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Such an alternative to surgeries and diets👆🏻

An inflatable medical device that is temporarily placed in the stomach for weight reduction.
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Awesome desk stuff 😁🧲
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Apple under the microscope 🍎
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Average face of a man in Europe
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China has made a liquid robot that can penetrate the hardest-to-reach places, divide into parts, and then merge into one
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Synthetic diamonds

They possess a strength of 1.3-2 times greater than the resistance of natural diamonds, the breaking point of which in compression is on average 1961 MPa.
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By knocking down the temperature, which is below 38.5, you only help viruses develop in your body.🦠
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The animation depicts Saturn's satellites Prometheus and Pandora

They form an F ring between their inner and outer orbits.

Such satellites, which do not allow particles of the ring to move away from it, are called "shepherds".
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The tires of the future from Michelin

Michelin has developed a tire that has no disadvantage. When hitting an obstacle, the lower ribs bend and the other rubber spokes absorb the shock👌🏻.
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Testing a batch of Unitree Go1 robotbikes
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You might not believe us, but all 12 of these orbs are the same shade of beige.

Shrinking the image exaggerates this illusion, while zooming in minimizes the effect, according to David Novick, the creator of the image and a professor of engineering education and leadership at the University of Texas at El Paso.
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In this accelerated video you can watch how in just a hundred days compost worms turn leaves, cardboard, and paper into biohumus - fertile soil
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Flamingos, Kenya.
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Why does ultraviolet light kill germs?

Because they are small. Ultraviolet has high energy and breaks the chains of nucleotides in DNA and RNA molecules.

Large organisms can protect themselves from this harmful radiation with the help of absorbing pigments, layers of dead cells and other coverings.
So, a person who "burned out" in the sun may lose a certain number of external cells, but will remain alive. The bacterial cell is too small and transparent to protect its genetic material from ultraviolet energy.
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No more fear of unexpected asteroid arrivals

An advanced asteroid threat warning system can now scan the entire sky around the clock for space bodies that potentially threaten Earth.
It is operated by the University of Hawaii.

The Asteroid Terrestrial-impact Last Alert System (ATLAS), funded by NASA.
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Lisbon
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Bruges
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