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A new wood could drop a building’s temperature and reduce cooling costs

May 24, 2019

China revealed a prototype maglev train with a top speed of 600 km/h

May 25, 2019

Asteroid with its own moon will pass by Earth this weekend

May 24, 2019

How does a single electron looks in an artificial atom?

May 24, 2019

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A sample of the mineral lepidolite, a key source of lithium, mined in Finland. Credit: iStock/ekakoskinen

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Lithium doesn’t crack under pressure, it transforms

May 26, 2019

Konstantinos P. Giapis with his reactor that converts carbon dioxide to molecular oxygen. Credit: California Institute of Technology

Space

Comet inspires chemistry for making breathable oxygen on Mars

May 25, 2019

Artist's concept of the CST-100 Starliner/ Image: Boeing

Space

Boeing successfully tested CST-100 Starliner’s entire propulsion system

May 25, 2019

Illustration of a comet, ice grains and Earth's oceans. SOFIA found clues in Comet Wirtanen's ice grains that suggest water in comets and Earth's oceans may share a common origin.Credit: NASA/SOFIA/L. Cook/L. Proudfit

Space

Scientists found Earth-like water in passing comet

May 25, 2019

Global temperature change attributable to external factors, finds new study Image credit: Shutterstock

Environment

Human activity is responsible for global temperature rise

May 25, 2019

China has unveiled the prototype for its sleek new magnetic levitation (maglev) train.

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China revealed a prototype maglev train with a top speed of...

May 25, 2019

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Scientists create the loudest possible sound

Scientists create the loudest possible sound

May 20, 2019

In a quantum dot formed in a two-dimensional gas in a semiconductor wafer, to electron is trapped. However, the electron moves in space and, with different probability, corresponding to a wave function, stops at certain locations within the trap (red ellipses). Using the gold gates applied electric fields, the geometry of this wave can be changed. (Image: University of Basel, Department of Physics)

How does a single electron looks in an artificial atom?

May 24, 2019

Agta family relaxing in the late afternoon Credit: Mark Dyble

Farmers have less leisure time than hunter-gatherers, study

May 21, 2019

Fish swim along the Great Barrier Reef in Australia. A new study shows that tiny fishes, which are rarely monitored or studied, provide critical fuel for coral reef ecosystems.Tane Sinclair-Taylor

Tiny fishes fuel life on coral reefs

May 24, 2019

Salto, the jumping robot

Now, ‘Salto’ the jumping robot navigates an agility course with ease

May 22, 2019

Why does coffee make us poop? Scientists finally found the answer

Why does coffee make us poop? Scientists finally found the answer

May 20, 2019

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Women having junk food, tackling weight gain

Health

Scientists found hormonal link between diet and obesity

May 25, 2019

The first ever images of the cell-wide web have been captured by scientists at the University of Edinburgh thanks to computing techniques similar to those used for the first picture of a black hole. The findings reveal cells in the body are wired like computer chips to direct signals that instruct how they function. Unlike a fixed circuit board, however, cells can rapidly rewire their communication networks to change their behavior. CREDIT The University of Edinburgh

Science

Scientists discovered signalling circuit boards inside body’s cells

May 24, 2019

Fish swim along the Great Barrier Reef in Australia. A new study shows that tiny fishes, which are rarely monitored or studied, provide critical fuel for coral reef ecosystems.Tane Sinclair-Taylor

Science

Tiny fishes fuel life on coral reefs

May 24, 2019

When macrophages are deprived of oxygen

Health

When macrophages are deprived of oxygen

May 24, 2019

A sample of a new wood that could reduce cooling costs./ Image: University of Maryland

Technology

A new wood could drop a building’s temperature and reduce cooling...

May 24, 2019

In a quantum dot formed in a two-dimensional gas in a semiconductor wafer, to electron is trapped. However, the electron moves in space and, with different probability, corresponding to a wave function, stops at certain locations within the trap (red ellipses). Using the gold gates applied electric fields, the geometry of this wave can be changed. (Image: University of Basel, Department of Physics)

Science

How does a single electron looks in an artificial atom?

May 24, 2019

SpaceX launches first batch of 60 internet satellites in landmark mission

Space

SpaceX launched Flacon 9 loaded with 60 Starlink satellites

May 24, 2019

Asteroid with its own moon will pass by Earth this weekend

Space

Asteroid with its own moon will pass by Earth this weekend

May 24, 2019

Reproducing the conditions that occur at estuaries, EPFL scientists shined light on a system combining water, salt and a membrane just three atoms thick to generate more electricity. Credit: EPFL

Technology

Electricity generated at estuaries using light and osmosis

May 23, 2019