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Solar Orbiter Captures First Images of Sun's South Pole
Space · France

Solar Orbiter Captures First Images of Sun's South Pole

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IBM announces new quantum processor, plan for Starling supercomputer by 2029
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IBM announces new quantum processor, plan for Starling supercomputer by 2029

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Scientists Develop Electronic Skin to Give Robots the Feeling of Human Touch
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Scientists Develop Electronic Skin to Give Robots the Feeling of Human Touch

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Research Progress of Electronic Nose Technology in Exhaled Breath Disease Analysis

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Exhaled breath analysis has attracted considerable attention as a noninvasive and portable health diagnosis method due to numerous advantages, such as convenience, safety, simplicity, and avoidance of discomfort. Based on many studies, exhaled breath analysis is a promising medical detection technology capable of diagnosing different diseases by analyzing the concentration, type and other characteristics of specific gases. In the existing gas an…ResearchSee the Story

MIT Robot Can Restore Damaged Paintings 66 Times Faster than Humans

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It can replicate tens of thousands of different colors in only a few hours.Paintings · MontanaSee the Story

Investigators Wanted to Resurrect a mammoth... Created Something Else.

In their eagerness to revive the mammoth, the researchers have taken the first step... but in mice. And the result is, at least, unexpected. They created a woolly mouse For several years, an ambitious scientific project has gained prominence: the resurrection of the wooly mammoth, disappeared some 4,000 years ago. This dream of "de-extinction" (the generation of representative species of extinct species – note by the editor) mobilizes geneticist…Mexico · MexicoRead Article

They Discover a Build-up of Something Similar to Soot in Pulmonary Cells in COPD Patients

Cells extracted from the lungs from people with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) have a greater accumulation of carbon deposits similar to soot compared to cells extracted from COPD-free smokers, according to a study by the Europe Respiratory Society published in ‘ERJ Open Research’. Carbon can enter the lungs through cigarette smoke, diesel exhaust gases, and contaminated air. Cells, called alveolar macrophages, usually protect the …Mexico · MexicoRead Article

Paleontologists Discover the Most Complete Skeleton of a Turtle 110 Million Years Ago

This led to detailed information on the anatomy of Plastremys lata, a species known from fragments of Paleontologist shells of the UNED and the Joint Paleontological Foundation of Teruel-Dinópolis managed to discover the most complete skeleton of a tortoise from 110 million years ago in the town of Ariño, Spain. This finding is of great relevance to paleontology, since the fossil belongs to the species Plastremys lata, which until now was only k…Species · AragónRead Article

They Create Cyborg Tadpoles, with Neural Implants that Would Allow to Treat Diseases During Development

Researchers show that the device can be perfectly integrated into the brain A soft, thin and elastic bioelectronic device has been implanted in the future brain of tadpole embryos, where it integrates as that organ develops. A step that, in the future, could help to understand and treat diseases that manifest in the early stages of development. A team from the John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS) at Harvard presented…Mexico · MexicoRead Article

In Amazonas They Discover Venezuela's Number 1,426 Bird Species: the Masked Tangara

The masked tangara, found in Amazonas, has the bright red body, upper jaw and black belly, as well as its wings, thighs and legs Researchers discovered the species of bird number 1,426, known as bull blood of masked antifaz or tangara (ramphocellus nigrogularis), in the community of Pendare of the municipality Autana of the state Amazonas (south).Species · AmazonasRead Article

First Study of the Fossilized Intestine of a Sauropod Revealed that It Barely Chewed Its Last Meal

According to a new investigation, the herbivorous species with characteristic long neck, depended almost entirely on its intestinal microbes to digest the plants from which it fed Between 94 and 101 million years ago, Judy died, a sauropod specimen that inhabited what today is Queensland, to the northeast of Australia. Although, shortly after her death the scavengers removed her remains, much of her body was preserved and was found in 2015. Her …Species · QueenslandRead Article

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