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Oct 4, 2024
Beyond DART: How Nuclear Blasts Could Save Us from Giant Asteroids
In a new study, scientists at Sandia National Laboratories have demonstrated a novel approach to planetary defence that could revolutionise our ability to protect Earth from potentially catastrophic asteroid impacts. This research, published in Nature Physics, explores the use of X-rays generated by nuclear explosions to deflect dangerous asteroids, offering a promising alternative to traditional impact-based methods.
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Charleston J Barton
Food & Health
Oct 4, 2024
Red Light Therapy: Illuminating New Frontiers in Skin Care
Red light therapy, also known as low-level light therapy (LLLT) or photo biomodulation, is emerging as a promising non-invasive treatment in the realm of dermatology and skin care. This innovative approach utilizes specific wavelengths of red and near-infrared light to stimulate cellular function and promote healing.
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Kirsten Etheridge
Science & Energy
Oct 4, 2024
Red to Rescue: Scientists Turn CO2 into Powerful Cancer-Fighting Compound
Scientists have developed an innovative technology to convert carbon dioxide into lycopene, a powerful antioxidant with potential cancer-fighting properties.
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Kirsten Etheridge
Technology
Sep 23, 2024
OpenAI's Unprecedented $6 Billion Funding Round Signals AI Dominance Ambitions
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Liam Alexander
Science & Energy
Oct 4, 2024
New Hybrid Anode Paves Way for Safer Potassium Batteries
In a significant advancement for energy storage technology, scientists have developed a dendrite-free metallic-potassium anode for potassium-based batteries.
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Kirsten Etheridge
Science & Energy
Oct 4, 2024
Solar Energy Evolution: Hybrid System Breaks Efficiency Barriers
Researchers have unveiled a new hybrid device that promises to revolutionize solar energy capture and storage, addressing one of the most significant challenges in solar power adoption: the intermittent nature of solar energy production.
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Kirsten Etheridge
Science & Energy
Oct 4, 2024
13.8 Billion Years of Data: Scientists Create 'Eternal' Memory Crystal
In an era where data storage and preservation are becoming increasingly critical, scientists at the University of Southampton have made an incredible advancement. They've successfully stored the entire human genome on a revolutionary '5D memory crystal', potentially safeguarding humanity's genetic blueprint for billions of years.
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Charleston J Barton
Food & Health
Oct 4, 2024
Migraine Breakthrough: Study of 89,000 Patients Reveals Surprising Best Treatment
In a groundbreaking study that promises to reshape migraine treatment strategies worldwide, researchers from the University of Oxford have identified the most effective medications for acute migraine relief. This comprehensive analysis, published in The British Medical Journal, offers new hope for the millions of people who suffer from this debilitating neurological condition.
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Charleston J Barton
Science & Energy
Oct 4, 2024
Microbes to Meals: CO2's Nutritional Transformation
German researchers have unveiled a novel technique to convert carbon dioxide into protein and vitamin B9, offering a potential solution to global food security challenges.
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Kirsten Etheridge
Food & Health
Oct 4, 2024
Golden Lettuce: Nature's New Nutritional Powerhouse
Spanish researchers have made a significant advancement in the field of nutritional science, developing a genetically engineered lettuce variety that boasts an impressive 30 times more nutrients than its conventional counterpart.
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Kirsten Etheridge
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