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Scientists Have Demonstrated Quantum Entanglement on a Tiny Satellite Orbiting Earth

Cortez DeacetisJune 28, 2020

In the peculiar industry of quantum physics, quantum entanglement – what Einstein termed "spooky action at a length" – stands out as one of the most intriguing phenomena. And now...

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Scientists Have Found a New Liquid Phase After 100 Years of Searching

Cortez DeacetisJune 11, 2020

A liquid phase initially proposed in the 1910s has lastly been realised. Working with a liquid crystal compound, researchers have identified a new "ferroelectric nematic" phase that could open up...

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Titan Is Drifting Away From Saturn 100 Times Faster Than Scientists Expected

Cortez DeacetisJune 9, 2020

On human timescales, points in the Photo voltaic Procedure seem to be to be quite set in position. More than cosmic timescales, it is really all slowly slipping aside. The...

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Scientists Just Created Artificial Red Blood Cells That May Be Even Better Than The Real Thing

Cortez DeacetisJune 5, 2020

Thanks to swift advances in technological know-how, prosthetic limbs and artificial organs are pushing previous the limits of what mother nature delivers us. It is really now blood's turn for...

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From Hamsters to Baboons: The Animals Helping Scientists Understand the Coronavirus

Cortez DeacetisMay 18, 2020

Experts are scrambling to study how the novel coronavirus, SARS-CoV-two, causes sickness, as well as racing to establish therapies and, critically, a vaccine. The operate depends closely on a almost...

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Soviet Scientists Rebuke Media for ‘Cheap Sensationalism’

Cortez DeacetisMay 15, 2020

At first revealed in January 1960 Credit history: Scientific AmericanAd “The press of the Soviet Union has been astounding its visitors with accounts of a ‘revolution’ in science and a...

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Scientists Find Honeybees Can Trigger ‘Virgin Births’ With Just a Single Gene

Cortez DeacetisMay 8, 2020

Hollywood has by no means made a motion picture about South Africa's Cape honeybees, and frankly it is a travesty.The pitch writes itself: Aspiring to grow to be a queen,...

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National Academies, National Science Foundation Create Network to Connect Decision-Makers with Social Scientists on Pressing COVID-19 Questions

Cortez DeacetisMay 5, 2020

The Nationwide Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medication and the Nationwide Science Basis declared nowadays the development of a Societal Gurus Motion Community (SEAN) to link social and behavioral science...

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In Good News, Scientists Built a Device That Generates Electricity ‘Out of Thin Air’

Cortez DeacetisApril 12, 2020

They found it buried in the muddy shores of the Potomac River more than three decades ago: a strange "sediment organism" that could do things nobody had ever seen before...

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Why Do White Men and Scientists Tend to Downplay the Risks of Technology?

Cortez DeacetisApril 7, 2020

Scientific American April 2020The naive solution is that white adult men and researchers are coldly rational—but that’s not the whole taleScientists normally complain that people are irrational in their opposition...

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Scientists Have Demonstrated Quantum Entanglement on a Tiny Satellite Orbiting Earth

Scientists Have Found a New Liquid Phase After 100 Years of Searching

Titan Is Drifting Away From Saturn 100 Times Faster Than Scientists Expected

Scientists Just Created Artificial Red Blood Cells That May Be Even Better Than The Real Thing

From Hamsters to Baboons: The Animals Helping Scientists Understand the Coronavirus

Soviet Scientists Rebuke Media for ‘Cheap Sensationalism’

Scientists Find Honeybees Can Trigger ‘Virgin Births’ With Just a Single Gene

In Good News, Scientists Built a Device That Generates Electricity ‘Out of Thin Air’

Why Do White Men and Scientists Tend to Downplay the Risks of Technology?

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Astronomers Spot a Planet Unlike Any We’ve Seen Before Orbiting a Distant Star

Young Great White Sharks Eat Off the Floor

Color-Changing Ink Turns Clothes into Giant Chemical Sensors

Effect of COVID-19, pandemics on global surgical outreach

Host selected for 4th Symposium on Space Educational Activities

‘Hybrid’ Quantum Networking Demonstrated for First Time

Dogs Necessary for Only a Few Areas of Research at Veterans Affairs – Agency Should Adopt Expanded Criteria for Using Dogs

Prescribers Should Restrict the Use of Non-FDA-Approved Compounded Bioidentical Hormones, Except for Specific Medical Circumstances

Hundreds of Elephants Have Died in Botswana, And We Don’t Know Why

School absenteeism has surprising consequences for adults

Black and Native American youth experience more family deaths, may hinder education

Engineers use “DNA origami” to identify vaccine design rules