Category: 7. Science
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Shaping Carbon Fiber With Electricity – Eurasia Review
Controlled manipulation of the fibers that are as thin as or even thinner than human hair is a real challenge. Despite the technology development, the precise and reversible change of the microfibers’ orientation, like the tweezers, is…
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Four new astronauts arrive via SpaceX rocket at International Space Station | International Space Station
The International Space Station (ISS) returned to full strength with Saturday’s arrival of four new astronauts to replace colleagues who bailed early because of health concerns.
SpaceX delivered the US, French and Russian astronauts a day after…
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Official start of ESA astronaut Sophie Adenot’s εpsilon mission
Science & Exploration 14/02/2026
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0 likesThe SpaceX Dragon Freedom capsule carrying ESA astronaut Sophie Adenot, NASA astronauts Jessica Meir and Jack Hathaway, and Roscosmos cosmonaut…
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Stanford Researchers Chart Mysterious Earthquakes in Earth’s Mantle – SciTechDaily
- Stanford Researchers Chart Mysterious Earthquakes in Earth’s Mantle SciTechDaily
- Study reveals the extent of rare earthquakes in deep layer below Earth’s crust Stanford Doerr School of Sustainability
- ‘Impossible’ mantle earthquakes actually…
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Ultrafast and specific miRNA quantification via single-molecule fluorescence quenching kinetics
Piatak, M. Jr. et al. High levels of HIV-1 in plasma during all stages of infection determined by competitive PCR. Science 259, 1749–1754 (1993).
Yoshioka, K. et al. Detection of hepatitis C…
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Three-year heatwave bleached half the planet’s coral reefs: study
A new study published this week showed that more than half of the world’s coral reefs were bleached between 2014-2017 — a record-setting episode now being eclipsed by another series of devastating heatwaves.
The analysis concluded that…
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Scientists find a freezing cold “Earth”
From NASA’s retired Kepler Space Telescope data, an international science team has found a candidate exoplanet that is similar to Earth but way cooler — even cooler than Mars. The candidate planet is called HD 137010 b.
HD 137010 b is…
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Elephants have tiny whiskers on their trunks that work like sensors
Elephants can lift a heavy log and, moments later, pick up something as fragile as a tortilla chip without crushing it.
A new study suggests part of that finesse comes from a surprising feature: tiny whiskers on the trunk that are built to…
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Did Life Begin as Slime? Scientists Propose Novel ‘Gel-First’ Origin of Life Theory
Long before the first cell divided, before DNA carried genetic instructions, and before membranes enclosed the chemistry of life, Earth may have been coated in something far humbler: slime.
Not the kind that oozes from…
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