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There's a Strange New Theory For Those Mysterious Fast Radio Bursts in Space
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There's a Strange New Theory For Those Mysterious Fast Radio Bursts in Space
Fast Radio Bursts (FRBs) have fascinated astronomers ever since the first one was detected in 2007. This event was named the "Lorimer Burst" after it discoverer, Duncan Lorimer from West Virginia University.
SpaceX Launches Twin NASA Probes to Track Earth’s Water (and Satellites Hitch a Ride)
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SpaceX Launches Twin NASA Probes to Track Earth’s Water (and Satellites Hitch a Ride)
SpaceX launched two new Earth science satellites for NASA and five Iridium Next communications satellites into orbit today (May 22).
Weekend sleep-ins may counteract the effects of lack of sleep during weekdays - Adults under the age of 65 who get 5 or fewer hours of sleep may have a higher risk of death compared to those who get 6 or 7 hours. However, individuals who then sleep longer on weekends had no raised mortality risk
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Weekend lie-ins could help you avoid an early death, study says
Survey of 38,000 adults shows 65% higher mortality rate for adults getting five hours’ sleep a night unless balanced with longer snooze on ‘days off’
NASA Is About to Create The Coldest Temperature in The Universe, Using Lasers in Space
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NASA Is About to Create The Coldest Temperature in The Universe, Using Lasers in Space
In the quest for ever-colder temperatures, NASA is sending an apparatus to the International Space Station that will create a spot 100 million times colder than the vacuum of space.
Scientists Accidentally Discovered Quark Fusion, Could It Be the Future of Energy
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Scientists Accidentally Discovered Quark Fusion, Could It Be the Future of Energy?
Quark fusion is ten times stronger than nuclear fusion… theoretically. Could it actually work?
This Is The Only Place Antimatter Can Survive In The Universe - https://youtu.be/XD8Q3Mb1Q4I
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This Is The Only Place Antimatter Can Survive In The Universe - https://youtu.be/XD8Q3Mb1Q4I
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We Just Found The Best Target For Finding Fossils From Ancient Life on Mars
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We Just Found The Best Target For Finding Fossils From Ancient Life on Mars
Scientists say they have determined the most likely place to find traces of ancient microbial life on Mars in future missions to the Red Planet.
For The First Time, Scientists Have 3D-Printed an Important Part of The Human Eye
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For The First Time, Scientists Have 3D-Printed an Important Part of The Human Eye
Scientists have produced the first human corneas to be 3D-printed in a lab, showing how we could potentially generate this vital bit of anatomy ourselves – and save millions of people from blindness related to corneal damage along the way.
Alien Life Could Thrive on The Moons of These 121 Exoplanets, Astronomers Say
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Alien Life Could Thrive on The Moons of These 121 Exoplanets, Astronomers Say
We haven't found any evidence of life on the 3,730 confirmed exoplanets identified to date. Maybe we've just been looking in the wrong place?