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Why famous people fly into space and what they do there

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Flight into space is a very expensive event that requires long preparation. Therefore, space tourists are mostly rich people who can afford long tests, a thorough medical examination and the purchase of a spacecraft...
News

A Concrete Solution: Recycled Concrete and CO2 From the Air Are Made Into a New Building Material

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Two samples of calcium carbonate concrete, one using hardened cement paste (left) and the other using silica sand. Both raw materials are common construction and demolition waste products. Credit: © 2021 Maruyama et al. A...
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Astrophysicists Explain Puzzling Results From Gravitational Wave Observatories

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In the late stages of binary neutron star formation, the giant star expands and engulfs the neutron star companion in a stage referred to as common-envelope evolution (a). Ejection of the envelope leaves the...
America

Collecting Lithium From Seawater To Meet Demand for Batteries

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Asst. Prof. Chong Liu’s lab is developing a new type of electrode that can extract valuable elements from seawater using a process called electrochemical intercalation. This method could present one of the most sustainable...
America

NASA Images of the Week

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This NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope image features two interacting galaxies that are so intertwined, they have a collective name – Arp 91. Credit: ESA/Hubble & NASA, J. Dalcanton, Acknowledgement: J. Schmidt NASA Images of the...
America

Weighing Cancer Cells To Help With Treatment Decision-Making

Anne Trafton, Massachusetts Institute of Technology -
Researchers at MIT and Dana-Farber Cancer Institute have developed a new way to determine whether an individual cancer patient will respond to a particular drug. Their method involves exposing cells to the drug and...
News

Advanced Housekeeping Keeps Space Station in Tip-Top Shape

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The Soyuz MS-18 crew ship relocates from the Rassvet module to the Nauka multipurpose laboratory module on September 28, 2021. Credit: NASA The Expedition 65 crew focused on a variety of advanced housekeeping activities today...
Archeology

A 3,200-year-old stone inscription telling of a Trojan prince from the sea people has been unraveled

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An inscription on a stone slab of 3200 years, which tells about a Trojan prince and who is from the mysterious sea peoples, was read, archaeologists announced yesterday, October 7, Live Science reported. The 29-meter-long...
International

Japanese scientists presented a method of moving objects with sound waves

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Scientists from Japan have presented to Japanese Journal of Applied Physics a new method for manipulating objects at a distance. This is a "sound trap" - objects can be moved using sound waves. Researchers at...
Defense

We can use nuclear bombs to protect the Earth from asteroids

Gaston de Persigny -
The technology that can cause Armageddon can also prevent it. A study by scientists from the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory in the United States and Johns Hopkins University reveals that nuclear bombs may be the...
Defense

A foreign trio was arrested for espionage at Arsenal arms factory in Bulgaria

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Three foreigners, who held responsible positions in “Arsenal” (town of Kazanlak), were arrested on suspicion of espionage, the Ministry of Interior announced. The specialized operation was carried out after it was filed on October 3...
Archeology

See a treasure of Venetian glass vessels found in the Black Sea bay on the Bulgarian coast

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On August 27, 2021 in the Archaeological Museum of Burgas will be opened an exhibition dedicated to the results of archaeological underwater research of the Center for Underwater Archeology and the National History Museum...
News

Sustainable Electricity-Free Air Conditioner Can Harness Solar Energy To Reduce Temperatures on Hot Days

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Sustainable Electricity-Free Air Conditioner Can Harness Solar Energy To Reduce Temperatures on Hot Days
News

Satellites View Southern California Oil Spill

Michael Carlowicz, NASA Earth Observatory -
Satellites View Southern California Oil Spill
Archeology

Archaeologists have found bouquets in Mexico almost two thousand years old

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Archaeologists have found bouquets in Mexico almost two thousand years old
Archeology

Well-preserved cells with original dinosaur DNA have been identified

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Well-preserved cells with original dinosaur DNA have been identified
Health

Psychologist: “Listen to your children so they can hear themselves”

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Psychologist: "Listen to your children so they can hear themselves"
News

Sedimentary Repositories Suggest Environmental Variability Driven by Changes in Earth’s Orbit

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Sedimentary Repositories Suggest Environmental Variability Driven by Changes in Earth’s Orbit
News

Human Sustainability Challenges: Deep Roots of the “Anthropocene” Can Be Found in Tropical Forests

Max Planck Institute for the Science of Human History -
Human Sustainability Challenges: Deep Roots of the “Anthropocene” Can Be Found in Tropical Forests
International

62 years ago, the USSR photographed the far side of the moon. Showing archive footage

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62 years ago, the USSR photographed the far side of the moon. Showing archive footage
America

Artificial intelligence in court: how algorithms decide the fate of people and why it is dangerous

Gaston de Persigny -
Artificial intelligence in court: how algorithms decide the fate of people and why it is dangerous
America

Enzymatic Synthesis: Our DNA Is Becoming the World’s Tiniest Hard Drive

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Enzymatic Synthesis: Our DNA Is Becoming the World’s Tiniest Hard Drive
International

Why all the windows in the planes are rounded

Gaston de Persigny -
Why all the windows in the planes are rounded
News

October 2021 Skywatching Highlights From NASA – Two Brilliant Stars Vying for “Pole” Position

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October 2021 Skywatching Highlights From NASA – Two Brilliant Stars Vying for “Pole” Position
America

New Species of Tardigrade (Water Bear) Discovered in 16 Million-Year-Old Dominican Amber

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New Species of Tardigrade (Water Bear) Discovered in 16 Million-Year-Old Dominican Amber
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