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A Bull And A Donkey Are Same-Sex Couple, Bizarre Relationship Shocks Experts
The latest observations have wider implications for understanding the complexities of sexual behaviour, which goes beyond reproduction.
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Why Has Norway Deployed 3,500 Laser-Armed AI Submarine Robots Underwater
AI laser submarines monitor and target sea lice in salmon pens, lowering lice levels and reducing mortality in Norway.
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Why Our Fingers Never Really Touch: Man Builds AI App To Explain Fascinating Physics Paradox
The app uses 3D animations to demonstrate what happens when the distance between two fingers is repeatedly divided in half.
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Chinese Scientists Create Coldest Temperature Ever, 280 Billion Times Colder Than Universe
For the latest experiment, Chinese researchers used 20,000 rubidium atoms and cooled them to create a Bose-Einstein condensate.
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Voyager 1 To Become First Human-Made Object To Reach One Light-Day On Nov 18
Voyager 1 will reach one light-day from Earth on November 18 after nearly 50 years in space.
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Device Smaller Than Grain Of Salt Can Now Wirelessly Track Brain Signals
Cornell engineers develop a tiny wireless brain implant that transmits neural data for over a year.
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NASA Announces $1 Million Competition For Students Developing Future Moon Base Solutions
The challenge includes different stages and does not require participants to have previous specialised engineering or technical experience.
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Meet The Real-Life 'Thing': The Robotic Hand That Walks On Its Finger
ETC Zurich scientists picked up an existing Chinese technology and added a few things of their own to make the robotic hand useful.
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Astronaut Anil Menon Shows How Weight Is Measured In Space Without Gravity
He explained that astronauts often lose around 10 per cent of their body mass during the first two weeks in space.
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Small Asteroid Accelerates In Space For No Apparent Reason, Leaves Scientists Stunned
The researchers have found that the asteroid is experiencing unexpected "non-gravitational acceleration".
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Your Baby's Lungs Are At Risk From Air You Can't Even See, Study Warns
A new study finds an association between air pollution exposure early in life and lung function in children and adolescents. Even small shifts can have major implications for public health, says the researcher.
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Energy Drinks May Raise Risk Of Heart Problems In Young Adults: Study
Andrea Wong, chief science officer of the Council for Responsible Nutrition in Washington, DC, also questioned the study's findings.
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Astronaut Anil Menon Shares How Fast An Aurora And Night Orbit Move In Space
While the real-time recording may make the movement appear slow, he emphasised that it takes place at a speed of 17,500 miles per hour.
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Scientists Discover 4.1-Billion-Year-Old Mars Meteorite In Pink Rock Found In Sahara Desert
The researchers used an advanced dating method to study individual mineral grains from a sample smaller than a fingernail.
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"The Mission Is Waiting": NASA Opens Astronaut Applications For Artemis Programme
To qualify, applicants typically need to be U.S. citizens holding a master's degree in a STEM field.
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Humans May Have Been Stoners 300 Years Before Previous Predictions
A study shows cannabis was consumed by humans 2,800 years ago in Siberia, 300 years before previous predictions.
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Earth's Radiation Barrier Breached As 'Killer' Electrons Surge 5,000 Times
A powerful solar storm in May 2024 breached Earth's supposedly impenetrable radiation barrier, triggering a more than 5,000-fold increase in highly energetic electrons, a new study has found.
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Artemis II Mission Tore A Temporary Hole In Earth's Upper Atmosphere
Artemis II launch caused three ionospheric disturbances affecting GPS signals over North America.
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Astronaut Shubhanshu Shukla Recalls Spotting Nature's Fireworks While Celebrating Diwali In Space
He added that coming across the sight felt particularly special and that he could not think of a more fitting day to share the video.
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NASA Astronaut Anil Menon Completes Nearly 7-Hour Spacewalk To Install Final Solar Array
NASA astronauts Luke Delaney and Jessica Watkins operated the Canadarm2 robotic arm aboard the International Space Station.
