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German Scientists Create Liquid Carbon, a Potential Boost for Nuclear Fusion

Carbon Capture, Material & Energy /

The material, produced under intense pressure and high temperatures, could serve as a coolant and neutron moderator in next-generation nuclear fusion reactors. For the first time in history, scientists have successfully created and observed liquid carbon in a laboratory—a feat once thought impossible. The University of Rostock and the Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden-Rossendorf (HZDR) in Germany achieved […]

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A Shape-Shifting Wheel Engineered for Moon Cave Exploration

Aerospace, Space & Environment, Transportation & Automation /

Hidden below the Moon’s pockmarked exterior are vast lava tubes and deep shafts—natural caverns that could one day protect lunar habitats from cosmic radiation and extreme temperature changes. These underground formations are among the most scientifically important sites in the solar system, yet reaching them remains a major and difficult obstacle. The openings to these

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Humans Have a Seventh Sense called Remote Touch

Applied Science, Artificial Intelligence /

Science has long acknowledged five core senses—sight, hearing, smell, taste, and touch—but ongoing research suggests this list may be incomplete. A recent study from Queen Mary University and UCL suggests humans have a seventh sense, “remote touch,” allowing object detection without contact. Nature’s Inspiration: How Birds Detect Hidden Prey The idea was inspired by birds

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Philosopher from Cambridge Questions If AI Consciousness Can Be Proven

Artificial Intelligence, Tech /

As discussions about conscious AI intensify, a philosopher from Cambridge contends that we don’t have enough evidence to determine if machines can genuinely possess consciousness, much less if they hold moral significance. A philosopher at the University of Cambridge argues that we currently lack sufficient reliable evidence to determine what consciousness truly is, making it

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Man Survives 100 Days with Artificial Titanium Heart in Successful Trial

Medicine, Surgerical Tech /

An Australian man survived 100 days with an artificial titanium heart—the longest anyone has lived with the device—while waiting for a donor transplant. The patient, a man in his 40s who chose to remain anonymous, received the implant at St. Vincent’s Hospital in Sydney last November. First Patient to Leave Hospital with Artificial Heart Survives

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Technology that Allows Robots to Grasp Human Intentions could Improve Their Safety and Intelligence

Robotics, Tech /

Robots are increasingly present in daily life, from medical settings to helping at home. However, for people to fully trust and work with them, robots must do more than perform tasks—they must understand humans. This challenge is central to new research led by Dr. Mehdi Hellou through PRIMI, a project focused on helping robots develop

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AI Glasses Help the Visually Impaired Navigate Safely

Artificial Intelligence, Tech /

The .Lumen glasses work like a VR headset, using AI and sensors to guide users with forehead vibrations and directional audio instead of visuals. The device can direct you to a chosen destination, describe nearby objects, and assist you while moving through public spaces. Its AI processes sensor data over 100 times per second to

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Biodegradable Electronics Can Break Down into Potentially Harmful Microplastics

Electrical & Electronics, Engineering /

Researchers at Northeastern University found that materials used in transient electronics—devices meant to biodegrade after use—can degrade into microplastics, raising concerns about how fully these devices actually dissolve over time. According to Ravinder Dahiya, a professor of electrical and computer engineering at Northeastern University and a lead author of the study, a widely used polymer

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Researchers Determine How Much Faster Time Moves on Mars

Planetary Science, Space & Environment /

A study by two physicists at the U.S. National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) found that, on average, clocks on Mars run about 477 microseconds faster per day than those on Earth. Although this time difference remains extremely small, it can significantly impact efforts to synchronize clocks precisely between Earth, the Moon, and Mars.

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