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August 14, 2018 Science

Mini-Moons Could Help Protect Earth From Asteroids

Twelve years ago, astronomers confirmed the detection of the first-known natural object to orbit Earth other than the moon—a tiny asteroid known

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August 14, 2018 Technology

Supercool technique keeps liquids liquid well below freezing

Freezing is one of the simplest methods of preserving food, biological tissue and other perishables, but the formation of ice

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August 13, 2018 Science

Study Finds Ultrahot Planets Have Starlike Atmospheres That Destroy Water

The Hubble and Spitzer House telescopes of NASA have produced stunning observations of ultrahot planets that has left physicists perplexed. Ultrahot

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August 12, 2018 Medical

How Does PrEP, the HIV-Prevention Medication, Work?

At the 22nd International AIDS Conference in Amsterdam last month, a group of researchers announced that, although their HIV-prevention trial isn’t

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August 11, 2018 Technology

What is blockchain?

Blockchain. It’s a concept so hyped that even a whisper of it elicits eye rolls from many. It’s been pitched

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August 9, 2018 Science

Astronomers saw the first mass eruption from a star that’s not the sun

For the first time, a stellar eruption called a coronal mass ejection has been spotted fleeing a distant star. Such

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August 9, 2018 Technology

New organic battery can operate for decades

Scientists have experimented with a new organic molecule that has an ability to ‘renew’ and this can be the basis

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August 8, 2018 Science

Incredible Discovery of 44 Exoplanets After Technical Fault

Scientists have found a mammoth 44 planets beyond our solar system in one go using data from the Kepler space

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August 8, 2018 Cars

Elon Musk looks to take Tesla private

Elon Musk certainly isn’t one to keep ideas to himself, and that extends to machinations of his electric vehicle company

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August 7, 2018 Science

Researchers investigate stellar populations in the central region of the Andromeda galaxy

German astronomers have conducted a study of the central bulge of the Andromeda galaxy and analyzed its stellar populations. The

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August 6, 2018 Science

Watch this immersive light show made with astronomical data

As a scientist, I was recently involved in bringing my work to the big screen. This was not a Hollywood

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August 5, 2018 Science

The universe’s rate of expansion is in dispute – and we may need new physics to solve it

Next time you eat a blueberry (or chocolate chip) muffin consider what happened to the blueberries in the batter as

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