TOP 15 most viewed science posts in August
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Science best articles August 2021
TOP 15 most popular articles in August We at Science calculated popularity of all posts during August 2021, and here is the result: 1. Experiment Reveals Why Getting More Sleep Isn't Always Beneficial 2. Fully Vaccinated Still at Considerable Risk of Getting…
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Man Can Change His Pupil Size on Demand, Something Scientists Thought Was Impossible
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Man Can Change His Pupil Size on Demand, Something Scientists Thought Was Impossible
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Man Can Change His Pupil Size on Demand, Something Scientists Thought Was Impossible
A 23-year-old student in Germany can shrink and enlarge his pupils on demand, according to a new case report – a feat that was previously thought to be impossible.
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First Study of Its Kind Finally Reveals How Dying Trees Affect Earth's Carbon Cycle
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First Study of Its Kind Finally Reveals How Dying Trees Affect Earth's Carbon Cycle
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First Study of Its Kind Finally Reveals How Dying Trees Affect Earth's Carbon Cycle
As a tree grows and branches, we know it consumes and stores carbon from the atmosphere in its wood. But what happens when a tree dies?
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Scientists Watch Bacteria Fix Broken DNA in Real Time to See Exactly How It's Done
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Scientists Watch Bacteria Fix Broken DNA in Real Time to See Exactly How It's Done
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Scientists Watch Bacteria Fix Broken DNA in Real Time to See Exactly How It's Done
Fixing breaks in genes with speed and perfection can be a matter of life and death for most organisms. Even the simplest changes in a sequence risk catastrophe, especially if the altered code is responsible for a critical function.
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Study Suggests a New Number of Daily Steps For Health Benefits, And It's Not 10,000
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Study Suggests a New Number of Daily Steps For Health Benefits, And It's Not 10,000
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Study Suggests a New Number of Daily Steps For Health Benefits, And It's Not 10,000
There's no magic number when it comes to exercise, but that doesn't mean numbers aren't important.
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Scientists Figured Out How And When Our Sun Will Die, And It's Going to Be Epic
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Scientists Figured Out How And When Our Sun Will Die, And It's Going to Be Epic
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Scientists Figured Out How And When Our Sun Will Die, And It's Going to Be Epic
What will our Sun look like after it dies? Scientists have made predictions about what the end will look like for our Solar System, and when that will happen. And humans won't be around to see the final act.
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NASA Testing Electric 'Air Taxi' Prototype Designed to Carry Passengers in The Sky
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NASA Testing Electric 'Air Taxi' Prototype Designed to Carry Passengers in The Sky
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NASA Testing Electric 'Air Taxi' Prototype Designed to Carry Passengers in The Sky
NASA is commonly thought of as America's space agency, but its name also emphasizes another research area. The National Aeronautics and Space Administration is also America's civilian aerospace research organization.
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The World's Largest Carbon-Sucking Plant Just Became Operational
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The World's Largest Carbon-Sucking Plant Just Became Operational
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The World's Largest Carbon-Sucking Plant Just Became Operational
The world's largest plant designed to suck carbon dioxide out of the air and turn it into rock started running on Wednesday, the companies behind the plant said.
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Heartbreaking Footage of The Last Known Thylacine Has Now Been Released in Color
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Heartbreaking Footage of The Last Known Thylacine Has Now Been Released in Color
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Heartbreaking Footage of The Last Known Thylacine Has Now Been Released in Color
Nearly a century ago, a filmmaker captured a short black-and-white movie of the last known thylacine, also known as a Tasmanian tiger, as it padded around its enclosure at the Beaumaris Zoo in Hobart, Australia.
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Keyhole Imaging | IEEE TCI 20201
Project website: https://www.computationalimaging.org/publications/keyhole-imaging/
Non-line-of-sight (NLOS) imaging and tracking is an emerging technology that allows the shape or position of objects around corners or behind diffusers to be recovered from…
Non-line-of-sight (NLOS) imaging and tracking is an emerging technology that allows the shape or position of objects around corners or behind diffusers to be recovered from…
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Haunting New Photo of Earth at Night Captures Our Planet's Fragile Beauty
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Haunting New Photo of Earth at Night Captures Our Planet's Fragile Beauty
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Haunting New Photo of Earth at Night Captures Our Planet's Fragile Beauty
Our planet Earth is a mote of dust in the cosmos, carrying its precious cargo of all the life we know exists in the Universe, sailing a sea of stars.
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Physicists Just Accidentally Made a New Discovery About Black Holes
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Physicists Just Accidentally Made a New Discovery About Black Holes
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Physicists Just Accidentally Made a New Discovery About Black Holes
Given that our first direct detections confirming the existence of black holes only took place in this century, humanity can be forgiven for not knowing a few things about these mysterious cosmic objects.
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Scientists Built a New Kind of Invisibility Cloak, But It's Not For Your Eyes
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Scientists Built a New Kind of Invisibility Cloak, But It's Not For Your Eyes
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Scientists Built a New Kind of Invisibility Cloak, But It's Not For Your Eyes
Sound waves don't always hit our ears directly – they can also bounce off other objects and the walls of the space that we're in, which is why listening to a band play in a cavernous cathedral is a different experience to listening in a small mus
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Ten thousand years after woolly mammoths vanished from the face of the Earth, scientists are embarking on an ambitious project to bring the beasts back to the Arctic tundra.
The prospect of recreating mammoths and returning them to the wild has been discussed – seriously at times – for more than a decade, but on Monday researchers announced fresh funding they believe could make their dream a reality.
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The prospect of recreating mammoths and returning them to the wild has been discussed – seriously at times – for more than a decade, but on Monday researchers announced fresh funding they believe could make their dream a reality.
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On September 14, 2021 at 1:39:30 GMT + 3, Brazilian astrophotographer José Luis Pereira captured a striking bright flash in Jupiter's southern hemisphere.
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ISS Corporation presents new solution for global food industry manufactures. Combination of highest technology, AI and video analytics.
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On Wednesday, September 15 at 8:02 p.m. EDT, 00:02 UTC on September 16, SpaceX’s Falcon 9 successfully launched the Inspiration4 mission – the world’s first all-civilian human spaceflight to orbit – from historic Launch Complex 39A at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida. Approximately three days after liftoff, Dragon and the crew of Inspiration4 will splash down at one of several possible landing sites off the Florida coast. Follow Dragon’s journey in the tracker above as the Inspiration4 crew orbits Earth approximately every 90 minutes.
Inspiration4 is commanded by Jared Isaacman, founder and CEO of Shift4 Payments and an accomplished pilot and adventurer. Joining him are Medical Officer Hayley Arceneaux, a physician assistant at St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital® and pediatric cancer survivor; Mission Specialist Chris Sembroski, an Air Force veteran and aerospace data engineer; and Mission Pilot Dr. Sian Proctor, a geoscientist, entrepreneur, and trained pilot.
Inspiration4 is commanded by Jared Isaacman, founder and CEO of Shift4 Payments and an accomplished pilot and adventurer. Joining him are Medical Officer Hayley Arceneaux, a physician assistant at St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital® and pediatric cancer survivor; Mission Specialist Chris Sembroski, an Air Force veteran and aerospace data engineer; and Mission Pilot Dr. Sian Proctor, a geoscientist, entrepreneur, and trained pilot.
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Amazing New Photos Give a Stunning Glimpse Into The Hidden World of Tiny Things
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Amazing New Photos Give a Stunning Glimpse Into The Hidden World of Tiny Things
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Amazing New Photos Give a Stunning Glimpse Into The Hidden World of Tiny Things
The natural world holds beauty even at a microscopic scale, and each year, Nikon's Small World photo competition opens our eyes to a whole new realm of diminutive detail.
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SpaceX Just Marked Another Huge Milestone in The History of Crewed Spaceflight
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SpaceX Just Marked Another Huge Milestone in The History of Crewed Spaceflight
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SpaceX Just Marked Another Huge Milestone in The History of Crewed Spaceflight
Four SpaceX tourists returned to Earth safely on Saturday after spending three days in space, successfully concluding the first orbital mission in history with no professional astronauts on board.
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We May Finally Know What Caused That Huge Ozone Hole in The Arctic Last Year
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We May Finally Know What Caused That Huge Ozone Hole in The Arctic Last Year
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We May Finally Know What Caused That Huge Ozone Hole in The Arctic Last Year
The unusually large hole that opened up in the ozone layer over the Arctic last year seems to have been triggered by record-breaking winter temperatures in the North Pacific ocean, according to new analysis.
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This Microchip With Wings Is The Smallest Flying Structure Humans Have Ever Built
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This Microchip With Wings Is The Smallest Flying Structure Humans Have Ever Built
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This Microchip With Wings Is The Smallest Flying Structure Humans Have Ever Built
Now, perhaps more than ever, engineers and scientists have been taking inspiration from nature when developing new technologies. This is also true for the smallest flying structure humans have built to date.
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