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“Breathing” on Mars? Increasingly possible thanks to NASA
NASA makes the dream of breathing on Mars increasingly realistic thanks to technology proposed by the University of Arizona
Read moreDetailsInvent a Removable Orthosis with the Ability to Prevent Foot Drop and Venous Thrombosis and Maintain Muscle Contraction
Results of this study and other surveys can be one of the most effective ways to prevent prevent ankle foot drop, deformity of the toes, muscle atrophy, improve blood flow...
Read moreDetailsRemoval of ampicillin by advanced nanomaterial: What do we stand for developing countries?
Environmental pollution is one of the most pressing problems today, it threatens biodiversity, climate change and many other consequences that humans have to bear. Educating the young generation about environmental...
Read moreDetailsTwo youtubers managed to film the speed of light
Slow Mo Guys' youtubers managed to film the speed of light using ultra slow-motion cameras from CALTECH University in Pasadina
Read moreDetailsUFOs, former President Obama: ‘They exist but we don’t know what they are’
Former US President Obama has intervened in the UFO debate that is inflaming public opinion after the publication of some videos that immediately went viral.
Read moreDetailsThe ‘super pink moon’ is coming: how, when and where to see it
On the night of 27-28 April, a wonderful "pink supermoon" can be admired in the sky, a very rare and exciting astronomical phenomenon.
Read moreDetails100% Italian pasta? Find out with infrared
A CNR research team has developed a system that uses infrared rays to identify pasta made with 100% Italian wheat
Read moreDetailsCovid: when will we get back to normal? ISS sets the date
The ISS study "Return to normal: COVID-19 vaccination under mitigation measures" has indicated the date by which we will reach a "zero-Covid" level in Italy
Read moreDetailsStrange lights in the US sky: Professor Aaron Coyner’s explanation
On Friday night, many residents of the northwestern states of the USA spotted strange flying lights in the sky above their heads: physics professor Coyner tried to give an explanation
Read moreDetailsThe first feasible warp drive model
Two astrophysicists have described the first feasible model of warp drive for spacecraft: in the future will we really be able to travel in space like Captain Kirk?
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