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NASA faces pressure to release new Comet 3I/ATLAS pics
Read More: NASA faces pressure to release new Comet 3I/ATLAS picsAs the interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS continues its journey towards Earth, NASA is under increasing scrutiny to release the latest images…
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Elon Musk pitches a Dyson sphere plan to steer climate
Read More: Elon Musk pitches a Dyson sphere plan to steer climateElon Musk, the visionary behind SpaceX and Tesla, has recently proposed an ambitious plan to harness the sun’s power using…
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Space debris may have struck China’s Shenzhou 20 craft
Read More: Space debris may have struck China’s Shenzhou 20 craftThe anticipated return of China’s Shenzhou 20 astronauts from the Tiangong space station has been unexpectedly postponed. This delay is…
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Scientists spot the deepest known creature at 8,336 meters
Read More: Scientists spot the deepest known creature at 8,336 metersIn a groundbreaking discovery, scientists have identified the deepest creature ever recorded, found at an astounding depth of 8,336 meters…
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ULA scrubs an Atlas V launch over a technical issue
Read More: ULA scrubs an Atlas V launch over a technical issueThe United Launch Alliance (ULA) recently postponed the launch of an Atlas V rocket, which was set to carry the…
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New map shows an exoplanet hot enough to kill water
Read More: New map shows an exoplanet hot enough to kill waterIn a groundbreaking revelation, scientists have unveiled an explosive new map of an exoplanet that annihilates water. This map provides…
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New gel restores lost tooth enamel in two weeks
Read More: New gel restores lost tooth enamel in two weeksResearchers at Zhengzhou University in China have made a significant breakthrough in dental health by developing a fluoride-free gel that…
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Scientists map 1,300 hidden brain regions tied to mind
Read More: Scientists map 1,300 hidden brain regions tied to mindIn a landmark study released today, artificial intelligence (AI) has been used to reveal over a thousand previously hidden components…
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Injectable chips self-implant to treat brain disease
Read More: Injectable chips self-implant to treat brain diseaseIn a groundbreaking development, researchers at MIT have unveiled wireless brain chips that can self-implant post-injection, potentially revolutionizing the treatment…
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Dark matter seems to follow ordinary cosmic rules
Read More: Dark matter seems to follow ordinary cosmic rulesA recent study has made a groundbreaking revelation that dark matter, the elusive and invisible component of the universe, adheres…
