10 National Geographic Photos That Explain Earth to Extraterrestrials0
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- April 29, 2016
In 2012, Voyager 1 entered interstellar space, carrying photos of our world with it.
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James Webb Space Telescope’s Golden Mirror Unveiled0
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- April 28, 2016
NASA engineers recently unveiled the giant golden mirror of NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope as part of the integration and testing of the infrared telescope.
Japan’s Space Telescope Officially Declared Dead0
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- April 28, 2016
The worst fears of the astrophysics community came true today, as Japanese space telescope Hitomi (aka ASTRO-H) was officially declared dead.
Drones fly controlled by nothing more than people’s thoughts0
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- April 27, 2016
‘Once I know what the readings look like from your brain in a certain situation, I’ll be able to recognize you by that pattern again later on,’ neuroscientist warns amid rise of computers that can read our minds.
Human life begins in bright flash of light as a sperm meets an egg.0
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- April 27, 2016
“To see the zinc radiate out in a burst from each human egg was breathtaking.”
Scientist accidentally creates a battery than can last a lifetime. Game changer0
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- April 26, 2016
“That was crazy,” added Penner, “because these things typically die in dramatic fashion after 5,000 or 6,000 or 7,000 cycles at most.”
New state of water molecule discovered0
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- April 26, 2016
ORNL researchers discovered that water in beryl displays some unique and unexpected characteristics.
New protein injection reverses Alzheimer’s symptoms in mice in just one week 0
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- April 26, 2016
Human trials are not far off.
Could we soon REVERSE death? ‘Reanimation’ firm is looking for ways to bring brain-dead people back to life0
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- April 25, 2016
‘Because 50,000 of the 150,000 people who die daily do not die from aging, but from various acute traumas that lead rapidly to brain death, we think even this modest dynamic will have a major impact.’
Staying Strong: Spaceflight Muscle Loss Study Aims to Benefit Patients on Earth0
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- April 24, 2016
Research to how humans and animals react in low and zero gravity can help improve the health of astronauts and even people here on Earth.
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