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Physicists at ETH Zurich have developed a lens that can transform infrared light into visible light by halving the wavelength of incident light. The study is published in Advanced Materials.
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A team of engineers at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory has outlined the decade-long development and testing of what was originally known as the Europa Lander prototype—a partially autonomous robot designed to find out if Jupiter's moon Europa harbors life be…
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Scientists develop an advanced method to better confine energetic particles in fusion reactors, significantly boosting stellarator efficiency.
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Mars’ surface hides a secret that has puzzled scientists for decades — now, AI has brought us closer than ever to the truth.
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ChatGPT a dit : A mysterious animal discovered in southern Brazil is unlike anything seen before — part wild fox, part domestic dog. Scientists are baffled by its unusual traits and genetic makeup.
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Scientists using satellite data to analyze the behavior of the world's oceans have spotted unusual forces operating on and below the surface.
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The first quarter moon is the perfect opportunity to explore shadowed craters lining the terminator.
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For over a century, scientists have wrestled with one of biology’s most fundamental mysteries: how the first animals evolved.
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Apple is working on a revamped version of its Shortcuts app that features Apple Intelligence integration, reports Bloomberg. For anyone unfamiliar...
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New research suggests that the idea of transforming the Red Planet might not be so far-fetched after all.
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Scientists may have found a planet orbiting two brown dwarfs at a wild 90-degree tilt—something never seen before.
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Corals can drown. But a new study shows sea level rise isn’t the only factor at play.
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New research from Syracuse University and MIT uncovers how Earth's atmosphere slowly filled with oxygen, reshaping life as we know it.
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Scientists analyzing an ultra-hot giant planet believe it was formed by absorbing lightweight gases like methane evaporating from tiny space pebbles, while being bombarded with large rocky objects.
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The human brain can make sense of sentences — even when the vowels are missing.
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The sharp turnaround on mRNA vaccines shows the unprecedented rise of anti-vaccine activists to power
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Strange, dark streaks on Martian slopes that once hinted at flowing water are now believed to be dry dust slides, revealed through AI analysis of nearly 500,000 features.
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As US science faces record cuts to funding, jobs, and facilities, these 10 quotes help remind us how science brings value to us all.
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Why take this? Why do anything? Why even wonder? What is the meaning of it all?
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The Galerie David Guiraud presents an exhibition on the theme of deep space, that is, the nebulae and galaxies of our universe that have […]
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Neanderthals may have used a red pigment on a rock to shape what looks like art - a rendition of a facial figure from 43,000 years ago.
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For now, complex life flourishes on our planet thanks to its supply of oxygen.
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Ultra clean, air-free measurements reveal a new property of graphene. Graphene is often called a "miracle material" because it is both mechanically extremely strong and highly conductive, making it ideal for many technological applications. Physicists at the …
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