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This chip sorts living cells by launching them through open air in tiny droplets
A new chip sorts individual living cells by launching them in tiny droplets through open air, rather than pushing them through rigid, oil-filled channels. Two air streams steer the droplets in different directions, while an electrode guides…
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The people’s mollusc: Scientists name strange deep-sea creature after thousands offer suggestions online
The discovery of a strange deep-sea mollusc sparked a global naming effort online, with…
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Rodent burrows offer unusual sanctuary to Africa’s smallest wildcat
Under cover of night, a black-footed cat moves almost invisibly through the grasses of southern Namibia, hunting small rodents, birds and insects. Barely a third the size of a domestic cat, its tawny coat speckled with dark spots helps it…
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Humanoid robots mimic kung fu with Shaolin monks in viral clip
Chinese robotics firm Agibot released a new video showcasing its humanoid robots practicing martial arts, demonstrating impressive synchronicity and precision. The robots were seen practicing kung fu moves at China’s historic Shaolin…
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Massive ‘dinosaur-killer’ crocodile reconstructed in unprecedented detail
Scientists have reconstructed our most complete skeletal model ever of a monstrous 10…
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Venus may have an underground tunnel carved by volcano eruptions
Scientists analyzing decades-old data from NASA’s Magellan mission say they have identified what appears to be a vast underground tunnel carved by volcanic activity on Venus.
If confirmed, the structure would mark only the second time a lava…
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Babies are born with rhythm as NASA’s Artemis II faces delays and solar flares surge
Kendra Pierre-Louis: For Scientific American’s Science Quickly, I’m Kendra Pierre-Louis, in for Rachel Feltman. You’re listening to our weekly science news roundup.
Last week NASA’s Artemis II moon mission was delayed by at least a month….
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‘Remnant’ Cholesterol Cut by More Than 60 Percent in New Drug Trial : ScienceAlert
Hopes are high for a powerful new compound aimed at lowering blood fat levels responsible for potentially fatal heart disease. In a recent trial, the oral drug, TLC-2716, lowered blood triglycerides by almost 40 percent and remnant…
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Biggest ever website domain deal sees AI.com bought by Crypto.com founder
- AI.com just got bought by Crypto.com’s founder for $70 million
- The deal was funded in crypto, of course
- It’s now the most expensive domain
Kris Marszalek, founder of aptly named crypto platform Crypto.com, has bought AI.com for $70 million, making…
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