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The Construction of The First US Offshore Wind Farm Is Finally Complete

The Construction of The First US Offshore Wind Farm Is Finally Complete

By Jelor Gallego

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World First: Ultrasound Used to “Jump-Start” Patient’s Brain out of a Coma

The Greenland Shark: Research Reveals the Longest-Living Vertebrate on the Planet

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The Greenland Shark: Research Reveals the Longest-Living Vertebrate on the Planet

Volkswagen’s First All-Electric Car Can Run 300 Miles on Just a 15-Minute Charge

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Volkswagen’s First All-Electric Car Can Run 300 Miles on Just a 15-Minute Charge

By Cecille De Jesus

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MIT’s 3D-Printed Shape-Shifting Objects Could Revolutionize Medicine

By Jasmine Solana

Researchers Have Discovered How to Facilitate an Organism’s Regeneration

Researchers Have Discovered How to Facilitate an Organism’s Regeneration

By Jasmine Solana

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Could Humanity Ever Really Build a Dyson Sphere?

Tasmanian Devils are Evolving to Resist a Contagious Face Cancer

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Tasmanian Devils are Evolving to Resist a Contagious Face Cancer

By Jasmine Solana

3.7 Billion Year Old Fossils Found in Greenland Bring Us Closer to Life’s Origin

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3.7 Billion Year Old Fossils Found in Greenland Bring Us Closer to Life’s Origin

By 2025, The Eastern US Could Get 1/3 of Its Energy From Renewables

By 2025, The Eastern US Could Get 1/3 of Its Energy From Renewables

By Cecille De Jesus

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New Lasers Made of Blood Could Revolutionize Cancer Detection

A Taste of Crisp: First Meal Created With CRISPR Gene Editing

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A Taste of Crisp: First Meal Created With CRISPR Gene Editing

76 Days, No Fossil Fuels: Costa Rica Has Been Running on Renewables for Over Two Months

76 Days, No Fossil Fuels: Costa Rica Has Been Running on Renewables for Over Two Months

“Dormant” Bacteria in Blood Was Just Linked to Several Diseases

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“Dormant” Bacteria in Blood Was Just Linked to Several Diseases

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Blocking Memories Could Be the Key to Fighting Cocaine Addiction

Meet the Farm That Grows Plants with Zero Sunlight, Soil, Pesticides, or Water

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Meet the Farm That Grows Plants with Zero Sunlight, Soil, Pesticides, or Water

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Bill Gates Doubles Down on Eradicating Mosquitoes with Genetic Engineering

By Michelle Lee

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In Just 25 Years, We Have Destroyed 10% Of The Earth’s Wilderness

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Loopholes in the Laws of Physics: Can Time Crystals Actually Exist?

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The Key to Understanding AI May be Buried in the Laws of Physics

New Remarkably Thin Material Charges Gadgets Using Sunlight

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New Remarkably Thin Material Charges Gadgets Using Sunlight

Just Add Sperm: Breakthrough Could Let Us Make Babies Without an Egg

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Just Add Sperm: Breakthrough Could Let Us Make Babies Without an Egg

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Say “Hello” to the World’s First Large-Scale Tidal Power Farm

By Michelle Lee

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The War on Parkinson’s: Stem Cells Successfully Injected into Patient’s Brain

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Surprise! Last Month Was The Hottest Ever Recorded (again)

By Michelle Lee

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Cold Plasma Can Help Treat Non-Healing Wounds and Trigger Cellular Regeneration

Physicists Are Close to Producing Metallic Hydrogen, And It Could Change Everything

Physicists Are Close to Producing Metallic Hydrogen, And It Could Change Everything

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Growing Lungs: Scientists Are Using Stem Cells to Try and Grow Human Lungs in a Dish

By Cecille De Jesus

Proof That the Clothing of the Future Will Likely Come From a Printer

Proof That the Clothing of the Future Will Likely Come From a Printer

By Michelle Lee

For the First Time Ever, Scientists May Have Seen Memories Being Made

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For the First Time Ever, Scientists May Have Seen Memories Being Made

A Quantum Teleportation Breakthrough: Physicists Just Smashed Previous Records

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A Quantum Teleportation Breakthrough: Physicists Just Smashed Previous Records

With 60 Years of Data and 3000 Studies, Australia Declares Fluoride ‘Completely Safe’

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With 60 Years of Data and 3000 Studies, Australia Declares Fluoride ‘Completely Safe’

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Understanding the Physics of Our Universe: What Is Quantum Mechanics?

By Cecille De Jesus

The Age of Biotech: Can Bioengineered Rhino Horns Bring An End to Poaching?

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The Age of Biotech: Can Bioengineered Rhino Horns Bring An End to Poaching?

By Robert Sanders

The Secret is Out: Scientists Figured Out How Tardigrades Became Immune to Radiation

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The Secret is Out: Scientists Figured Out How Tardigrades Became Immune to Radiation

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Alopecia Areata: Researchers Test the First-Ever Effective Treatment for Baldness

By Jess Vilvestre

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A “Hangover Free” Alcohol Alternative is Under Development

By Jess Vilvestre

The Genetic Roots of Disease: Landmark Map Reveals the Genetic Wiring of Cellular Life

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The Genetic Roots of Disease: Landmark Map Reveals the Genetic Wiring of Cellular Life

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Saving Moore’s Law: Physics Could Let Us Make Chips Faster Without Making Them Smaller

By Jess Vilvestre

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Breakthrough Chemistry: We Can Now Create A New Form of Light

By Jess Vilvestre

Stanford Study: Earth on Its Way to Warmest Temperatures in More Than 120,000 Years

Stanford Study: Earth on Its Way to Warmest Temperatures in More Than 120,000 Years

Cleaner Air: Atmospheric Acidity Has Returned to Pre-Industrial Levels

Cleaner Air: Atmospheric Acidity Has Returned to Pre-Industrial Levels

By Robert Sanders

Twisting Light: New Measurements Could Revolutionize How We Use Light

Twisting Light: New Measurements Could Revolutionize How We Use Light

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The World’s First “Artificial Pancreas” Will Be Hitting the Market in 2017

By Cecille De Jesus

We Just Passed Another Global Warming Threshold, And There’s No End in Sight

We Just Passed Another Global Warming Threshold, And There’s No End in Sight

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Doctors Can Now 3D-Print Bones On Demand, Thanks to a New “Hyperelastic” Material

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Lossless Energy Transfer: Scientists Just Had Another Superconductor Breakthrough

Natural AIDS Defense Found in Children May Lead to New Treatments

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Natural AIDS Defense Found in Children May Lead to New Treatments

By Jess Vilvestre

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Energy That’s Out of This World: NASA Just Found a Gamma Ray Star System

By Cecille De Jesus

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Unprecedented Brain Map Could Reveal Keys to Autism

By Jess Vilvestre

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Experimental Treatment Causes HIV Infected Cells To “Vanish” From Patient’s Blood

By Jess Vilvestre

Breakthrough in Solar Cells Could Lead to a More Stable, Efficient Energy Option

Breakthrough in Solar Cells Could Lead to a More Stable, Efficient Energy Option

By Jess Vilvestre

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Report Suggests a Massive Quake is Imminent in California…or Maybe Not

Why Our Brain Cells Die: A Breakthrough in Fighting Neurodegenerative Diseases

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Why Our Brain Cells Die: A Breakthrough in Fighting Neurodegenerative Diseases

New Material Could Make Faster Computers That Use 100 Times Less Energy

New Material Could Make Faster Computers That Use 100 Times Less Energy

By Robert Sanders

World’s Largest Carbon Capture Plant Set to Fight Greenhouse Gasses

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World’s Largest Carbon Capture Plant Set to Fight Greenhouse Gasses

By Jess Vilvestre

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The “Great Pacific Garbage Patch” Is Even Bigger Than We Thought

By Jess Vilvestre

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Everything You Need to Know About Particle Accelerators Explained in Under 5 Minutes

Nevermind Moore’s Law: Transistors Just Got A Whole Lot Smaller

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Nevermind Moore’s Law: Transistors Just Got A Whole Lot Smaller

A Warming Globe: Methane Emissions Are Far Higher Than We Thought

A Warming Globe: Methane Emissions Are Far Higher Than We Thought

By Jess Vilvestre

Glow-In-The Dark Paths: Solar Powered Lanes Are Shimmering in Poland

Glow-In-The Dark Paths: Solar Powered Lanes Are Shimmering in Poland

By Jess Vilvestre

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Light-Absorbing Device Moves By Consuming Photons

By Jess Vilvestre

The Dark Sector of Physics: The Hunt for New Fundamental Particles Is On

The Dark Sector of Physics: The Hunt for New Fundamental Particles Is On

Scientists May Have Identified the Protein That Controls Aging

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Scientists May Have Identified the Protein That Controls Aging

By Jess Vilvestre