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China is looking to build ginormous miles-wide ‘megastructures’ in space

China is planning to build miles-wide ‘megastructures’ in orbit, including solar power plants, tourism complexes, gas stations and even asteroid min... read more

Machine-washable smart t-shirt can monitor your heart

Forget smartwatches! Scientists develop machine-washable smart T-SHIRT that monitors your heart better than a chest strap Experts sew nanotube fibres into athl... read more

NASA images show Hurricane Ida from space

NASA has shared images of Hurricane Ida taken aboard the International Space Station (ISS), showing the powerful Category 4 hurricane poised menacingly over No... read more

Wireless charging room delivers electricity over the AIR

A wireless charging room has been developed by scientists that can deliver power through the air to any laptop, tablet or phone without the need for plugs or ca... read more

‘Pesky PIGEONS’ are causing Starlink customers to lose connection

Perching pigeons are causing some customers of Elon Musk’s Starlink broadband service to lose internet access, by sitting on the ‘bird bath’-l... read more

Space: Milky Way could have a dozen supermassive black holes prowling its outer edges

A dozen rogue supermassive black holes may be prowling around the Milky Way, consuming everything in their wake, a study has proposed. Researchers led from Harv... read more

Health: Eating walnuts daily reduces the risk of heart disease and lowers cholesterol by around 8.5%

Adding half-a-cup of walnuts to your daily diet can lower your cholesterol levels by around 8.5 per cent and reduce the risk of heart disease, a study has found... read more

The miracle ‘polypill’: Daily three-in-one medication could halve the risk of a stroke

The miracle ‘polypill’: Daily three-in-one medication could halve the risk of a stroke, researchers say The ‘polypill’ contains a mix of substan... read more

EdbMails to export Exchange 2013 mailbox (any versions) to PTS files

Everyone requires email communication in their personal and professional lives. Because every business has a large amount of data stored in its database, export... read more

What’s the Difference between a CRO and CDMO

Technologies such as Artificial Intelligence and Big Data have revolutionized medical practices. Moreover, discoveries such as stem cell therapy are paving the ... read more

Why should I use a YouTube to Mp3 converter?

YouTube to Mp3 converters is those third-party platforms that allow users to convert their favorite YouTube videos into Mp3 format i.e. audio format. It require... read more

Health: Drinking three cups of coffee a day cuts your risk of dying from heart disease by up to 17%

Drinking three cups of coffee a day cuts your risk of dying from heart disease by up to 17%, study shows Semmelweis University experts explored how coffee might... read more

Living in a greener neighbourhood reduces the risk of cardiovascular disease, study says

You might be able to cut your risk of developing cardiovascular disease (CVD) by moving to a greener area, a new study suggests.  Over a five-year study period... read more

Facebook to launch ‘Novi’ digital wallet by the end of the year, exec says 

Facebook is gearing up to launch a digital wallet that would let users store cryptocurrencies, one of the company’s top executives says. The head of Faceb... read more

Female octopuses throw shells, silt, and other debris at males who are harassing them

Octopuses in Australia have devised a useful approach for fending off sexual harassment—throwing clumps of shells and sand at aggressors. Researchers at the U... read more

Cane toad tadpoles have turned to CANNIBALISM in Australia, study finds

Cane toad tadpoles have turned to CANNIBALISM in Australia because there is a lack of food supply for the more than 200 million frogs in the region, study finds... read more

More than 40% of Americans believe some UFO sightings are alien spacecraft

More than two-fifths of all Americans now believe that some UFOs are alien spacecraft, up significantly since 2019, according to a newly published poll. Accordi... read more

NASA’s Perseverance is trying again to collect Mars samples after the first rocks crumbled to pieces

After NASA’s Perseverance rover came up empty in its attempt to collect rock samples from Mars earlier this month, it’s ready for another go-round. ... read more

Health: Premature babies feel less pain when they hear their mothers’ voice while in intensive care

While undergoing procedures in intensive care, premature babies feel less pain if they can hear their mother’s voices talking to them, a study has conclud... read more

Candela’s C-8 electric hydrofoil speedboat can go 35mph and last over 56 miles before charging

Just months after introducing the world’s first AI-powered, electric hydrofoil, Swedish boatbuilder Candela has unveiled its $339,000 sequel, which can go... read more

When pigs fly! Wild boars work together to free two piglets trapped inside a cage

In the dead of night on January 28, 2020, a group of wild boars carried out a mission to rescue two piglets caught in a cage east of Prague in the Czech Republi... read more

Elon Musk blasts Jeff Bezos, saying he has a ‘full-time job filing lawsuits against SpaceX’

Jeff Bezos in front of Blue Origin’s space capsule Dubbed the ‘NewSpace’ set, Jeff Bezos, Sir Richard Branson and Elon Musk all say they were ... read more

Disease that blinded, killed thousands of US birds may be tied to eating Brood X cicadas

A mysterious deadly disease that was killing thousands of blue jays, robins, starlings and other songbirds across the mid-Atlantic US this summer seems to be su... read more

Mystery firm is developing a base in low Earth orbit for civilian astronauts

A new fully private space station is being developed and could launch in a few years, according to the firm hired to build a life support system for the outpost... read more