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Autonomous Subs Are Collecting Data For 'Google Earth of the Oceans'
More than 80 percent of our oceans remain unmapped and unexplored.
By Chris Young
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Aliens Won't Be Little Green Beings, They'll Be AI Machines
If we ever find extraterrestrials, they won't look anything like Hollywood portrays them to be.
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SpaceX Allegedly Ignored FAA Warnings Before Starship SN8 Prototype Launch
The December launch took place anyways, and the prototype ended up crashing in a blaze of fire.
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Can COVID-19 Genes Integrate With Human DNA? More Evidence Says Yes.
There's more evidence to support the controversial claim.
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Powering Tomorrow: The Creation and Future of the Hydrogen Engine
Some automakers love the idea while some despise it, so let's take a step back and work our way up.
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The World's Most Powerful Magnet Is Ready to Meet ITER Fusion Reactor
Its magnetic force is powerful enough to lift an aircraft carrier 6 feet into the air.
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Rocket Lab Awarded NASA Contract For Two Orbital Martian Spacecraft
Rocket Lab's Photon interplanetary spacecraft will study Mars' magnetosphere.
By Chris Young
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The Universe's Largest Structures Were Found to Be Spinning Like a Drill
Cosmic filaments, millions of light-years in length, are rotating like enormous space drills.
By Chris Young
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Scientists Convert Plastic Bottles Into Vanillin Using Bacteria
Could E.coli serve as a tasty solution to our plastic problem?
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Need for Speed: US Space Force Launches Tactical Satellite in Just 21 Days
The rocket carrying the payload launched mid-air from a modified airplane.
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Immense Galactic Winds Discovered Shredding Entire Galaxies
They are so strong that stars can't form.
By Brad Bergan
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