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NASA Wants to Intentionally Smash a Spacecraft into an Asteroid
Like 'a golf cart moving at 15,000 miles per hour slamming into the side of a football stadium.'
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New Images of the "Dog Bone" Asteroid Show It May Soon Fall Apart
The dog bone-shaped asteroid has at least two orbiting moons.
By Chris Young
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Physicists Say That a Fifth Dimension Could Be on the Horizon
Our understanding of the universe might need a reset.
By Ameya Paleja
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Could 3D Printed Catalysts Make Hypersonic Flights Possible?
At hypersonic speeds, one can travel from London to New York in 90 minutes.
By Ameya Paleja
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Electric Footsteps? Novel Wooden Floors Generate Power From Walking
Using an energy-harvesting device, also known as a nanogenerator.
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Your Phone Is Freezing? The Culprit Could Be Cosmic Rays
From game glitches to bringing down a passenger jet, tiny particles are interfering with our lives.
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It's Official. We Can Now Harvest Usable Lithium From Fossil Fuel Waste
It could help provide a crucial resource for EV batteries.
By Ameya Paleja
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Why NASA Uses Half a Million Gallons of Water to Launch a Rocket
It has to do with acoustics and more.
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Novel Artificial Cell-Like Structures Can Mimic Natural Living Cells
And they can capture, concentrate, store, and deliver microscopic material.
By Ameya Paleja
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Alarms Sound on the ISS as Astronauts Wake to Smell of Burning Plastic
Experts previously warned the ISS could suffer irreparable failures due to aging equipment.
By Chris Young
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