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We Can Now Make Water Into Rocket Fuel, Oxygen on Mars, Say Scientists
Scientists are working on ways to scale down a device to turn water into fuel and oxygen on Mars.
By Brad Bergan
Science
How Many Times Humans Have Been to the Moon
We're looking back on the many robotic and crewed missions we have sent to the Moon.
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COVID-19 Crisis Delaying Cancer Advances Nearly 18 Months, Say Researchers
Cancer research has suffered delays of nearly 18 months because of COVID-19 measures.
By Brad Bergan
Physics
The History and Development of Hypersonic Flight
Hypersonic flight could revolutionize the future of air travel and military operations.
Space
Fast-Moving Gas Near Distant Star May Be Caused by Vaporizing Icy Comets
The observation provides new insight into planetary evolution.
By Chris Young
Biology
Quantum Nanodiamonds Can Detect HIV, Other Diseases Earlier
Nanodiamonds dramatically improve testing sensitivity and may also help detect COVID-19.
Science
Behind the Making of Delicious Yet Healthy Lab Grown Meat
This new technology reduces livestock greenhouse gas emissions and can help feed more mouths than traditional meat.
Space
Scientists Officially Decode Sun's Nuclear Fusion, the Universal Engine
A team in Italy confirmed a type of nuclear fusion in our sun via capturing and studying neutrinos.
By Brad Bergan
Energy & Environment
Nearly Impossible Landing on New York’s Hudson River Explained
In 2009, Captain Chesley Sullenberger made an almost impossible landing on New York's Hudson River and saved the 155 people on board.
Biology
Biomineral Body Armor Shields Leaf-Cutter Ants in Deathmatches, Says Study
Leaf-cutter ants 'grow' biomineral armor, a distinct edge in ant wars and resisting disease.
By Brad Bergan
Energy & Environment
South African Researchers Want to Dim Down the Sun's Light, Says Study
South African academics suggest we fire tiny particles into the atmosphere to dim the sun's light.
By Brad Bergan
Science News
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