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Human tear liquids contain numerous proteins, metabolites, and different atoms whose foci change essentially with specific illnesses. An examination group has now cultivated a convenient test pack for tears that

Astronomy

Image-Based Navigation May Facilitate Spacecraft’s Safe Moon Landing

Astronomy Article

Engineers must outfit spacecraft with tools that let them “see” where they are and go to where they need to

Environment

Modern Wind Turbines Can More Than Make Up for the Declining Wind Resource in the World

Environment Article

Wind energy makes a substantial contribution to the low-CO2, sustainable development of the energy sector. But the effectiveness of wind

Astronomy & Space

A novel method for forecasting the strength of the 11-year solar cycle

Astronomy & Space Article

Researchers from Skoltech and their partners from the University of Graz and the Kanzelhöhe Observatory (Austria), Hvar Observatory (Croatia), and

Paleontology & Fossils

The discovery of a fossil explains how pandas became vegetarian.

Paleontology & Fossils Article

The revelation of panda fossils in China has assisted scientists with settling the secret of how the monster species fostered

Paleontology & Fossils

Dinosaurs took over in the midst of ice, not warmth.

Paleontology & Fossils Article

Large numbers of us know the regular hypothesis of how the dinosaurs passed on a long time back: in Earth's red hot crash with a shooting star, and a following

Biology

Whale shark satellite tracking revealed information about their migratory and feeding habits.

Biology Article

The biggest fish in the sea is a voyeur that can at times be found lolling in the waterfront waters

Biology

AI is being used by researchers to detect a novel family of genes in gut microbes.

Biology Article

Utilizing man-made reasoning, UT Southwestern scientists have found another group of detectable qualities in intestinal microbes that are connected by

Biology

Early human predecessors were one million years older than previously supposed.

Biology Article

The fossils of our earliest precursors found in South Africa are 1,000,000 years older than recently suspected, meaning they strolled

Chemistry

Scientists have uncovered the basic principles of a potential material for fast-charging batteries.

Chemistry Article

Skoltech scientists, with the assistance of their partners from Moscow State University, revealed the charge stockpiling systems of NiBTA—an as

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