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NASA’s Mars Perseverance Rover: Sometimes Things Get Complicated
NASA's Mars Perseverance rover has a big job on its hands. One of its main objectives is to search for evidence of past Martian life.
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Turning Harmless Cells Into Ruthless Tumor and Virus Killers
The study authors hope to use their discovery to one day develop new cellular therapies. Processes in the human body transform harmless immune cells into ruthless killers According to a…
News
BBQ Cooking: Does Grilling Cause Cancer?
What are the health ramifications, especially related to cancer, of BBQ grilling meat over an open flame? Barbecue is sometimes promoted as a healthier style of cooking. When compared to…
International
Acoustic levitation developed
Researchers have devised a new and improved way to levitate objects using only sound waves. The invention can lead to the emergence of a new generation of holograms. Scientists have…
International
The American spacecraft Cygnus has finally done what only the Russian Soyuz could before: it successfully corrected the orbit of the ISS
The last attempt failed, but this time it worked. The American spacecraft Cygnus yesterday for the first time fully and successfully performed an operation to correct the orbit of the…
America
The remains of a baby mammoth were found
A gold prospector in the Klondike came across a rare find - an extremely well-preserved newborn mammoth, MediaPortal reported on June 25. The remains of the mammal have remained in…
Archeology
Napoleon’s soldiers fertilized the fields of Britain
A Scottish archaeologist has proposed his hypothesis to explain the extremely small number of human remains on the battlefield of Waterloo. Duke of Wellington at the Battle of Waterloo. Painting…
Archeology
Archaeologists have discovered a 1300-year-old medieval ship
In the south of France, archaeologists have discovered a sunken 1300-year-old ship. It is reported by NBC News. Partial remains of an "extremely rare" vessel, 12 meters long, radiocarbon dated…
ENTERTAINMENT
Tourists will be transported to resorts on helium airships instead of planes
A British company has signed a contract to supply a Spanish airline with helium-powered airships. In the future, these airships will carry tourists to resorts in Spain instead of planes,…
Health
Social isolation changes the structure of our brain
According to neurologists, the human brain has evolved mainly due to social connections Social isolation changes the structure of our brains, according to a study published in the renowned journal…