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NASA tests gecko tech to pick up and recycle space trash
Gizmag
Gripping technology inspired by the force that geckos use to climb even vertical, smooth surfaces has been tested in microgravity. Researchers want to see if it might one day be used to get work done in outer space, and clean up the increasing amount of ...
NASA's gecko grippers to grab space debrisBusiness Standard
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Gripping technology inspired by the force that geckos use to climb even vertical, smooth surfaces has been tested in microgravity. Researchers want to see if it might one day be used to get work done in outer space, and clean up the increasing amount of ...
NASA's gecko grippers to grab space debris
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China deploys submersible in Indian Ocean to explore metals
Economic Times
BEIJING: China's deep-sea manned submersible today carried out its first dive in the southwest Indian Ocean to look for deposits of copper, zinc and other precious metals. The submersible Jiaolong commenced its dive in hydrothermal area in Indian Ocean ...
China's deep-sea sub Jiaolong dives in Indian OceanXinhua
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Economic Times
BEIJING: China's deep-sea manned submersible today carried out its first dive in the southwest Indian Ocean to look for deposits of copper, zinc and other precious metals. The submersible Jiaolong commenced its dive in hydrothermal area in Indian Ocean ...
China's deep-sea sub Jiaolong dives in Indian Ocean
NPR
3 reasons lack of exercise is making your bones fragile
TheHealthSite
According to a research published in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, lack of exercise or physical activity is one of the main reasons more and more people today have fragile bones compared to early human species.
Less exercise leads to fragile bonesThe Hans India
Human Bones Lighter, More Fragile with the Switch from Foraging to FarmingNature World News
It's true! Laziness can leave your bones brittleHindustan Times
Market Business News
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TheHealthSite
According to a research published in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, lack of exercise or physical activity is one of the main reasons more and more people today have fragile bones compared to early human species.
Less exercise leads to fragile bones
Human Bones Lighter, More Fragile with the Switch from Foraging to Farming
It's true! Laziness can leave your bones brittle
Daily Mail
Is the key to spotting killer meteorites blowing in the solar wind?
Daily Mail
Solar wind and other particles from the sun could give us an early warning of space rocks heading for Earth, researchers have found. They say changes in the solar wind, plasma and other types of particle could give away the location of rocks currently missed ...
Solar wind may help detect Earth-bound space rocksJagran Post
Meteor radar? Solar wind could help predict impactsFox News
Solar wind may predict earth-bound meteoroidsDaijiworld.com
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Daily Mail
Solar wind and other particles from the sun could give us an early warning of space rocks heading for Earth, researchers have found. They say changes in the solar wind, plasma and other types of particle could give away the location of rocks currently missed ...
Solar wind may help detect Earth-bound space rocks
Meteor radar? Solar wind could help predict impacts
Solar wind may predict earth-bound meteoroids
News Nation
Map created of distribution of water vapour in Mars' atmosphere
News Nation
Washington: Scientists, including NASA researchers, have created a 'map' of the distribution of water vapour in Mars' atmosphere. Researchers observed seasonal variations in atmospheric concentrations in Mars using data collected over ten years by the ...
Researchers create map of water vapor distribution in Mars' atmosphereDaily News & Analysis
Mars water vapour distribution map createdDaijiworld.com
Scientists 'map' water vapor in Martian atmosphereMacro Insider
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News Nation
Washington: Scientists, including NASA researchers, have created a 'map' of the distribution of water vapour in Mars' atmosphere. Researchers observed seasonal variations in atmospheric concentrations in Mars using data collected over ten years by the ...
Researchers create map of water vapor distribution in Mars' atmosphere
Mars water vapour distribution map created
Scientists 'map' water vapor in Martian atmosphere
Product Design & Development
Atom-Thick CCD Could Capture Images
Product Design & Development
Rice University graduate student Sidong Lei displays a three-pixel prototype made with atomically thin layers of CIS. The new material developed at Rice shows promise for two-dimensional electronics. Image credit: Jeff Fitlow/Rice UniversityAn atomically ...
New Material Promises the Thinnest-Ever Imaging DeviceNDTV
New material may lead to superthin imaging devicesBusiness Standard
Atom-thick material could be used to create ultra-slim imaging devicesDaily Mail
West Texas News
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Product Design & Development
Rice University graduate student Sidong Lei displays a three-pixel prototype made with atomically thin layers of CIS. The new material developed at Rice shows promise for two-dimensional electronics. Image credit: Jeff Fitlow/Rice UniversityAn atomically ...
New Material Promises the Thinnest-Ever Imaging Device
New material may lead to superthin imaging devices
Atom-thick material could be used to create ultra-slim imaging devices
Jagran Post
Rare rainbow-coloured 'mother-of-pearl' clouds seen in Norway
Economic Times
OSLO: Sky watchers were in for a pleasant surprise when they spotted rare rainbow-coloured 'mother-of-pearl' clouds in the Norwegian skies. Polar stratospheric clouds were seen over the Arctic circle yesterday just after sunset. The clouds, also known as ...
Beautiful, bright polar stratospheric clouds spotted in NorwayWashington Post (blog)
Fantastically colorful clouds spotted in Arctic stratosphereSouthgate Amateur Radio Club
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Economic Times
OSLO: Sky watchers were in for a pleasant surprise when they spotted rare rainbow-coloured 'mother-of-pearl' clouds in the Norwegian skies. Polar stratospheric clouds were seen over the Arctic circle yesterday just after sunset. The clouds, also known as ...
Beautiful, bright polar stratospheric clouds spotted in Norway
Fantastically colorful clouds spotted in Arctic stratosphere
West Texas News
Coffee Could be Filled with Tiny Beetles: Study
West Texas News
As per a recent study conducted by researchers from the University of Sao Paulo in Brazil, tiny beetles are indulged in carnal activity in coffee beans. The findings of the study were published in the Journal of Insect Behavior. Discovery News also reported that ...
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West Texas News
As per a recent study conducted by researchers from the University of Sao Paulo in Brazil, tiny beetles are indulged in carnal activity in coffee beans. The findings of the study were published in the Journal of Insect Behavior. Discovery News also reported that ...
National Geographic
NASA's NuStar Provides Insight On Sun After Snapping First Image
Full-Time Whistle
NASA's Nuclear Spectroscopic Telescope Array, or NuSTAR, has snapped its first picture of the sun, producing the most sensitive solar portrait ever taken in high-energy X-rays and also providing new insight. Editor : David JACKMAN Category : SCIENCE23 ...
NASA's NuSTAR spacecraft captures stunning image of our sunNational Monitor
NuSTAR captures the sun's X-rays3News NZ
NASA's NuSTAR Telescope takes one hell of a snap of the SunFrontline Desk
IJ Review
CNET
SlashGear
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Full-Time Whistle
NASA's Nuclear Spectroscopic Telescope Array, or NuSTAR, has snapped its first picture of the sun, producing the most sensitive solar portrait ever taken in high-energy X-rays and also providing new insight. Editor : David JACKMAN Category : SCIENCE23 ...
NASA's NuSTAR spacecraft captures stunning image of our sun
NuSTAR captures the sun's X-rays
NASA's NuSTAR Telescope takes one hell of a snap of the Sun
Birds may be able to sense severe storms and flee
Economic Times
WASHINGTON: Golden-winged warblers may be able to hear deadly storms thousands of kilometres away and flee to safer places, according to a new study. The study conducted by researchers at the University of California, Berkeley, found that warblers ...
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Economic Times
WASHINGTON: Golden-winged warblers may be able to hear deadly storms thousands of kilometres away and flee to safer places, according to a new study. The study conducted by researchers at the University of California, Berkeley, found that warblers ...
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