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Who else is fond of a warm embrace? the warm, enveloping comfort of a hug. The taught us many things, some more important than others — but one of those is just how much many of us rely on these embraces for a sense of re..
Livescience.com
New study proves Hawking was right, black holes only get bigger
In a study published on Monday, scientists from Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and Cornell University their findings from a research project which analyzed ripples in spacetime created by two black holes that spiraled inward and eventually merged into..
Rt.com
Why astronauts are printing organs in space
Andrew Morgan has seen some of the worst things that can happen to the human body. As a battlefield doctor with the US Army, he's treated young soldiers whose..
Bbc.com
Google may have achieved a scientific breakthrough: Time crystals
Your sardonic source for consumer tech stories Human-centric AI news and analysis Driving the future of sustainable mobility No-nonsense stories about startup growth Inside money, markets, and Big Tech Help build the bank of the future Coding for Public Service Rub shoulders wit..
Thenextweb.com
The jaw-droppingly high, out-of-this-world carbon footprint of space tourism
The commercial race to get tourists to space is heating up between Virgin Group founder Sir Richard Branson and former Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos. On July 11, Bra..
Ideas.ted.com
How to get people from Earth to Mars and safely back again
There are many things humanity must overcome before any return journey to Mars is launched. The two major players are NASA and SpaceX, which work together intimately on missions to the International Space Station but have competi..
Thenextweb.com
The Cold War race to the centre of the Earth
Places around the world that exist at the extreme end of the spectrum. During the Cold War, the US and Soviets both created ambitious projects to drill de..
Bbc.com
The study follows earlier hypotheses on superdeep earthquakes and explores whether water stored hundreds of kilometers below the Earth’s surface may be responsible for the phenomena. An earlier explanation, although partially discounte..
Rt.com
Animal embryos can hear from inside their wombs and shells
More than 50 years ago, researchers found that chickens start to learn the sounds of their mothers’ calls even before hatching. The findings, published in Science in , demonstrated that c..
Popsci.com
China fires up 'artificial sun' at 120 MILLION DEGREES Celsius in quest for nuclear fusion
Chinese daily Global Times said that the so-called artificial sun as the Chinese nuclear fusion project is known also succeeded in maintaining plasma at 160 million degrees Celsius for 20 seconds. These tim..
Rt.com
Here’s why gravity pulls us down and not up
Your sardonic source for consumer tech stories Human-centric AI news and analysis Driving the future of sustainable mobility No-nonsense stories about startup growth Inside money, markets, and Big Tech He..
Thenextweb.com
How Do We Know When a Species Is Extinct?
The conservation status of each animal, plant and fungi species is compiled by the IUCN in what is called the "Red List." The organization sets criteria for how species are considered endangered and extinct, and the Red List is considered the..
Discovermagazine.com
Could humans really destroy all life on Earth?
Among the many global catastrophic risks known to humans, some are entertained in the media more than the others. Asteroid impacts, supervolcano eruptions and climate change have all received the Hollywood treatment. And each of these have taken a devast..
Bbc.com
James Webb Space Telescope’s fuel expected to last more than 10 years
The telescope was projected to operate for 5 to 10 years its science mission is likely to last “significantly more” than 10 years — more than double the minimum time for the mission. Initially, ..
Theverge.com
Researchers Are Getting Closer to Making Medical Robots That Can Swim In Your Bloodstream
But some scientists are taking that concept to the extreme, with the end goal of bringing technology to a whole new frontier: the inside of our bodies. While pacemakers, ..
Discovermagazine.com
Born 112 Years Ago, 5 Ways The Indian Institute of Science is Saving Lives Even Today
The Indian Institute of Science (IISc) Bengaluru was established on 27 May 1909 by Jamsetji Nusserwanji Tata. In 112 years the institute has conducted cutting-edge research in various scientific fields and provided innovative solutions. he Indian Institute of Science (IISc) sto..
Thebetterindia.com
Are UFOs for real? Why everyone is talking about them much more seriously now
In 2007, United States senator Harry Reid expressed his curiosity into multiple UFO reports coming from the armed forces. The Pentagon subsequently investigated these, and set up the Unidentified A..
Theprint.in
Explained: How are the coronavirus variants classified?
Health authorities in the UK have said that two variants from the or the so-called Indian variant of the SARS-CoV-2 virus have been identified and are being monitored as Variants Under Investigation (VUI). So far, the UK has reported over 400 cases of the B.1.617 variant of the in the country. ..
Indianexpress.com
Traditional healer, love spell caster
Meet a strongest traditional healer, love spell caster Dr. Ahmed spiritual healers, powerful traditional herbalist healer....
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