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Hypothetical researchers have utilized topological math and AI to recognize a secret connection between nano-scale designs and warm conductivity in nebulous silicon, a shiny type of the material with no

Environment

Tools for Monitoring Antibiotic Resistance in Puerto Rican Watersheds Following Hurricane Maria

Environment Article

Flooding and power outages caused havoc on the battered land when Hurricane Maria made landfall in September 2017, destroying Dominica,

Astronomy

Lunar Impact History is Clarified by Apollo Samples’ Use of Laser Microprobe Technology

Astronomy Article

Since the last Apollo samples were brought back from the moon more than 40 years ago, those samples have undergone

Astronomy

NASA Camera Captures Moon Crossing Earth’s Face from a Million Miles Afar

Astronomy Article

Last month, the moon passed in front of the side of Earth that receives sunlight, and a NASA camera on

Environment

A new study shows how climate change is affecting one of the world’s most important carbon-rich ecosystems.

Environment Article

Mangrove woods assume a crucial part in the strength of our planet. The trees and bushes help to shield networks

Astronomy & Space

How you can help scientists analyze Jupiter’s atmosphere

Astronomy & Space Article

Another resident science project, drove by specialists at the University of Minnesota Twin Cities with help from NASA, permits volunteers to assume a significant part in assisting researchers with studying

Astronomy & Space

Increased space travel is expected to harm the ozone layer.

Astronomy & Space Article

Extended development in rocket dispatches for space, the travel industry, moon arrivals, and maybe travel to Mars, has many longing

Health

According to a Recent Study, Apollo Astronauts have Higher Rates of Cardiovascular-Related Deaths

Health Article

According to a Florida State University researcher, astronauts from the successful Apollo space program have greater incidences of cardiovascular issues,

Astronomy & Space

Sulfur residue on Jupiter’s ice moon Europa has been mapped by scientists.

Astronomy & Space Article

A Southwest Research Institute-drove group utilized the Hubble Space Telescope to notice Jupiter's moon, Europa, at bright frequencies, filling in

Astronomy & Space

Scientists say there is no need to panic as a sunspot with the potential for solar outbursts doubles in size overnight.

Astronomy & Space Article

A sunspot highlighting Earth can possibly cause sun based flares, yet specialists told USA TODAY it's a long way from

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