How NAAMES is helping the environment?
NASA’s North Atlantic Aerosols and Marine Ecosystems Study (NAAMES) took to the sea and air to investigate the world’s largest plankton bloom and how it gives rise
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A new method to turn CO2 into Solid Rock
Researchers have find out how to turn CO2 into solid rock, within months.
New map of Jupiter reveals what’s beneath clouds
A new radio map of Jupiter, reveals what’s beneath the clouds on the giant planet.
Universal Cancer vaccine on the horizon
Universal cancer vaccine is on the horizon, after scientists managed to rewire immune cells to fight any type of disease.
Nano stretchy circuits could be used in Wearable Electronics
New integrated nano stretchy circuits, fabricated in interlocking segments like a 3-D puzzle, could be used in wearable electronics, allowing health care staff to monitor patients remotely.
The 100 greatest American films
These are the 100 greatest American movies in film history, according to a poll made by BBC, from around the world…
3D Printing Metal in midair
Laser-assisted 3D printing with metallic inks, could help on the increasing demand for flexible, wearable electronics, antennas, sensors and more.
Kepler announces largest Collection of Planets ever discovered
NASA’s Kepler space telescope mission has just verified 1,284 new planets, doubling its haul in largest exoplanet discovery ever. 2,325 exoplanets and counting…
Earth’s surface is moving up and down ‘like a yo-yo’
Researchers create first detailed global map of flow within the Earth’s mantle, and they find out that the surface is moving up and down “like a yo-yo.”
The Miracle Invisible second Skin
Scientists at MIT created an invisible second skin cream, that disappears wrinkles.