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Health
Climate change is messing with our sleep. Here's why it matters
The effect is more pronounced in people from developing countries.
Science
Researchers explain how auroras are formed on Mars without a global magnetic field
The phenomenon is not exclusive to Earth.
Innovation
A computer cooling breakthrough uses a common material to boost power 740 percent
Holy cow. The engineers used copper instead of diamond.
Science
Hubble data suggests 'something weird' is going on in the universe
Astronomers try to pinpoint the Hubble Constant, but it leads to confusion.
Science
Big Bang: Everything you need to know about the most accepted cosmological model
Why is it the prevailing cosmological model?
Innovation
Ukrainian soldiers are now using powerful electric bikes to take out Russian tanks
The bikes can reach speeds as high as 50 mph (80 km/h).
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When its new factory is complete, in Georgia.
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A World War II tribute has arrived at the ISS — and it could help Boeing take on SpaceX
Popular feminist icon Rosie the Riveter is back as Rosie the Rocketeer.
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Innovation
The future of hydropower is endangered by droughts, floods, and climate change
And this is critical for the US electric grid.
Science
Remains of a slamming between two galaxies could shed light upon dark matter
Does this explain how they can exist without any dark matter?
Innovation
What comes after the crypto crash? A powerful Web3 firm expects ‘dark days’
Will it end, or are we still in the 'early days'?
Science
The James Webb Space Telescope can now track moving targets in our solar system
Now it can study planets, their satellites, and more in our neighborhood.
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Innovation
This Stryker-mounted high-energy laser can take down large drones and mortars
Drones can't take the heat.
Transportation
Renault's first hydrogen-powered EV will drive 500 miles per charge
And it's coming in 2030.
Culture
7 Samsung soundbars to feel the sound in the most cinematic way possible
Get ready for an immersive experience.
Culture
15 entertaining gifts for kids who are into engineering
These practical gifts will inspire the scientists and engineers of the future.
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Culture
US Department of Energy invests $3.5 billion in carbon capture initiatives
In a bid to meet President Biden's net-zero 2050 goals.
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