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Greenland and Antarctica Are Losing Ice Six Times Faster than Expected, Matching Climate Change Worst-Case Scenario
Ice sheets' mass-loss rates in Greenland and Antarctica now match the Climate Change's worst-case sea-level rise scenarios. Time to get serious about it?
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'Google Maps for the Body' Is In the Making
The project, which is being developed by an international group of scientists, will allow users to explore the human body on a cellular level.
By Chris Young
Biology
World's Most Common Painkiller Makes You Take More Risks, Study Says
People are more likely to go skydiving or bungee jumping thanks to this active ingredient.
Chemistry
New MIT Sensor With Silk Microneedles Detects Contamination and Spoilage
This invention could save humanity lots of produce.
Space
NASA Calls on Commercial Partners to Bid for 2022 Lunar Deliveries
Amongst the payloads are a radiation-tolerant computer and electronic dust shields for future Artemis astronauts.
By Chris Young
Energy & Environment
Luxury Trailer Has Enough Power to Charge a Tesla Cybertruck
The 2021 Living Vehicle has the highest capacity lithium-ion system available on any camper in the world.
By Chris Young
Science
Augmented Reality Will Revolutionize the Geology Classroom
A Washington University team is showing how you can explore objects on a molecular level and travel to other planets.
By Chris Young
Science
This Horse Cloned from 40-Year-Old Material Could Save Its Species
Next step is to revive wooly mammoths.
Science
Post-COVID-19 Syndrome in Kids May Cause Lifelong Heart Damage
The majority of these children are asymptomatic.
Physics
Inverted Gravity Experiment Sees Toy Boat Float Upside Down
Down is the new up in this very 2020 physics experiment at ESPCI Paris.
By Chris Young
Energy & Environment
Tinted Solar Panel Farms Can Grow Food While Generating Electricity
The 'agrivoltaic' farms could allow farmers to help the environment, the University of Cambridge researchers claim.
By Chris Young
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