One Fruit, 1600 Compounds, Countless Health Benefits
Grapes deserve a "Superfood" title Continue reading One Fruit, 1600 Compounds, Countless Health Benefits on Tech Explorist...
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Your future internet may bend space-time, literally
Quantum Physics Meets Gravity Continue reading Your future internet may bend space-time, literally on Tech Explorist...
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North America’s Oldest Flying Reptile Found in Arizona
A bone bed from the dawn of the Dinosaurs. Continue reading North America’s Oldest Flying Reptile Found in Arizona on
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Deep Earth pulses beneath Africa tearing the continent apart
The mantle beneath Afar is not uniform or stationary. Continue reading Deep Earth pulses beneath Africa tearing the continent apart
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Mars Odyssey spots towering volcano above dawn clouds
The 2001 Odyssey spacecraft captured a first-of-its-kind look at Arsia Mons. Continue reading Mars Odyssey spots towering volcano above dawn
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Japan’s ispace’s RESILIENCE lunar lander crashed on the moon
Following the landing sequence, the Mission Control Center was unable to establish communications with lander. Continue reading Japan’s ispace’s RESILIENCE
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Supermassive black holes feasting on massive stars
The stars’ destruction produces high-energy light. Continue reading Supermassive black holes feasting on massive stars on Tech Explorist...
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New 3D printing method for making intricate structures with less waste
New method reduces waste and unlocks complex designs. Continue reading New 3D printing method for making intricate structures with less
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ZEUS laser pushes boundaries of high-intensity science
This milestone marks the beginning of experiments that move into unexplored territory for American high field science. Continue reading ZEUS
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An invisible monster 600 million light-years away gulping down any star coming its way
Astronomers using NASA telescopes have found 'Space Jaws.' Continue reading An invisible monster 600 million light-years away gulping down any
