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Scientists Just Created Artificial Red Blood Cells That May Be Even Better Than The Real Thing
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Scientists Just Created Artificial Red Blood Cells That May Be Even Better Than The Real Thing
Thanks to rapid advances in technology, prosthetic limbs and artificial organs are pushing past the limits of what nature provides us. It's now blood's turn for a boost, with researchers finding a new way to mimic the tissue that carries oxygen.
Einstein’s theory of general relativity is famously weird and complicated, so bbc explained it.
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Einstein’s theory of general relativity is famously weird and complicated, so we’ve explained it.
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Titan Is Drifting Away From Saturn 100 Times Faster Than Scientists Expected
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Titan Is Drifting Away From Saturn 100 Times Faster Than Scientists Expected
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Titan Is Drifting Away From Saturn 100 Times Faster Than Scientists Expected
On human timescales, things in the Solar System seem to be pretty set in place. Over cosmic timescales, it's all gradually falling apart. The planets are very, very slowly moving away from the Sun; and most of the moons are slowly moving away from
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Vast Roman Town Abandoned Centuries Ago Revealed by Ground-Penetrating Radar
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Vast Roman Town Abandoned Centuries Ago Revealed by Ground-Penetrating Radar
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Once upon a time, Falerii Novi was a thriving community. For hundreds of years, generations of people strode its streets, lived out their lives under its roofs, shopped in its markets, and worshipped in its temples – from its founding in 241 BCE
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Stunning 3-Star Experiment Validates Core Tenet of Einstein's General Relativity
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Stunning 3-Star Experiment Validates Core Tenet of Einstein's General Relativity
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Stunning 3-Star Experiment Validates Core Tenet of Einstein's General Relativity
Yet again, scientists have validated a major component of Einstein's theory of general relativity.
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Weight Loss: Why Those Last Few Pounds Are The Hardest to Lose, According to Science
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Weight Loss: Why Those Last Few Pounds Are The Hardest to Lose, According to Science
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So you've done everything you're supposed to. You're eating in a calorie deficit, are exercising a few times a week, and are getting close to your weight loss goal. And then you hit a plateau with only a few pounds to lose – and they just won't s
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Confirmed: The 2021 James Webb Telescope Launch Really Is Delayed
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Confirmed: The 2021 James Webb Telescope Launch Really Is Delayed
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Confirmed: The 2021 James Webb Telescope Launch Really Is Delayed
By this time next year, NASA expected to have a new observatory in orbit, one that would make the Hubble Space Telescope look like a kid's toy. Unfortunately, we will need to wait a little longer for the next generation of stunning space photograp
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Scientists Detect Surprise Structures Wrapped Around Earth's Core
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Scientists Detect Surprise Structures Wrapped Around Earth's Core
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Scientists Detect Surprise Structures Wrapped Around Earth's Core
Blobs of hot, dense material that curl around Earth's core are much more widespread than previous research suggests.
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Scientists Say They've Figured Out How to Get Usable Energy From Plants
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Scientists Say They've Figured Out How to Get Usable Energy From Plants
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Scientists Say They've Figured Out How to Get Usable Energy From Plants
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For The First Time, Astronomers Watch a Neutron Star Power Up Before an X-Ray Blast
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For The First Time, Astronomers Watch a Neutron Star Power Up Before an X-Ray Blast
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For the first time, Australian-led astronomers were able to watch the entire process of a neutron star absorbing material and eventually unleashing a powerful blast of X-rays.
Potential beginning of life simulated in lab
Did life originate underground? Scientists at the University of Duisburg-Essen (UDE) have substantiated their theory that life could have begun deep in the Earth's crust. In their experiments, structures that were inanimate developed survival strategies within a short time.
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Did life originate underground? Scientists at the University of Duisburg-Essen (UDE) have substantiated their theory that life could have begun deep in the Earth's crust. In their experiments, structures that were inanimate developed survival strategies within a short time.
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New Horizons Is So Far From Earth, It Shows Us How Stars Look Different Out There
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New Horizons Is So Far From Earth, It Shows Us How Stars Look Different Out There
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In July 2015, the New Horizons spacecraft made history when it became the first robotic explorer to conduct a flyby of Pluto. This was followed by another first, when the NASA mission conducted the first flyby of a Kuiper Belt Object (KBO) on 3
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Curiosity Just Sent a Photo of Earth And Venus Like We've Never Seen Before
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Curiosity Just Sent a Photo of Earth And Venus Like We've Never Seen Before
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Curiosity has been through some challenges. A two-year mission that's now almost eight years and counting, storm seasons, getting covered in dust... and yet the rover is still rolling around the Red Planet and making amazing discoveries.
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Astronomers Detect a Fascinating Green Glow in The Atmosphere of Mars
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Astronomers Detect a Fascinating Green Glow in The Atmosphere of Mars
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Astronomers Detect a Fascinating Green Glow in The Atmosphere of Mars
High in the atmosphere of Mars, astronomers have found a phenomenon they've been hunting for decades: a faint green glow, caused by the interaction between sunlight and oxygen in the upper atmosphere.
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Here's Why You're Fooled by This Classic Visual Illusion, Study Reveals
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It's a mystery that's eluded scientists for over 100 years - why do two identically coloured shapes look different when they're placed on a gradient background? Just take a look at the image above: the two circles are the same colour.
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Tissue engineering moves closer to 3D printing inside the body.
Tissue engineering is an emerging field in which cells, biomaterials and biotechnologies are employed to replace or regenerate damaged or diseased tissues. Currently, this is achieved by generating a biomaterial scaffold outside of the body, maturation in a bioreactor and then surgically implanting the created tissue into the patient. This surgery, however, poses the added risk of infection, increases recovery time and may even negate the therapeutic benefits of the implant.
To prevent such complications, a US research team is developing a way to fabricate 3D tissue scaffolds inside a living patient – so-called intracorporeal tissue engineering.
Tissue engineering is an emerging field in which cells, biomaterials and biotechnologies are employed to replace or regenerate damaged or diseased tissues. Currently, this is achieved by generating a biomaterial scaffold outside of the body, maturation in a bioreactor and then surgically implanting the created tissue into the patient. This surgery, however, poses the added risk of infection, increases recovery time and may even negate the therapeutic benefits of the implant.
To prevent such complications, a US research team is developing a way to fabricate 3D tissue scaffolds inside a living patient – so-called intracorporeal tissue engineering.
European physicists boldly take small step toward 100-kilometer-long atom smasher.
CERN’s governing council announced it will launch a technical and financial feasibility study to build an even bigger collider 80 to 100 kilometers long (actually two of them in succession) that could ultimately reach an energy seven times higher than the LHC. The first machine wouldn’t be built before 2040.
CERN’s governing council announced it will launch a technical and financial feasibility study to build an even bigger collider 80 to 100 kilometers long (actually two of them in succession) that could ultimately reach an energy seven times higher than the LHC. The first machine wouldn’t be built before 2040.
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This Giant Jellyfish's Venom Is So Complex, Scientists Aren't Sure What Makes It Deadly
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This Giant Jellyfish's Venom Is So Complex, Scientists Aren't Sure What Makes It Deadly
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This Giant Jellyfish's Venom Is So Complex, Scientists Aren't Sure What Makes It Deadly
Somewhere out there in the deep lies a huge jellyfish, just waiting to unleash a complex cocktail of venom via its many long tentacles.
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