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Thomas Edison May Have Discovered Graphene - Hackaday
Thomas Edison is well known for his inventions (even if you don’t agree he invented all of them). However, he also occasionally invented things he didn’t understand, so they had to be r…
A Young Bear Thought It Found Easy Prey Until This 800-Pound Protector Intervened - Yahoo Lifestyle Singapore
The only way that bear cubs can learn to hunt effectively is by practicing their skills. Finding some baby prey that you can overpower is a great opportunity…
Artemis II highlights a shift in U.S. space strategy since Apollo and contrasts with China's closed program - PBS
China’s program is centrally directed and tightly controlled by the state, while the U.S. approach is intentionally open and designed so partners can operate within a shared framework.
Unlocking the high-performance potential of CF₃SF₄ - Phys.org
Fluorine has changed the world of medicine. You might not see it, but newly approved drugs contain at least one fluorine atom. This tiny but powerful element is the “hidden engine” that makes our medications more stable and effective. Over the past decades, c…
Sprint or marathon? Aging muscle stem cells shift from rapid repair to long-term survival - Phys.org
Aging muscles heal more slowly after injury—a frustrating reality familiar to many older adults. A UCLA study conducted in mice reveals an unexpected cause: Stem cells in aged muscle accumulate higher levels of a protein that slows their ability to activate a…
Particle Accelerator Decodes Lost Ancient Greek Star Catalog - Ground News
Researchers led by Victor Gysembergh of CNRS used a synchrotron at SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory to decode erased ancient Greek text from the Codex Climaci Rescriptus, revealing star coordinates from astronomer Hipparchus dating back to around 150 B.C.