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Astronaut Serena Auñón-Chancellor harvests red Russian kale and dragoon lettuce from Veggie on Nov. 28, 2018, just in time for Thanksgiving. The crew got to enjoy a mid-afternoon snack with balsamic vinegar, and Auñón-Chancellor reported the lettuce was “delicious!”
NASA’s research into growing food in space explores how crops like lettuce thrive in microgravity, ensuring astronaut health.
Black holes differ in mass and spin: May have formed in different ways
Woman holds Coca-Cola products in her small store in a shipping container in Nyanga East, Cape Town, South Africa.
Global study links diabetes and heart disease cases to sugary drinks
A novel sweat sensor developed at Binghamton University could revolutionize diabetes care, offering a sustainable and non-invasive monitoring solution.
New technology eliminates finger-sticks for blood samples
The world's oceans are nature's largest carbon sink, absorbing about 25% of human-generated carbon dioxide (CO2).
New technology removes CO2 99,000 times faster than all Earth’s oceans combined
Diocletian and Maximian Augusti, and Constantius and Maximian, Caesars, have ordered this stone to be set up, marking boundaries of fields of Tirthas (and) Golgol/m; Baseileikos, vir perfectissimus (supervised). The inscription, with and without highlighting of the letters
Ancient Roman boundary stone sheds light on biblical ownership and taxation
Geophysicists, using the Earth's own seismic whisperings, unveiled the existence of two behemoths lurking near the heart of our planet.
Researchers discover pieces of an ancient planet buried deep within the Earth
The Nanoknife procedure employs a method called irreversible electroporation, which delivers electrical pulses directly into the tumor.
New one-hour surgery is a gamechanger for men with prostate cancer
AI-powered MRI analysis predicts brain cancer invasion with 85% accuracy, offering groundbreaking tools for noninvasive diagnosis and improved care.
AI breakthrough offers non-invasive brain cancer screening
Earth's longer days boosted oxygen production by ancient microbes, shaping atmospheric changes and supporting the evolution of life
The rise of oxygen on Earth linked to planetary rotation
Advanced imaging techniques reveal the structure, evolution, and diversity of exocometary belts in planetary systems.
Astrophysicists find structure in 74 exocomet belts orbiting nearby stars
Researchers unveil a plant gene mutation that enhances symbiosis with soil microbes, offering sustainable solutions to reduce fertilizer dependency.
Plant genetics discovery could revolutionize fertilizer use in farming
New research reveals the interconnected roles of DNA and RNA epigenetics in gene regulation, offering insights into cellular function and disease.
Cutting-edge DNA-RNA discovery revolutionizes cancer treatment
A STL 3D model of Mars with a 20× elevation exaggeration showing the Martian dichotomy
Marsquakes help scientists decode the ancient Martian Dichotomy
The East Antarctic Ice Sheet, a vast expanse spanning over 10 million square kilometers, has long concealed a landscape millions of years old.
Researchers uncover prehistoric landscape buried beneath Antarctica
For the first time, astronomers have captured the formation of a black hole’s plasma jet in real time, reshaping our understanding of AGNs.
Cosmic first: Astronomers observed real-time formation of black hole jets
This discovery could pave the way for new strategies to slow or possibly control the otherwise unstoppable spread of Foc TR4.
Bananas are in danger of going extinct: New study offers hope