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Telomeres—tthe caps at the ends of chromosomes that safeguard our hereditary materials from the brunt of cell mileage—aare known to abbreviate and shred over the long haul. Lifestyle, diet, and

Astronomy & Space

Researchers have Finished the First Practical Investigation of Martian Helicopter Dust Dynamics

Astronomy & Space Article

Mars is a dusty planet. For scientific missions, dust poses a persistent problem, from microscopic dust devils to enormous storms

Astronomy & Space

How a 3 cm Glass Sphere Might Aid in the Study of Space Weather

Astronomy & Space Article

Space weather, including solar flares, can cause havoc with communications, other kinds of satellites orbiting the Earth, and space travel.

Astronomy & Space

Radiation Barrier for Perovskites in Space and Protection from Elements on Earth Provided by Thin, Lightweight Layer

Astronomy & Space Article

According to recently published research from the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) of the U.S. Department of Energy, an ultrathin protective

Computer

A 150-Year-Old Thought Experiment is Given a Contemporary Twist in the New Quantum-Computing Feat

Computer Article

An approach to reset a quantum computer, or to confidently prepare a quantum bit in the ‘0’ state, as required

Machine learning & AI

Bio-Inspired Synaptic Transistor Stretching Can Strengthen or Weaken Device Memories

Machine learning & AI Article

A flexible, wearable synaptic transistor created by Penn State engineers may soon make robotics and wearable technology a little smarter. In order to strengthen and weaken the gadget's memory, the

Quantum Physics