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Figuring Out Whether Aliens Exist: Possible Resolutions to the Fermi Paradox
The big question "Where are all the aliens?" continues to haunt scientists. And some very interesting possible solutions have been proposed over the years.
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Personalized Brain Stimulation Can 'Mute' Severe Depression, Says Study
The new and groundbreaking method relieved severe depression symptoms in a matter of minutes.
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'Dimmed' SpaceX Satellites May Still Undermine Astronomy, Argues New Study
SpaceX has claimed its satellites have 'zero' effect on astronomy, but the data disagrees.
By Brad Bergan
Chemistry
ESA's Metal Fuel Experiments Could Lead to Reusable Fuels
A team of ESA researchers is experimenting with metal powders in microgravity conditions.
By Chris Young
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Scientists Can Make Synthetic Gas Out of Thin Air, Says Study
The process normally requires extremely high operating temperatures, but that may be about to change.
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How Far Space Telescopes Have Come, How Far They'll Go
Space telescopes are good examples of what modern technology can offer, and we're just getting started.
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Space
bluShift Aerospace's First Biofuel Rocket Launch 'Scrubbed Due to Weather'
The space startup planned to deliver three experiments into space aboard the Stardust rocket.
Energy & Environment
MIT's New Hybrid-Electric Plane Could Reduce Aviation Pollution 95 Percent
The breakthrough design could reduce deaths associated with such pollution by 92 percent.
By Brad Bergan
Biology
Cancer Cells Use Bear-Like Hibernation to Survive Chemotherapy, Says Study
Cancer cells can weather chemotherapy via hibernating 'like a bear,' and resume growth afterwards.
By Brad Bergan
Science
Initial Report Suggests COVID-19 Immunity Could Last for Years
The study counters worrying reports of COVID-19 antibody levels dropping shortly after infection.
By Chris Young
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Energy & Environment
Newly Formed Volcanic Islands Might Be "The Cradle of Life"
When the Earth was completely covered by water, volcanic islands may have sprung up to nurture life.
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