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[ad_1] Imagine an egalitarian society that treats women and men with the same respect, in which both sexes have the same opportunities and the economy is strong. What would happen to gender …
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[ad_1] The Ross ice floe, photographed in 2003. The researchers discovered that by monitoring the seismic effects of wind on the surface of a platform, they could better understand its structural integrity. …
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[ad_1] Folding bowls for dogs, flexible medical tubes and drinking straws all seem to work on a common principle, breaking down in a variety of mechanically stable and useful states. Despite the …
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[ad_1] Credit: CC0 Public Domain For many years, quantum computers were more than just an idea. Today, companies, governments and intelligence agencies are investing in the development of quantum technology. Robert König, …
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[ad_1] A new study conducted by an Irish scientist revealed that dandelion seeds use a form of flight that serves no purpose other than nature to disperse. Eventually, the results of the …
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[ad_1] By J.R. Skok The SETI Institute scientist, John Roma (J.R.) Skok, is working with NASA to help decide where the March 2020 rover could collect samples. On October 16th, the scientific …
Read More »After Russia abandons Soyuz, Russia wants three successful robotic flights before next crew launch
[ad_1] A few minutes after takeoff on 11 October, a Soyuz rocket failed, sending the two astronauts on board in free fall, prompting a Russian inquiry into what was wrong. Credit: NASA …
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