[ad_1] Posted on Oct 6, 2018 Exciting new research provides a breakthrough that can eventually be explained by quantum mechanics – a new approach to one of the most enduring mysteries in …
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[ad_1] Artificial intelligenceCreative Commons Will we ever be able to determine the answers to the origin of life using quantum mechanics? And if it is possible, can there also be a coded …
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[ad_1] NEW YORK – A US Army research group is studying the possibility of deploying insects to make plants more resilient by modifying their genes. Some experts say that this work could …
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[ad_1] Prepared for this special project. The venue will be the International Space Station. The scientists said that in the near future, thousands of worms would be stolen in space. They are …
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[ad_1] Popular mechanics In 2013, the European Space Agency launched the Gaia satellite with the ambitious goal of mapping all the stars of our galaxy. Recently, scientists used the data collected by …
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[ad_1] A team of scientists from the Hong Kong Baptist University (HKBU) has detected in sunscreen chemicals that can cause birth defects and infertility. In their study, they discovered that chemicals in …
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[ad_1] Scientists at the University of Washington (USA) have created the world's first three-party network for telepathic signaling, ScienceAlert announced on Friday. The researchers have developed a special BrainNet neural network whose …
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[ad_1] Many species of dogs have specific characteristics that betray them. The Bull Terriers have a long, flat nose, Dalmatians have their iconic spots and the pugs look like small potatoes. The …
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[ad_1] The scientists said the information could help explain, for example, whether internal factors such as inbreeding or genetic variation in the immune system prevent whales from bouncing. A new scientific effort …
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[ad_1] Human nucleus with fluorescently labeled chromatin (green) and two nucleoli (purple) during nucleolar coalescence. Credit: Christina Caragine and Alexandra Zidovska, Department of Physics, New York University A team of physicists has …
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