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From Mars to your bicycle: NASA's puncture-proof tyre, built for Mars rovers, could replace rubber tyres
From Mars to your bicycle: NASA's puncture-proof tyre, built for Mars rovers, could replace rubber tyres
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After growing plants in space for years, NASA research could help astronauts grow medicines on demand, starting with tobacco and a harmless virus
After growing plants in space for years, NASA research could help astronauts grow medicines on demand, starting with tobacco and a harmless virus
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In 1957, 26 queen bees escaped a Brazilian breeding experiment and accidentally unleashed the infamous "killer bees"
In 1957, 26 queen bees escaped a Brazilian breeding experiment and accidentally unleashed the infamous "killer bees"
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Scientists built a reusable magnetic material that removed more than 95% of microplastics from water
Scientists built a reusable magnetic material that removed more than 95% of microplastics from water
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Scientists discover a new beetle genus named after One Piece’s Luffy, and its unusually long body parts explain why
Scientists discover a new beetle genus named after One Piece’s Luffy, and its unusually long body parts explain why
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Japan built a 'human refrigerator' that cools your body in just 5 minutes, and it could transform how workers beat extreme heat
Japan built a 'human refrigerator' that cools your body in just 5 minutes, and it could transform how workers beat extreme heat
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An invisible river above the Amazon carries enough water to equal 14 Mississippis, but scientists fear it could disappear
An invisible river above the Amazon carries enough water to equal 14 Mississippis, but scientists fear it could disappear
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Scientists gave wild raccoons four-lock puzzle boxes to test their problem-solving skills, but the animals opened them using completely different techniques
Scientists gave wild raccoons four-lock puzzle boxes to test their problem-solving skills, but the animals opened them using completely different techniques
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