Family Photo Snapped by Solar Orbiter Shows Venus, Earth And Mars Gleaming Like Stars
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Family Photo Snapped by Solar Orbiter Shows Venus, Earth And Mars Gleaming Like Stars
Every now and again, we get a little glimpse of just how far human ingenuity has gone.
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How Scientists Are Creating Diamonds From CO2 Emissions
A UK company is making synthetic diamonds from carbon that's sucked out of the air. But just how eco-friendly are these manufactured gems?
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A UK company is making synthetic diamonds from carbon that's sucked out of the air. But just how eco-friendly are these manufactured gems?
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LSD Lets The Brain 'Free Itself' From Divisions Dictated by Anatomy, Scientists Find
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LSD Lets The Brain 'Free Itself' From Divisions Dictated by Anatomy, Scientists Find
Where does the mind 'meet' the brain? While there's no shortage of research into the effects of psychedelics, drugs like LSD still have much to teach us about the way the brain operates – and can shine a light on the mysterious interface between
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How Does Your Body Process Pain?
Pain is much more complicated than getting a nasty cut on your knee. In this video Patrick breaks down how your body feels pain on a physiological level.
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Pain is much more complicated than getting a nasty cut on your knee. In this video Patrick breaks down how your body feels pain on a physiological level.
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Now that Spot has an arm in addition to legs and cameras, it can do mobile manipulation. It finds and picks up objects (trash), tidies up the living room, opens doors, operates switches and valves, tends the garden, and generally has fun. Motion of the hand, arm and body are automatically coordinated to simplify manipulation tasks and expand the arm's workspace, making its reach essentially unbounded.
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SN9 Launch Highlights (1080p)
SpaceX’s Starship SN9 finally flew Tuesday then exploded spectacularly while landing during a test flight at the company’s facility in Boca Chica, Texas.
Despite the striking end, SpaceX said it considers the test to be a success because of the data that they were able to collect.
The company said the objective of Tuesday’s test was to demonstrate control of the spacecraft during the subsonic reentry phase, which includes the so-called belly-flop maneuver that is used to slow it down. SpaceX admitted there is more work to do on how to successfully land the Starship.
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SpaceX’s Starship SN9 finally flew Tuesday then exploded spectacularly while landing during a test flight at the company’s facility in Boca Chica, Texas.
Despite the striking end, SpaceX said it considers the test to be a success because of the data that they were able to collect.
The company said the objective of Tuesday’s test was to demonstrate control of the spacecraft during the subsonic reentry phase, which includes the so-called belly-flop maneuver that is used to slow it down. SpaceX admitted there is more work to do on how to successfully land the Starship.
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This video of the sun was shot in hydrogen-alpha light, so as the plane passed you could see the contrails scatter the light from the sun, while the plane was invisible unless covering the disc.
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Here's How a 635 Million-Year-Old Microfossil May Have Helped Thaw 'Snowball Earth'
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Here's How a 635 Million-Year-Old Microfossil May Have Helped Thaw 'Snowball Earth'
An international team of scientists in South China accidentally discovered the oldest terrestrial fossil ever found, about three times more ancient than the oldest known dinosaur.
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Why It Actually Took 50 Years to Make COVID mRNA Vaccines
The FDA recently approved two mRNA vaccines for COVID-19, but it was a challenge to make this type of vaccine work. And it took decades of research to get us to the point where scientists could make those vaccines as quickly as they did.
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The FDA recently approved two mRNA vaccines for COVID-19, but it was a challenge to make this type of vaccine work. And it took decades of research to get us to the point where scientists could make those vaccines as quickly as they did.
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Schizophrenia Identified as Second Greatest Risk Factor For COVID-19 Death
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Schizophrenia Identified as Second Greatest Risk Factor For COVID-19 Death
COVID-19 vaccination programs are rolling out around the world. Meanwhile, scientists are still hard at work identifying the groups of people most at risk of contracting the infection or dying from it – people who more urgently need the long-awai
In a Weird Twist, Sperm Have Been Caught Poisoning Other Sperm to Get Ahead in Mice
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In a Weird Twist, Sperm Have Been Caught Poisoning Other Sperm to Get Ahead in Mice
When sperm race, it's for keeps. So it comes as little surprise that in some species, the competition over who reaches the egg first can get a little dirty.
Scientists Are Inching Closer to Figuring Out How Heavy Dark Matter Really Is
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Scientists Are Inching Closer to Figuring Out How Heavy Dark Matter Really Is
Scientists are finally figuring out how much dark matter – the almost imperceptible material said to tug on everything, yet emit no light – really weighs.
Oxford/AstraZeneca vaccine fails to prevent mild and moderate Covid from S African strain, study shows
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After the 3 stars of Alpha Centauri, the next closest is Barnard's star - a red dwarf too dim to be visible by eye
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