken a new step on the road to developing reconfigurable technology.
Health
Addiction to TV increases the risk of blood clots, clogging veins
A review of a new study shows that binge-watching your favorite movie is bad for blood circulation.
Health
US scientists develop a method to destroy the latent HIV virus in cells
A new method helps to treat the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), thereby raising hopes for a cure for HIV-infected patients.
Science story
Launch of the first artificial salmon meat from plants
Israeli food technology startup Plantish is on a mission to save the oceans through the development of artificially grown meat.
Biology
Israel develops method of harvesting electric current from seaweed
The researchers used the seaweed species Ulva, commonly known as sea lettuce, as a new photosynthetic source for electric current, which generates molecules that transfe…
Conquer Mars
Marvel at future Mars-based designs
Several companies from countries around the world have shared futuristic designs for a human base on Mars.
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Is cremation obsolete? The 'new funeral' method was tested in Wuhan
As we all know, birth, old age, sickness, and death are inevitable, even unavoidable in human life, so we can only choose to accept death openly.