[ad_1] US Secretary of Homeland Security Kirstjen Nielsen at the Capitol Building in Washington, DC for an in camera briefing in August 2018.Photo: Alex Wong (Getty Images) The Department of Homeland Security …
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[ad_1] By Josh Hafner, USA TODAY A rare fruit could wind up in U.S. stores in the near future after scientists splice its DNA to make it heartier and more efficient. It's …
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[ad_1] Share this story! Inform your friends on your social network of what you read. Firefighters save tiny bears from trash cans We do not know how these cubs came here, but …
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[ad_1] A tiny German asteroid lander is expected to touch down on its target late Tuesday, Oct. 2 (EDT). The craft is on a quest to send back data about the mysterious …
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[ad_1] There is a very small possibility that the Earth's size will be reduced to a "hyperdense sphere" measuring only 330 feet in diameter, the length of two football fields, by particle …
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[ad_1] The rotating globes of May 28 and July 1 show a global dust storm that completely masks the surface of Mars. Credits: NASA / JPL-Caltech / MSSS Eyeballs, human and robotic, …
Read More »[ad_1] Under the name of RainCube, this radar-infused CubeSat prototype could be the solution for more accurate weather forecasts, says NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) team. Small, shoebox-sized satellite instruments use JPL's …
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[ad_1] The same storm captured by RainCube is seen here in the infrared of only one meteorological satellite, the GOES (Geoweather Operational Environmental Satellite) of the NOAA. Credit: NOAA How many times …
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[ad_1] A tiny robot with "caterpillar" legs could be used to carry drugs inside the human body. Researchers at the origin of this technology claim to have the equivalent strength of a …
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