Astronomers May Have Spotted the First Known Exoplanet in Another Galaxy
Astronomers looking at the Messier 51 galaxy have determined that an exoplanet transited in front of their view, the first such observation.
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Listen to This 'Singing' Lemur Species That Has 'Common Musical Traits' Like Humans Do
Indri lemur songs recorded in the wild have rhythmic categories similar to those found in human music, Max Planck researchers find.
Scientists Perfect Renewable Power from Urine While Cleaning Wastewater in South Korea
A urea fuel cell, designed in S. Korea swaps platinum for cheap nickel and creates renewable electricity from cleaning wastewater
Durable Yarn Wrist Heaters Provide Re-usable Portable Warmth
Researchers have demonstrated a conductive, durable yarn for lightweight wearable heaters that are re-usable and provide portable warmth, says ACS.
Johns Hopkins Gets First Federal Grant for Psychedelic Treatments Research -And It's For Tobacco Addiction
Johns Hopkins has received the first federal grant for psychedelic treatment in half a century. Here's more on that story.
This Plant-Based Jet Fuel Can Reduce Emissions by 68% - Without Displacing Crops
Creating a sustainable aviation fuel derived from a type of mustard plant called carinata can reduce carbon emissions by up to 68%.
Anti-Cancer Drug Derived From Himalayan Plant Clears Early Clinical Trials
A chemotherapy drug derived from Himalayan fungus has 40 times greater potency for killing cancer cells than its parent compound.
Diver Finds 900-Year-old Sword Wielded in the Crusades Off the Coast of Ancient Israeli Town (LOOK)
Diving off the coast of Atlit, Israel, a man found a 900-year old sword belonging to a knight who fought during the 11th century crusades.
Where's Walrus? You Can Help Scientists by Volunteering to Count Marine Mammals In Satellite Images
There's a new important citizen science project, where you can help track walruses from space in order to establish how they're doing across our planet.
20,000 Pounds of Trash Removed From Pacific Garbage Patch: 'Holy mother of god. It worked!'
The boy turned man who won't rest until the Great Pacific Garbage Patch is cleaned up has successfully tested his system for doing so.
First Artificial Kidney That Would Free People From Dialysis and Transplants Runs on Blood Pressure
The first artificial kidney transplant that would free people from dialysis and transplants runs on blood pressure.
Sweat Could Power Smart Watches and Activity Trackers in the Future - Researchers Develop New Technology
Tokyo University of Science has produced biofuel cells that run on sweat so you don't need to worry about charging them.
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