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The world’s largest coral is longer than a blue whale
It is found in the Solomon Islands and has grown continuously for over 300 years.
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The mealworm: Africa’s solution to plastic pollution
The mealworm can degrade up to 50% of polystyrene.
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New nuclear fusion record: QKC reaches 200 million °C towards clean energy
The temperature of 200 million °C reached by QKC is 13 times hotter than the core of the Sun.
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New chemical process optimizes biodiesel production from used oil
The new process converts used oil into biodiesel in just 60 minutes, making it more efficient and sustainable for the industry.
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University of Melbourne 3D bioprinter prints cellular structures in seconds
3D bioprinter prints complex human tissues 350 times faster than traditional technologies.
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New portable device harnesses air humidity to generate electricity
The device uses bacterial spores to convert air humidity into electricity, taking advantage of the difference in charge created between the generated ions.
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The conductive silk thread that will turn your clothes into a source of energy
The researchers managed to get the thread to maintain its electrical properties after one year of use and seven washes.
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Study reveals that Uranus’ moon could host an underground ocean
Although Miranda is tiny compared to other moons, it may harbor a subsurface ocean that occupies nearly half of its internal volume.
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NASA and SpaceX complete Crew-8 mission with safe return to Earth
These commercial missions consolidate public-private collaboration in the space sector, paving the way towards self-sufficiency in future explorations.
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Scientists develop a device that extracts water from the air and saves energy
This breakthrough could benefit both individuals and communities, mitigating the effects of the global water crisis.
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Colossal Biosciences to bring back mammoths through de-extinction
The project involves inserting key genes from the woolly mammoth into the genome of the Asian elephant.
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Dublin scientists discover how to use Martian sand to build space settlements
This discovery could reduce the amount of materials that would need to be transported from Earth, facilitating the creation of extraterrestrial settlements.