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Scientists Transplanted Lab-Grown Lungs into Pigs — Are Humans Next?

Worldwide, there is a long queue of patients waiting for lung donations. But there are not enough organ donors, and among these donors, there are then the difficulties of finding a proper match. The good…

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AI Can Guess Your Personality Type by Tracking Your Eyes

It’s often said that the eyes are the window to the soul. And there is definitely some truth to it — our eye movements signal things about the way we think and feel. Now, scientists…

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World’s Largest Man-Made Waterfall: $120 per Hour to Run

China is showing off its wealth, status, power, and importance by building innovative sky-soaring structures. Large Chinese cities and even some smaller towns have skyscrapers galore. Now in the race to do something great and…

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Liquid Metal Flow Battery for Affordable Storage of Green Energy

For years, researchers have pursued the technology for a better flow battery for the power grid that could lead to affordable storage of renewable power. In a flow battery, two liquids, one with a positive…

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Secret to How Birds See Earth’s Magnetic Field Discovered

Migratory birds traveling long distances at constant intervals have long been considered to be able to sense the Earth’s magnetic field. Sometimes, these birds fly thousands of miles towards the target direction. Until recently, it…

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Scientists Develop an Aerosol Spray Loaded With Nanobots

We shunned aerosol sprays way back in the 90s when everyone was talking about how they could damage the ozone layer. But recently, a team of researchers from MIT found a use for aerosols that…

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Japanese Startup to Deliver Shooting Stars on Demand

For a very long time, people have believed that wishing on shooting stars makes the wish come true. But, of course, a “falling star” or a “shooting star” has nothing to do with stars. A…

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Deadly Sharks Heading to U.K. as Seas Warm Up

According to research by the University of Southampton, several species of deadly sharks could be heading to the U.K. Rising ocean temperatures are forcing a number of species to venture north for the first time.…

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Robot Cockroaches Will Repair Plane Engines to Keep You Safe

Rolls-Royce, best known for its luxury cars and aero engine manufacturing, is now developing tiny “robot cockroaches” to fix plane engines. The company teamed up with robotics experts at Harvard University and the University of…

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Designer Babies: Get Ready for Genetically Modified Children

We may have just moved one step closer to designer babies. In a major report, the U.K.’s Nuffield Council on Bioethics says it’s acceptable to genetically engineer human embryos, so long as it does not…

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Scientists Transplanted Lab-Grown Lungs into Pigs — Are Humans Next?

AI Can Guess Your Personality Type by Tracking Your Eyes

World’s Largest Man-Made Waterfall: $120 per Hour to Run

Liquid Metal Flow Battery for Affordable Storage of Green Energy

Secret to How Birds See Earth’s Magnetic Field Discovered

Scientists Develop an Aerosol Spray Loaded With Nanobots

Japanese Startup to Deliver Shooting Stars on Demand

Deadly Sharks Heading to U.K. as Seas Warm Up

Robot Cockroaches Will Repair Plane Engines to Keep You Safe

Designer Babies: Get Ready for Genetically Modified Children

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