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Russia Experiences Massive Explosion with Failed Missile Test

08.15.2019 10:24 AM

Rosgidromet said that readings for gamma radiation at testing stations ranged from 4 to 16 times the normal rate.

The Science Behind the Viral “Fish Cannon” Video

08.14.2019 10:09 AM

Not only is the process fun to watch, but it also serves as a more efficient way to transport fish. The web's most viral video-for now-is of a giant tube that transports living fish across dry landat an exceptional rate.

New Cheap and Efficient Polymer for Natural Gas Adsorption, Synthesized by Researchers

08.14.2019 09:45 AM

The development of a new adsorptive material for natural gas storage will greatly lessen greenhouse gas emissions.

How Playing Football Can Damage the Brain, and Not Through Concussions

08.14.2019 08:24 AM

Study suggests that even minor hits to players’ heads can result in brain damage. If there's one thing that a majority of Americans hold near and dear to their hearts, it's American football.

Ethiopia Plants More Than 350 Million Trees in 12 Hours

08.14.2019 08:14 AM

The project is part of the Green Legacy Initiative, which is being held in over 1,000 areas in Ethiopia

Teenager and the Ocean Win Big with Microplastic Extraction Project

08.14.2019 08:13 AM

An Irish teenager may have discovered a way to save our oceans from microplastics. Fionn Ferreira is an 18-year old from West Cork, Ireland who was recently awarded 50,000 dollars in educational funding by Google Science Fair for his project that successfully removes microplastics from water.

Using AI to Predict Volcanic Eruptions

08.13.2019 06:01 AM

Volcanologists are using satellite imagery and artificial intelligence to keep a closer eye on more volcanoes.

Extremely Accurate Sensors for 3D Cameras to Be Launched Soon by Sorex Sensors

08.13.2019 06:00 AM

Smartphones are about to get a makeover as new and highly accurate sensors have been developed. Increasingly in demand, manufacturers of smartphones are constantly improving the quality and features of their products.

Scientist Attempts to Debunk the Growing Trend of Plant Neurology

08.13.2019 06:00 AM

Plant biologist says that plant consciousness is evolutionarily impossible. The field in which plants are believed to maintain a consciousness, self-awareness, and have the ability to feel things such as happiness or sorrow is called "plant neurology".

Fraunhofer Institutes Looking to Mass Produce Textile-Based Solar Cells

08.13.2019 05:58 AM

The textile-based solar cells may be used on buildings and lorries. Fraunhofer Institutes and their partners have been looking to increase the market for the textile industry and this led them to the development of textile-based solar cells that they wish to produce in a commercialized scale in the future.

Gold Nanoseaweed: Thinnest Piece of Gold Synthesized by Researchers in the UK

08.12.2019 13:16 PM

Only two atoms thick, the thinnest piece of gold has potential in a number of different areas of application.

Lego-like Therapeutic Brain Implants That Can Be Controlled by a Smartphone

08.12.2019 13:15 PM

Compact therapeutic brain implants would potentially solve current issue on complex, bulky, and short-term drug and light delivery systems.

New Striding Robotic Cane on Wheels Provides Walking Stability

08.12.2019 13:13 PM

Engineers develop an autonomous robotic can with a sense of light touch that guides users and stabilizes the way they walk.

Banana Killing Fungus Reaches the Americas

08.12.2019 13:13 PM

After decades of confinement to the Eastern hemisphere, a deadly, banana killing fungus has made its way to Latin America.

This Artificial Tongue Only Likes Authentic Whisky

08.12.2019 09:29 AM

A tongue made of a bimetallic nanostructure that works under the principle of light absorption can potentially be used to lessen alcohol counterfeit.

What Better Way to Inspire New Artificial Intelligence than Natural Intelligence—the Brain

08.12.2019 06:14 AM

Scientists look at the underrated relationship neurobiology and machine learning to develop a new type of artificial intelligence.

The Terrascope: A Large Space Telescope That Would Use the Earth’s Atmosphere as a Lens

08.12.2019 06:13 AM

Astronomers propose to use the Earth’s atmosphere to refract light like a giant telescope lens. Telescopes only keep getting bigger now with the increasing need for it in researches.

Italy’s Furniture Giant Launches AR and VR Furniture Shopping

08.12.2019 06:13 AM

Natuzzi has launched their first Augmented Store, where customers can virtually move things around their home.

The Prevention of Mass Shootings: Are Researchers Focusing in the Right Place?

08.11.2019 09:45 AM

Is understanding why the shooters committed these acts as effective as finding ways to prevent them?

The Next 3 Tech Innovations That Are Going to Change the World

08.11.2019 07:20 AM

Smartphones, self-driving cars, and humanoid robots pale in comparison to the future of technology. Technological innovation has completely changed the world from what it was a half-century ago.

Scientists Develop Robots That Can Heal Themselves

08.11.2019 07:19 AM

A European commission-funded research aims to develop robots that can repair themselves, making them more efficient and sustainable.

Designers in Indonesia Propose to Build a Submersible Iceberg Factory to Help Bring Back the Icebergs

08.11.2019 07:17 AM

Proponents are hopeful that these submarine-like vessels would help pop out icebergs to rebuild the melting ice in the ocean, but experts have some questions.

Scientists Hope to Look at Hair Composition in the Diagnosis of Mental Health in the Future

08.11.2019 07:16 AM

Research says that there is a normal level of cortisol in the hair; too much or too little of it relates with likelihood of depression in teens.

How News Coverage of Racism and Gun Violence Affects Children

08.10.2019 08:25 AM

Children that experience racism or prejudice on the playground show similar signs to those who have experienced humanitarian crisis.

Microplastics are No Match for These Tiny Magnetic Coils

08.04.2019 04:59 AM

Magnetic coils of carbon nanotubes release chemicals that would break down microplastics. The effects of plastic in our environment has greatly influenced our way of living.

Basic Logic Help Monkeys in Decision Making, According to Study

08.04.2019 04:59 AM

Basic logic, and not the idea of reward, has been observed by monkeys when identifying order of items in a list.

Superlubricity Simulation in the Laboratory, Believed to Cut Down Energy Loss

08.04.2019 04:58 AM

Scientist study materials with the least amount of friction at the atomic level. It is common knowledge that friction is everywhere, even in the places where we least take note of it.

You Can’t Just Kill This Robot Cockroach With a Step

08.04.2019 04:58 AM

Mobile and robust, this tiny robot is the next step to environmental exploration and disaster relief.

Biomanufacturing is Now Being Tested at the International Space Station

08.04.2019 04:57 AM

Researchers are looking to 3D print blood vessels and tissues in space. With both medical and technological advancements, a lot of scientists and researchers have been working on 3D printing bodily materials like organs, and some of these organs even have the intricate details of blood vessels and tissues over the past few years.