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A pivotal new exploration project has examined the development of the placental vertebrate skull utilizing 3D sweeps of 322 examples housed in excess of 20 global gallery assortments, and made

Astronomy & Space

NASA’s Lunar Flashlight is prepared to seek for water ice on the Moon.

Astronomy & Space Article

It's realized that water ice exists beneath the lunar regolith (broken rock and residue), yet researchers don't yet comprehend whether

Environment

Heat waves caused by climate change have cost the global economy trillions of dollars since the 1990s.

Environment Article

Huge monetary losses as a result of boiling temperatures caused by human-caused environmental change are not just a problem for

Health

A Computer Platform Assists in Matching Cancer Patients With Targeted Therapy Trials

Health Article

Connecting patients to trials for which they are eligible can be particularly difficult as more cancer patients have their malignancies

Physics

The development of a light-analysis “lab on a chip” paves the way for the widespread usage of portable spectrometers.

Physics Article

Researchers, including an Oregon State College materials scientist, have fostered a superior device to gauge light, adding to a field

Astronomy

Exploration Team Uses a Water-Propelled Satellite to Attack the Moon

Astronomy Article

A satellite propelled by Earth's most abundant natural resource? Yes, it's true. A team of Cornell University students called Cislunar Explorers is attempting to boldly go where no CubeSat team

Astronomy