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Scientists Say the James Webb Telescope Will Reveal the Dawn of the Cosmos
When the very first stars were born.
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Animal Testing: A Needless Cruelty or a Necessary Evil?
The arguments both for and against animal testing are compelling. Can we strike an ethical balance?
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Tesla's Supercharger Network Is Reportedly Unlocking for Other EV Cars
And it could happen by 2022.
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A New Condenser Can Harvest Drinking Water from the Air 24/7
Water can be only harvested during night with current technologies, and that's about to change now.
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Japan Promotes Four-Day Working Week to Boost Productivity
The new policy aims to prevent overworking and help improve work-life balance.
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Birds See Magnetic Fields Thanks to a "Quantum Compass"
There is a tiny compass that points the "quantum birds" in certain directions.
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Tesla Battery Recharges Really Fast When Towed at 70 MPH
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John McAfee, Antivirus Software Innovator, Has Just Died of Apparent Suicide
This came as the Spanish government approved his extradition to the US.
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Aliens From Nearly 2,000 Worlds Can See Earth. Should We Be Worried?
At least seven have exoplanets, but there could be more.
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Flying Hoverboards Are Finally Real, And They're Going On Sale
Though you probably won't be flying to your local store on a hoverboard any time in the very near future.
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NASA Contracts Lockheed Martin for Its Next Mars Lander's 'Aeroshell'
At first glance, the aeroshell looks like a rudimentary alien spacecraft, but it has a crucial role in space missions.
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Toxoplasmosis: The Cat Poop Parasite That's Probably in Your Brain
Cats are awesome.... Let's just get that out of the way. However, their poop can be toxic.
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USAF Signs Contract With Electra For Ultra-Short Takeoff Aircraft
The hybrid-electric aircraft has triple the payload capacity of the average eVTOL aircraft.
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Fisker Says It's Building a Popemobile. The Vatican Seems None the Wiser
Fisker's claims that its founders held a "private audience" with the Pope are being disputed.
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