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NASA Shuts Down Voyager 1 Instrument to Extend Mission Life in Deep Space
NASA has shut down an instrument on Voyager 1 to conserve power, extending its mission in interstellar space as it continues to send valuable data back to Earth.
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Masimo Sues US Customs After Apple Watch Models Restore Blood Oxygen Tracking Feature
Apple Watch Series 9 and Ultra 2 dropped the ability to measure a wearer’s blood oxygen levels in the US due to a 2024 ruling. The restriction was imposed on the Cupertino company after a lawsuit was filed by a medical instrument manufacturer. Recently, the tech giant announced that it has brought the feature back for its Watch Series 10, Series ...
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Glaciers On Mars Are Mostly Water Ice, Study Finds
Scientists used the SHAllow RADar (SHARAD) instrument on NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter to study the glaciers.
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India Star Pacer To Be Dropped After Shubman Gill-Led Side's Win vs England in Edgbaston?
Shubman Gill's 269 and 161 along with Akash Deep's 10-wicket haul were instrumental in India clinching the 2nd Test match vs England and levelling the series 1-1
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Diabetes Diet: 5 Foods And Herbs That May Help Regulate Blood Sugar Levels
With regular exercises, an appropriate diabetic diet and the inclusion of various anti-diabetic foods and herbs, diabetes can be controlled.
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India vs South Africa: India Need To Put 500 Runs On Board To Level Series, Feels Wasim Jaffer
Experienced batsman Wasim Jaffer feels that India have a very good chance to level the three-match Test series against South Africa, if the visitors can bat well in the first innings of the second Test match in Centurion.
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New System Uses GPS Signals to Measure Sea Level Change
Scientists have developed an instrument that measures sea level using signals from satellite navigation systems, such as GPS.
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FIFA 2014 World Cup noisemakers quieter than vuvuzelas
The new instrument, a rattle called the caxirola, creates sound pressure levels similar to normal conversation, according to researchers from the Federal University of Santa Maria in Brazil.
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NASA Shuts Down Voyager 1 Instrument to Extend Mission Life in Deep Space
NASA has shut down an instrument on Voyager 1 to conserve power, extending its mission in interstellar space as it continues to send valuable data back to Earth.
-
Masimo Sues US Customs After Apple Watch Models Restore Blood Oxygen Tracking Feature
Apple Watch Series 9 and Ultra 2 dropped the ability to measure a wearer’s blood oxygen levels in the US due to a 2024 ruling. The restriction was imposed on the Cupertino company after a lawsuit was filed by a medical instrument manufacturer. Recently, the tech giant announced that it has brought the feature back for its Watch Series 10, Series ...
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Glaciers On Mars Are Mostly Water Ice, Study Finds
Scientists used the SHAllow RADar (SHARAD) instrument on NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter to study the glaciers.
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India Star Pacer To Be Dropped After Shubman Gill-Led Side's Win vs England in Edgbaston?
Shubman Gill's 269 and 161 along with Akash Deep's 10-wicket haul were instrumental in India clinching the 2nd Test match vs England and levelling the series 1-1
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Diabetes Diet: 5 Foods And Herbs That May Help Regulate Blood Sugar Levels
With regular exercises, an appropriate diabetic diet and the inclusion of various anti-diabetic foods and herbs, diabetes can be controlled.
-
India vs South Africa: India Need To Put 500 Runs On Board To Level Series, Feels Wasim Jaffer
Experienced batsman Wasim Jaffer feels that India have a very good chance to level the three-match Test series against South Africa, if the visitors can bat well in the first innings of the second Test match in Centurion.
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New System Uses GPS Signals to Measure Sea Level Change
Scientists have developed an instrument that measures sea level using signals from satellite navigation systems, such as GPS.
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FIFA 2014 World Cup noisemakers quieter than vuvuzelas
The new instrument, a rattle called the caxirola, creates sound pressure levels similar to normal conversation, according to researchers from the Federal University of Santa Maria in Brazil.
