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In a groundbreaking experiment conducted on Mars, scientists have successfully demonstrated the possibility of extracting breathable oxygen from the planet’s thin atmosphere. The Mars Oxygen In-Situ Resource Utilization (ISRU) Experiment, also known as MOXIE, is a compact device housed within NASA’s Perseverance rover. Developed by MIT scientists, this project has made significant strides in generating
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In recent years, there has been an exponential growth in the amount of data being transferred and processed per second. This surge can be attributed to emerging technologies such as high-dimensional quantum communications, large-scale neural networks, and high-capacity networks. However, these technologies demand large bandwidths and high data transfer speeds. To address this issue, researchers
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Neural interfaces play a crucial role in understanding brain disorders and developing effective treatments. However, maintaining the stability and biocompatibility of neural electrode interfaces over long periods remains a challenge. In a recent study published in ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces, Prof. Lu Yi and his research group from the Shenzhen Institute of Advanced Technology
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In response to a groundbreaking report from an independent panel, NASA has taken a significant step forward in investigating unidentified anomalous phenomena (UAPs), which were previously known as UFOs. The agency has appointed a director to oversee UAP research and has expressed its commitment to collaborating with other agencies to expand the collection of UAP
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The Department of Energy’s Oak Ridge National Laboratory has conducted a comprehensive investigation into the behavior of hafnium oxide, also known as hafnia, due to its potential applications in revolutionary semiconductor technologies. Hafnia and similar materials possess ferroelectric properties, which means they have the ability to retain data even when power is disconnected. This characteristic
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Capturing blur-free images of fast movements has always been a challenge in the field of photography. Whether it’s falling water droplets or molecular interactions, the need for ultrafast cameras that can acquire millions of images per second has been a hindrance due to their high cost. However, a group of researchers has recently introduced a
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A recent study led by Penn State researchers reveals the distressing reality of rivers around the world. Contrary to common belief, rivers are warming and losing oxygen faster than oceans, as indicated by the study published in the journal Nature Climate Change. This comprehensive study, which examined nearly 800 rivers, found that 87% experienced warming,
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The realm of space exploration and the limits of human endurance have once again been pushed to new heights as astronaut Frank Rubio shattered the record for the longest in-orbit mission by an American. Spending a staggering 355 days aboard the International Space Station (ISS), Rubio’s awe-inspiring journey showcases both the incredible challenges and unique
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