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Massive Mountain Ranges and Canyons Discovered Deep Under Ice in Antarctica

Researchers have discovered mountain ranges and valleys hundreds of miles long hidden deep beneath the ice near the South Pole in western Antarctica. Scientists discovered these formations using airborne radar and satellite data during an aerial…

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Scientists Develop Material that Could Regenerate Dental Enamel

In a big scientific breakthrough, researchers at Queen Mary University of London have developed mineralized materials that could regenerate hard tissues, such as dental enamel and bone. Tooth enamel forms a shell around the top…

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Glue Gun-Like Skin Printer Can Help Heal Wounds

Researchers at the University of Toronto have developed a portable glue gun-like device that is a kind of skin printer. It can graft human skin using bio-inks. The device can 3D print three layers of…

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Costa Rica Plans to Ban Fossil Fuels

Carlos Alvarado, a 38-year-old former journalist, recently became Costa Rica’s new president. During his swearing-in ceremony at Democracy Square in the capital, San Jose, Alvarado made the announcement of his plan to ban fossil fuels…

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Engineering Silk to Disinfect Wounds, Heal Bones

Scientists are exploring the various medical uses of silk. Silk spun by spiders and silkworms is an extremely strong and flexible material and is safe to use inside the human body. For these reasons, researchers…

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Scientists Successfully Transfer Memories

Biologists from the University of California, Los Angeles, have been able to successfully transfer memories from one marine snail to another, creating an artificial memory. The technique involves transferring RNA (ribonucleic acid), which is known…

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Injection in the Eardrum Might Save You From Hearing Loss

Researchers from the University of Southern California’s Keck School of Medicine discovered that hearing loss caused by loud noise can be cured by injecting a salt- or sugar-based solution into the ear. Exposure to extremely…

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Graphene-Reinforced Concrete Is Greener, Stronger, More Durable

U.K. scientists from the University of Exeter have found a way to incorporate wonder material graphene into concrete, making it more than twice as strong and four times more water-resistant than existing concretes. They used…

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Uber Unveils Prototype to Create Flying Taxi by 2023

Recently, Uber unveiled a new design for its futuristic “aerial taxi,” which looks more like a giant drone than a helicopter. Uber shared the designs for its electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) “flying car”…

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Russia Launches World’s First Floating Nuclear Power Plant

Russia recently launched the world’s first floating nuclear power plant out of the St. Petersburg shipyard. Known as Akademik Lomonosov, this floating nuclear reactor is moving toward Western Europe for a controversial maiden voyage. The plant…

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Industrial NEW

Massive Mountain Ranges and Canyons Discovered Deep Under Ice in Antarctica

Scientists Develop Material that Could Regenerate Dental Enamel

Glue Gun-Like Skin Printer Can Help Heal Wounds

Costa Rica Plans to Ban Fossil Fuels

Engineering Silk to Disinfect Wounds, Heal Bones

Scientists Successfully Transfer Memories

Injection in the Eardrum Might Save You From Hearing Loss

Graphene-Reinforced Concrete Is Greener, Stronger, More Durable

Uber Unveils Prototype to Create Flying Taxi by 2023

Russia Launches World’s First Floating Nuclear Power Plant

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