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NASA’s Artemis I Launch: Everything to Know So Far, How to Watch

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NASA’s Artemis I Launch: Everything to Know So Far, How to Watch

admin August 27, 2022

Fifty-three years after the historic Apollo mission, NASA is all set to send astronauts to the Moon...

Baidu Unveils its Quantum Computer Called Qianshi, Ready for External Users

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Baidu Unveils its Quantum Computer Called Qianshi, Ready for External Users

admin August 25, 2022

Baidu has unveiled its first quantum computer called Qianshi. It is said to feature a 10-quantum-bit processor....

Water Separates Into Two Different Liquids in Supercooled Conditions, Study Shows

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Water Separates Into Two Different Liquids in Supercooled Conditions, Study Shows

admin August 24, 2022

Water transforms into ice upon freezing and evaporates at elevated temperatures. These are the commonly known properties...

Sensor to Track Medication Intake in 30 Seconds Using Sweat Developed: Details

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Sensor to Track Medication Intake in 30 Seconds Using Sweat Developed: Details

admin August 23, 2022

Researchers have developed a small, touch-based sensor that can detect the level of lithium in a person’s...

NASA Releases Fresh Audio of the Eerie Sound of a Black Hole

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NASA Releases Fresh Audio of the Eerie Sound of a Black Hole

admin August 22, 2022

American space agency NASA has released the sound of a black hole, which can be heard by...

Cerebral Cortex of Developing Human Brain Mapped Using High-Quality MRI Scan Data

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Cerebral Cortex of Developing Human Brain Mapped Using High-Quality MRI Scan Data

admin August 22, 2022

Scientists have successfully mapped the surface of the cerebral cortex of the young human brain in impressively...

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NASA’s Artemis I Launch: Everything to Know So Far, How to Watch

Eye Movement During Sleep May Give Hints About Your Dreams, Reckons New Study

Parts of World to Get Dangerously Hot Even if Climate Change Goals Are Met: Study

NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope Detects Carbon Dioxide in Exoplanet Atmosphere

SpaceX, T-Mobile Join Hands to Increase Internet Access in Remote Parts of the US

Asteroid Polymele May Have Its Own Natural Satellite, Say Astronomers on NASA’s Lucy Mission

Baidu Unveils its Quantum Computer Called Qianshi, Ready for External Users

Fossil of Giant Marine Lizard That Fed on Huge Prey Unearthed in Morocco

Water Separates Into Two Different Liquids in Supercooled Conditions, Study Shows

Arrow of Time: Study Sheds Light on Unidirectional Flow of Time From Past to Future

NASA Prepares Artemis I SLS-Orion Spacecraft Ahead of Planned August 29 Launch

Material With Human-Like Memory Might Serve as an Alternative to Conventional Semiconductors

Sensor to Track Medication Intake in 30 Seconds Using Sweat Developed: Details

NASA Releases Fresh Audio of the Eerie Sound of a Black Hole

Elon Musk Said to Approach Brain Chip Startup Synchron About Deal Amid Neuralink Delays

NASA Identifies Candidate Regions on Moon for Landing Artemis III With Next Americans

Cerebral Cortex of Developing Human Brain Mapped Using High-Quality MRI Scan Data

Gigantic Black Hole Jet Measuring Million Light-Years Across Spotted by Astronomers

Global Warming Triggered Reptile Boom Millions of Years Ago: Says Study

Hawaii Introduces Legislation to End Strife Over Astronomy on Mauna Kea Summit

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