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Google Science Feeds: A twin view of space effects on immune stystem
WASHINGTON - Nearly a year in space put astronaut Scott Kelly's immune system on high alert and changed the activity of some of his genes compared to his Earth-bound identical twin, researchers said Friday.
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Google Science Feeds: W&M professor, former NASA scientist gives lecture on human mission to Mars
Dr. Joel S. Levine is planning a trip. The trip won't come for another 14 years and will take some 150 million miles, but as the professor and former NASA Mars exploration program scientist explained, plans for a human mission to Mars are underway, and ...
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Google Science Feeds: Ultra-light ceramic aerogel stands up to intense temperature swings
Ceramic aerogels have been protecting industrial equipment and space-bound scientific instruments for decades, thanks to their incredible lightness and ability to withstand intense heat.
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Google Science Feeds: Elon Musk's SpaceX Rocket To Mars Will 'Bleed' Fuel To Cool Off
Elon Musk just hinted at significant changes to the Starship launch system for his SpaceX rocket to Mars that could help “cheapen” flight costs and eventually change the way we see space travel.
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Google Science Feeds: New mission given the go-ahead to search for beginning of universe and possibly life
A new space probe designed to observe hundreds of millions of galaxies to gain a better grasp on how the universe evolved has just been given the greenlight.
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Google Science Feeds: NASA spacecraft due to land on Mars
NASA spacecraft due to land on Mars © REUTERS/NASA/File Photo | This mosaic of images from NASA's Mars Curiosity rover shows geological members of the Yellowknife Bay formation on Mars on December 24, 2012.
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Google Science Feeds: NASA to 3D print sensors, wireless circuit on a single silicon
3D printing has been a real game changer in the modern world. It has made it possible to fabricate all kinds of objects without being subject to the mercy of large production lines.
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Google Science Feeds: NASA's Hubble Captures Stunning 'Smoking Gun' Of Newborn Star [PHOTO]
The NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope has obtained a stunning new image of a newborn star. On its Twitter, NASA released the Hubble image showing the "smoking gun of a newborn star," the Herbig-Haro objects numbered 7 to 11 (HH 7-11).
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Health News BBC: What is it like to suffer a stroke at 25?
Emily Cane's dance career was cut short and now she has communication difficulties.
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Health News BBC: Anorexia recovery: 'I know the darkest of the darkest'
Lara Rebecca, 18, says she knows the "darkest of the darkest" after recovering from her eating disorder.