New Medicines May Lie Under the Sea-This Device Sniffs Them Out
The device could "easily" concentrate molecules that are present in underwater caves and holds promise for drug discovery among these places.
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Fossil Thought for Years to be a Plant is Really a Baby Turtle-Now Nicknamed after Pokemon Character
A fossil thought to be a plant turns out to be a baby turtle, surprising scientists who named it Turtwig after a 1/2 turtle 1/2 plant Pokemon.
Robotic Hand with Bones, Ligaments and Tendons Created for First Time Using 3D Printing
They say these materials have "decisive" advantages as they have enhanced elastic properties and are more durable and robust.
The Hubble and Webb Telescopes Join to Create Unprecedented Photo of Universe
The bluest galaxies are relatively nearby and detected by Hubble, while the redder galaxies tend to be more distant as detected by Webb.
Instead of Corn and Soy Farming, Use Lab-Grown Oil to Help the Planet, Scientist Says
The possibility of returning existing farmlands to a natural state, which could enhance biodiversity and build up natural carbon sinks
Astronauts 'Shoot' For the Moon, Trying Out New Camera Made For Space in the Lunar-Like Terrain of Spain
Astronauts are trying out a new hi-tech space camera here on Earth, the Handheld Universal Lunar Camera tested by PANGAEA in Spain.
Pristine Coral Reefs Discovered Are Thousands of Years Old And Teeming With Life
The larger of the two reefs spans over 800 meters in length, the equivalent of eight football fields and is filled with stony corals
Pieces of the Planet That Collided With Earth and Formed the Moon Are Still Buried Deep Inside Our Core
Large Low-Velocity Provinces in the Earth's deeper mantle layer are believed now to be large chunks of the proto planet Theia.
Scientists Engineered a Bacteria to Eat Plastic Bottles and Transforming Them into Useful Liquids
The E. coli can upcycle discarded PET into adipic acid, widely relied on in cosmetic, pharmaceutical, and fragrance industries.
'Cat-ching Criminals' Just Became a Lot Easier Thanks to New Method for Analyzing Cat Hair
Because virtually every cat has a rare DNA type, the test will almost certainly be informative if hairs are found on the perp's clothes.
Chemistry Students Explode Pumpkins to Infuse Halloween With Science and Chemistry - WATCH
Watch Washington College's exploding pumpkins event, using science to infuse Halloween with excitement and inspire kids to love chemistry.
Amateur Astronomer Saw Never Before Seen Collision Event in Data Where the Professionals Didn't
The confidence he had in what he saw led to an international team of astronomers being formed to investigate his claims.
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