Scientists Find An Astonishing Fat Burning Exercise Perfect For Desk Workers
A technique called Soleus Pushup can ramp up metabolism with minimal physical effort for those who lead sedentary lifestyles.
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How Robotic Garments Could Change The Game For Cerebral Palsy Patients
A new robotic technology aims to create less expensive, simplified treatment for patients with cerebral palsy.
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Why The Thirty Meter Telescope Is So Controversial
For almost a decade, scientists and protestors have argued over building a vast new telescope in Hawaii. Now, a breakthrough decision could change everything.
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Why SpaceX's Starship Is Made Out Of Stainless Steel According To Elon Musk
Elon Musk had good reasons to go with reliable stainless steel for his interplanetary starship rather than carbon fiber. We explore those reasons.
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This Stunning Blue Mars Sunset Makes Monday Feel Easier
The Mars Curiosity Rover captured what the sunset looks like from space
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The FCC Is Tired Of Space Junk
In the same way that garbage fills the oceans, the space around Earth is full of junk, including old satellites. The FCC says things need to change.
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Neptune's Rings Captured In Clearest James Webb Image Yet
Neptune's elusive rings are mysterious, and the new image will allow scientists to learn more about them and the planet itself.quite
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What Is A Launch Window, And Why Does NASA Use It?
Initiating a successful rocket launch into space is all about timing -- and how much time there is depends on the mission at hand.
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The Reason Why Astronomers Need To Use Red Flashlights At Night
The red light plays ays a major role in helping astronomers optimize their night vision during periods without bright light around.
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The Reason Jeff Bezos Named His Aerospace Company Blue Origin
According to Jeff Bezos, Blue Origin is named because "... this is the blue planet and this is the planet that we have to save."
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Elon Musk's Humanoid Robot Is Facing Some Serious Skepticism
Tesla has an ambitious plan to develop a robot that, in addition to looking like a human, will be able to perform many human tasks. Not everyone is convinced.
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Peloton Tread Review: An Investment For The Long Run
It's time we took a new look at the Peloton Tread. After a rocky patch of recalls in 2021, it would seem Peloton's back on track, but is this ecosystem for you?
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The Reason Why NASA's Artemis Program Doesn't Have Reusable Rockets
NASA's decision not to utilize reusable rockets comes down to simple physics, mission necessity, and astronaut safety.
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The Complicated Process Of Performing Surgery In Space
Performing surgery in space, while historically unnecessary, could soon be a necessity for astronauts. Here's how researchers are evolving the complex process.
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How The BBC Went Green In Its Huge Queen's Funeral Broadcast
The BBC's coverage of Queen Elizabeth II's funeral is a huge undertaking, but the news organization is making the operation green in a couple key ways
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The Strange, Cigar-Shaped Asteroid That Had Astronomers Fascinated
Astronomers believe the object, dubbed 'Oumuamua, came from the general direction of the Lyra constellation
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Here's How Solar Storms Can Impact The Earth
Has your GPS ever acted up for no apparent reason? You may be able to blame that on the sun's activity, which can also impact other things on Earth.
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This Wild New Theory Claims Saturn Was A Moon-Killer
The latest in a series of discoveries suggests that Saturn once had a moon called "Chrysalis" that was smashed into what are now planetary rings.
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NASA's Mars Rover Found Organic Matter That Has Experts Fascinated
A rover on Mars found a bit of organic matter in the red planet's Jezero Crater, giving NASA scientists a fascinating new mystery to explore.
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The Asteroid Movie That Was The Most Scientifically Accurate
There are many asteroid or comet doomsday movies that have been created, but there is one that stands tall as one of the most scientifically accurate.
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Scientists Are Teaching Robots When And How To Laugh Like A Human
Researchers in Japan are teaching robots how to laugh in a natural way, paving the way for life-like conversations between machines and humans.
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Buzz Lightyear Is Being Turned Into A Robot You Can Buy
Another Buzz Lightyear toy is destined for the market, but this model is far more advanced than the one released back in the 1990s... and far more expensive.
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The Space Junk That Once Threated The International Space Station
Space junk is a growing problem in the skies around Earth. In July 2019, it almost turned into a huge issue for the International Space Station.
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These NASA Mars Rover Inventions Could Be In Your Next Car
The next generation of cars may be inspired by inventions from NASA's Mars rovers. Here's all about these spinoff products and technologies.
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The Faulty NASA Spacesuit That Nearly Drowned An Astronaut
European Space Agency astronaut Luca Parmitano survived a harrowing incident while on a space walk, and was fortunate to be able to tell of it.
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The Mind Blowing Amount Of Black Holes In The Universe
Scientists have calculated a new most-likely figure for the number of black holes in our universe. The number is quite large, as you might've guessed.
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This Robotic Octopus Glove Could Give You Super Strength Underwater
The idea of using tech to give humans abilities otherwise only found in animals is nothing new, but few concepts are as interesting as the Octo-glove.
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