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[ad_1] Peatlands in parts of the world, including Canada, Siberia and Southeast Asia, have already become important sources of carbon. The same fate could soon arrive for the Peruvian peat bogs. Credit: …

[ad_1] A glucose powered biopile developed by researchers at the Georgia Institute of Technology and Korea University uses cotton fiber electrodes and could potentially power implanted medical devices such as pacemakers and …

[ad_1] Some animals have a great odorous power. They explore, interpret and understand their world with such sensitivity that people enlisted in dogs to solve the crime and detect cancer on the …

[ad_1] "Oumuamua," whose name means "messenger from afar," was immediately sighted by astronomers in Hawaii: it immediately captured the imagination of scientists because it was the first known interstellar object to pass …

[ad_1] MEDIA CONTACT Only available for connected journalists Newswise – CHAPEL HILL – Using a technology similar to that used for facial and speech recognition on a smartphone, researchers at the North …

[ad_1] On November 26, NASA will do the story on Mars. The latest Mars probe of the space agency, the InSight March lander, will land in the flat plains of Elysium Planitia …

[ad_1] This undated photo provided by Georgia Tech in November 2018 shows a domestic cat grooming his fur. (Candler Hobbs / Georgia Tech via AP) Cat lovers know when kittens are grooming, …

[ad_1] Kurt Eberly has almost no hair and loses more. His job is to launch, twice a year, a metal cylinder containing several tons of supplies, at high speed to the International …

[ad_1] A wombat is seen in the wombats of the Cleland Wildlife Park in Adelaide, South Australia, Australia.(Photo: David Mariuz, EPA) The researchers may have found the answer to a mystery in …

[ad_1] What goes down must happen – maybe in the form of molten lava. As the tectonic plates move, they drag our oceans deep into the earth's crust, causing earthquakes, magma production …