Inflatable Spinal implants to treat Severe Pain
Engineers and clinicians developed an ultra-thin, inflatable device that can be used to treat the most severe forms of pain including leg and back pain.
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The Star Systems that could be watching Earth
Exoplanets around some nearby stars, have a cosmic front-row seat to see if Earth holds life.
Bacteria converts Plastic waste into vanilla flavoring
Scientists have found a new way to eliminate plastic pollution, by using bacteria to transform plastic waste into vanilla flavoring.
The Space Telescope that will scan the skies for Dangerous Asteroids
NASA has assigned UArizona to lead mission for a Space Telescope that will scan the skies, for dangerous Near-Earth Asteroids.
Liquid Water on Moons of free-floating Exoplanets
The moons of rogue exoplanets that don’t have stars could have water and be a good place to find life.
X-Rays from Uranus
Astronomers using NASA’s Chandra X-ray Observatory, have detected X-rays from Uranus for the first time.
Blue Abyss world’s biggest and deepest Indoor Pool
World’s biggest and deepest indoor pool, Blue Abyss, to be built in the UK.
Scientists see Atoms at Record Resolution
Scientists by zooming-in on a crystal 100 million times, capture the highest ever resolution images of atoms.
The “Unhackable” Computer Chip
The “unhackable” Morpheus computer chip is described as “like trying to solve a Rubik’s Cube, that is constantly being reshaped.”
Battery quick-charging breakthrough for electric cars
Harvard researchers design long-lasting, stable, solid-state lithium battery to fix quick-charging 40-year problem.
