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Unexplained Radio Signals Under Antarctic Ice Challenge Physics Norms

Physics, Theoretical Physics /

It sounds like something out of science fiction, but scientists have picked up puzzling radio signals originating beneath Antarctica’s ice sheet—signals that don’t quite align with our current understanding of particle physics. ANITA’s Unexpected Discovery These strange pulses were initially detected between 2016 and 2018 by NASA’s Antarctic Impulsive Transient Antenna (ANITA), a high-altitude experiment […]

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Viral Traces Found in Brain Lining of Individuals With Schizophrenia

Healthcare, Medicine /

A recent study suggests that the hepatitis C virus (HCV) might be involved in the development of psychiatric conditions like schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, and major depressive disorder. Longstanding Suspicions About Viruses and Mental Illness Researchers have long observed correlations between certain mental health disorders and viral infections, yet direct detection of these viruses in the

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Omnidirectional Ceiling Crane Maneuvers 1/4-Ton Loads with Game-Like Ease

Applied Science, Robotics /

When most people think of ceiling cranes, massive steel I-beams and heavyweight industrial systems typically come to mind — the kind that could rip a building’s foundation straight out. But CeiliX is taking a sleeker, more sophisticated approach with its omnidirectional InfinityCrane Skyrunner. How the InfinityCrane Skyrunner Works Instead of relying on traditional heavy rail

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Ion Clock Achieves Unmatched Precision, Surpassing the Lifespan of the Universe

Environmental Science, Science /

If you’re the kind of person who needs your watch to be perfectly in sync down to the second, you’ll be thrilled to know that scientists have developed an atomic clock with record-breaking precision—accurate to within 5.5 x 10⁻¹⁹, meaning it would gain or lose just one second over a span of 57.6 billion years.

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Loomia Kit Gives Humanoid Robots a Sense Of Touch

Applied Science, Robotics /

Most robots humanoids included still lack the ability to feel what they touch. To address this gap, Loomia recently introduced its first tactile sensing developer kit. The launch follows insights gathered from interviews with over 100 engineers in fields like industrial automation, medical devices, and robotics, conducted under the National Science Foundation’s I-Corps program. “We

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SS Innovations Has Deployed More Than 100 Surgical Robots

Applied Science, Robotics /

SS Innovations International announced today that it has completed over 100 installations of its SSi Mantra surgical robotic systems across India and six additional countries. So far, surgeons have performed more than 5,000 procedures using the system, including 240 cardiac operations and 32 telesurgeries. “We have achieved a major milestone by installing over 100 SSi

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Back-Bending Robodog Tackles Confined Spaces with Greater Speed

Robotics, Science /

Most four-legged robots we see today feature rigid, single-piece bodies, a design that works well for many of their tasks.However, for tight or vertical spaces, a flexible frame offers key advantages—making the KLEIYN robodog stand out. The Advantage of a Flexible Spine While robots like ANYmal, Lynx, and Go2 showcase impressive agility and are often

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The World’s First Nuclear Explosion Created a Rare Form of Matter

Nuclear & Particles, Physics, Science /

Eighty years ago, at 5:29 a.m. on July 16, 1945, a momentous and devastating event unfolded in the New Mexico desert. That morning, the U.S. Army conducted the Trinity test—the world’s first detonation of a nuclear bomb—using a plutonium-based implosion device nicknamed “the Gadget.” This unprecedented explosion marked the dawn of the nuclear age and

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Agile Robotic Hand Combines Thermal, Inertial, and Force-Sensing Technologies

Robotics, Science /

Although roboticists have developed increasingly sophisticated systems over the past decades, most current robots still lack the dexterity and sensory capabilities of human hands. As a result, their effectiveness in real-world tasks—such as household chores, disaster debris removal, and assembly or maintenance work is often limited, especially in high-temperature environments like steel mills and foundries,

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