Category: Science
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How Technology is Shaping the Key Ingredients of Biological Experimentation
The key ingredients for a controlled biological experiment haven’t changed much throughout the course of history: variable and control groups for experimentation, and the ability to verify outcomes through repetition. What has changed are the ways in which we fulfill those important pillars for experimentation. Scientists have better access to biological samples, enabling a wider…
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Staying Hydrated with the Smart Water Bottle
Everyone knows the importance of drinking an adequate amount of water each day yet most fall short. Especially during the hot summer months when people are active and sweating more than usual, proper hydration is essential. Without drinking an appropriate amount of water, there is risk of overheating and other health-related problems. To remind people…
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ESA’s Warning: Space Debris May Prove Harmful In Future
The celestial debris or countless number of objects floating in around planet Earth may prove to be impending threat in the coming future. Experts from the ESA (European Space Agency) warned regarding the debris that can result in a catastrophic collision some day with the satellites and astronauts present in space. Hoping to overcome this…
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Knight in a slimy armor for the U.S. Navy
Nature is where the engineering solution comes to rest. The U.S. Navy has been investigating for a product which can be used for protection for many years. Its U.S. good luck, they have found it in nature itself. They have a knight in a slimy armor coming their way. The U.S. Navy, along with a…
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Material to Make Computers Energy Efficient By 100 Times Developed
Researchers have developed a modern material an innovative material named as ma magnetoelectric multiferroic that utilizes approx 100 times less power than the recent used computer elements. This technological innovation may turn into a perfect solution for solving issues of power management. Moreover, the vital benefit is computing devices can last long number of day…
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PSLV-C35 Carrying Eight Satellites Including SCATSAT-1 Takes Off From Sriharikota
ISRO on Monday lifted off its Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle (PSLV-C35) at 9.12am carrying eight satellites at Satish Dhawan Space Centre in Sriharikota .While the advanced weather satellite named as SCATSAT-1 was successfully positioned in to the orbit, just after 17 minutes from the takeoff of PSLV-C35. This is Isro’s longest ever launch mission. As…
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Enormous Armored B Rex Fish Fossil Discovered
After the revealing of T rex – a dinosaurs type fossils, now scientist have discovered B rex which is massive fish species with bony armored plates over head ,front fins and shoulders and it is probably 370 million years old .The Fish fossil was discovered in Canada. The type belongs to the group antiarchi, which…
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NASA live feed won’t air from ISS starting September 1
NASA has announced that it will not broadcast any visuals the cameras, which will look 250 miles down towards Earth and out into the space station via the web. This comes in the wake of a wide range of UFOs that have been captured on the live streams by alien chasers. The videos from the…
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NASA Curiosity Rover is using AI to pick target on Mars
After nearly four years of deployment, the Curiosity rover mission launched by NASA is reportedly making scientific decisions on its own with the help of AEGIS software. According to reports, the Martian explorer integrated with the Curiosity rover mission currently fetches few rock targets to collide with the laser on its ChemCam instrument with the…
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NASA’s EPIC presents time-lapse video of Earth Spin an entire year
NASA has released a spectacular time-lapse video of the Earth prepared with images captured by the Earth Polychromatic Imaging Camera (EPIC). In 365 days, more than three thousand images have been captured by the camera. EPIC is a climate observing camera placed on NASA’s Deep Space Climate Observatory (DSCOVR) satellite placed about one million miles…