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Fastest Human-Made Object: Parker Solar Probe’s New Triumph
NASA’s Parker Solar Probe has set a new speed record, becoming the fastest human-made object ever, surpassing its previous achievements.
ESM3 Model: Writing New Proteins for the Future
The ESM3 model revolutionizes synthetic biology by enabling the creation of new proteins from scratch. This breakthrough opens up endless possibilities for the field, paving the way for innovative applications and advancements.
Could Bird Flu Be the Next Human Pandemic?
As bird flu cases rise in cattle across the U.S., countries are gearing up for the potential spread to humans. Surveillance and vaccine efforts are intensifying.
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Detect Harmful Materials Anywhere
Imagine knowing what berry or mushroom is safe to eat during a hike or swiftly detecting pathogens in a hospital setting.
Can Pulse Diagnosis Really Diagnose Health Issues?
The article humorously critiques the scientific validity of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) pulse diagnosis through a personal anecdote about a dog with an irregular heartbeat. It compares TCM to Western medicine, emphasizing the latter’s reliance on technology and evidence-based practices, while discussing the broader use of pulse diagnosis and integration challenges.
Future Moon Missions: Finding Shelter Underground
Researchers have discovered underground caves on the Moon, potentially providing shelter for future human missions.
Primordial Black Holes: Key to Dark Matter?
Scientists at MIT propose a new theory linking dark matter to primordial black holes, which formed right after the Big Bang.
The Surprising Origins of Farming: A 23,000-Year Journey
The greatest invention of human civilization, agriculture, allowed for settled communities and diverse development. Evidence suggests farming dates back 23,000 years, revolutionizing human history.