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Anti-Butterfly Effect Helps Development of Benchmark for Quantum Computer Performance

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Anti-Butterfly Effect Helps Development of Benchmark for Quantum Computer Performance

admin July 27, 2022

Researchers have utilised the quantum anti-butterfly effect to successfully develop a method for benchmarking the performance of quantum computers....

India’s New Space Policy: Startups Seek Clarity on Financing, Insurance

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India’s New Space Policy: Startups Seek Clarity on Financing, Insurance

admin July 25, 2022

India’s space sector startups are looking forward to the new space policy for easier access to finance...

NASA Collaborates With Draper Labs to Deliver Payloads to Moon Under Artemis Mission

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NASA Collaborates With Draper Labs to Deliver Payloads to Moon Under Artemis Mission

admin July 25, 2022

The US space agency NASA has chosen engineering Draper Labs of Massachusetts for delivering Artemis science investigations...

ESA’s Mars Express Shows Views of the Largest Canyon in Our Solar System

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ESA’s Mars Express Shows Views of the Largest Canyon in Our Solar System

admin July 24, 2022

The European Space Agency’s Mars Express orbiter has captured images of portions of the Martian Valles Marineris,...

Northvolt, Stora Enso to Develop Batteries From Forestry Byproduct Lignin: Details

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Northvolt, Stora Enso to Develop Batteries From Forestry Byproduct Lignin: Details

admin July 23, 2022

Swedish battery maker Northvolt and Finnish-Swedish forestry company Stora Enso are trying to develop batteries from forestry...

Recent Surveys Spot Near-Earth Asteroids Hidden in the Glare of the Sun

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Recent Surveys Spot Near-Earth Asteroids Hidden in the Glare of the Sun

admin July 22, 2022

Due to the harsh glare of the Sun, astronomers, while searching for asteroids in space, point their...

Wearable Activity Trackers Motivate People to Exercise More, Lose Weight, Study Says

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Wearable Activity Trackers Motivate People to Exercise More, Lose Weight, Study Says

admin July 21, 2022

Millions of people worldwide believe that fitness trackers, pedometers, and smart watches motivate them to exercise more...

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Anti-Butterfly Effect Helps Development of Benchmark for Quantum Computer Performance

Russia to Quit International Space Station ‘After 2024’, Newly Appointed Roscosmos Chief Says

Robot Grabs, Breaks 7-Year-Old Boy’s Finger at Russian Chess Tournament: Report

Scientists in US Hack Fruit Flies’ Brains to Make Them Remote-Controlled

Chinese Astronauts Enter Wentian Lab Module After It Docks With Under-Construction Space Station

New Method to Discover Exoplanets Orbiting Violent Dead Stars Suggested by Researchers

India’s New Space Policy: Startups Seek Clarity on Financing, Insurance

NASA Collaborates With Draper Labs to Deliver Payloads to Moon Under Artemis Mission

James Webb Space Telescope’s Raw Data Used to Create Breathtaking Images of Spiral Galaxies

ESA’s Mars Express Shows Views of the Largest Canyon in Our Solar System

Genome of E.Coli Bacterium Reconstructed Using Gallstone From 600-Year-Old Mummy

This New AI-Based Technique Can Detect Heart Conditions, May Help Avert Heart Attacks

SpaceX Has Launched 32 Satellites in 2022 for Starlink Mission, Breaks Annual Launch Record

Northvolt, Stora Enso to Develop Batteries From Forestry Byproduct Lignin: Details

Recent Surveys Spot Near-Earth Asteroids Hidden in the Glare of the Sun

Incredible Video Zooming Through Space Reveals How James Webb Captured Image Of A Dying Star

This New Phase of Matter Will Help Make Quantum Computers More Stable and Error-Free

Canyon of Fire Solar Storm Hits Earth, Highlights Clear Aurora View at Various Places

Wearable Activity Trackers Motivate People to Exercise More, Lose Weight, Study Says

NASA Announces Potential August Launch Date for Artemis 1 Moon Mission Aboard SLS Rocket

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