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Time Crystals: New State of Matter Discovered by Scientists
Scientists were able to confirm a new state of matter called time crystals that can produce movement as lattices in time than space.
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SCIENCEMathematician Proposes to Use Sound Waves to Stop Tsunamis
A UK-based mathematician has proposed that Tsunamis could be stopped using acoustic gravity waves. These naturally occurring sound waves, if engineered, can be fired repeatedly at an incoming tsunami reducing its height and dissipating its energy over a large area until it reaches the shore, said the researcher.
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SpaceQuasars: Superbright Galactic Cores Reveal That Universe has Been Expanding Since Big Bang Theory 13 Billion Years ago
Scientists say that quasars, the super bright galactic cores, indicate that the universe is expanding. Since the big bang theory approximately 13 billion years ago, the universe has been continuously expanding at a very fast rate. Scientists who are studying the universe have discovered that quasars provide a phenomenal view of this fast expansion.
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SpaceChina Shortlists ‘Final Eight Names’ for 2020 Mars Mission
China has unveiled a list of eight probable names for its ambitious mars mission that is slated for a takeoff by year 2020. Among these eight names, one final name will be selected for mars probe in April this year.
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SCIENCEUS Navy Create Synthetic Hagfish Slime for Marine Wildlife Defense
A team of US Navy scientists and engineers have created a synthetic version of hagfish slime whose mechanical properties are similar to Kevlar, a synthetic fiber used as a reinforcing agent for rubber products and protective gear.
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SCIENCEFDA Warns Parents Against Toxic Belladonna on Homeopathic Teething Products
The US Food and Drug Administration issued a public warning about a hazardous substance discovered in certain homeopathic teething tablets.
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SpaceRussia Halts Proton-M Rocket to Check Faulty Engines
Russia has decided to ground its Proton-M rocket for three and a half months. The main purpose behind the decision is to check the rocket for its faulty engines after an accident last month involving a cargo ship crashing due to engine disintegration.
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SCIENCEFrance’s 38,000-Year old Engraved Art may Provide Clues About Early Human Life
France's Vezere Valley site has been found to be the home to a 38,000-year old piece of engraved art. The piece was found by an international team of anthropologists, led by Randall White of New York University.
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LIFEArtificial Intelligence can Detect Skin Cancer Almost Like an Expert Doctor
Thanks to artificial intelligence, skin cancer can now be detected through pictures with almost an accuracy of an expert dermatologist.
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SCIENCENASA Honours Apollo 1 Astronauts to Mark 50 Years of Disaster
NASA on Friday marked the 50th anniversary of Apollo 1 fire accident that killed all the three American astronauts on board - Roger B. Chaffee, Virgil Gus Grissom and Edward White. NASA marked the historic event by displaying the Apollo 1 capsule's "three-part hatch" at the famous Kennedy Space Center.
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