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  • What is Helium and Why is it Used in Rockets?

    What is Helium and Why is it Used in Rockets?

    Boeing’s Starliner spacecraft landed safely in the New Mexico desert late on Friday, returning to Earth without any crew. This uncrewed landing is part of tests to ensure the spacecraft is ready for future missions with astronauts. Starliner is being developed as part of NASA’s plan to work with private companies to send astronauts to the International Space Station. Helium…

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  • Hidden Factor Beyond Intelligence in Academic Success

    Scientists Discover the Hidden Factor Beyond Intelligence in Academic Success

    The Hidden Factor Beyond Intelligence in Academic is revealed by a recent study led by Drs. Margherita Malanchini from Queen Mary University of London and Andrea Allegrini from University College London, which was published in Nature Human Behaviour. Studies indicate that drive and self-control, two non-cognitive abilities, are equally as important for succeeding in school as IQ. The study indicates…

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  • Removing Toxic Chromium Using Sunlight

    Removing Toxic Chromium Using Sunlight: A Game-Changer for Wastewater Treatment

    Removing Toxic Chromium Using Sunlight has become a crucial breakthrough in wastewater treatment, addressing the persistent challenge of eliminating harmful substances like hexavalent chromium (Cr(VI)). In wastewater treatment, dealing with toxic substances like hexavalent chromium (Cr(VI)) has always been a big challenge. This dangerous type of chromium can seriously endanger one’s health and is frequently found in industries like electroplating…

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  • cosmic collision

    Did a Cosmic Collision Leave a Mark on the Milky Way?

    Did a cosmic collision leave a mark on the Milky Way? Discover how collisions with the Sagittarius dwarf galaxy have impacted our galaxy. Imagine our home galaxy, the Milky Way, as a calm, level pool of water. Now, picture a stone the size of 400 million suns being dropped into this serene scene. The moment the stone hits, the quiet…

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  • New 'Living Plastic' Revolutionizes Waste Management

    The Future of Plastic: New Living Plastic Biodegradable and Self-Destructive

    Scientists have developed a new type of plastic known as “living plastic” that, when it starts to break down, can decompose naturally. This new plastic breaks down much quicker than regular plastics, which can take hundreds of years to degrade. In composting environment, “living plastic” can fully decompose within a month. This is big improvement over traditional plastics which can…

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  • Scientists Detect Electric Shield Around Earth

    Scientists Detect Electric Shield Around Earth

    Scientists have recently detected electric shield around Earth (A discovery that has long been hypothesized but only now confirmed). This invisible and weak energy field known as ambipolar field was first suggested more than 60 years ago. What is Ambipolar Field? Ambipolar field is an electric field that exists around our planet. For a long time, it was only a…

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  • How Trash-Based Wetlands Clean Polluted Lakes

    Transforming Trash into Clean Water: How Floating Wetlands Are Purifying Polluted Lakes

    Discover how floating wetlands made from trash are transforming polluted lakes into cleaner, healthier ecosystems. On the banks of Nagdaha, a polluted lake in Nepal, Soni Pradhanang is intentionally placing trash into the water. She assembles a platform using styrofoam, bamboo mats and other waste materials, then plants 55 flowers on it. This simple setup is actually a low-cost water-filtration…

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  • Airbus Factory

    Inside the Airbus Factory: A Rare Glimpse at How Planes Are Made

    Get a rare look inside the Airbus factory and discover the intricate process of how planes like the A321neo are meticulously built. This is a pivotal moment in the life of an airliner: the moment when its new owner signs off on it and takes it home, much like picking up a brand-new car from a dealership. The aircraft in…

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  • Chandrayaan-3's Shocking Moon Discovery Did a Magma Ocean Once Flow

    Chandrayaan-3’s Shocking Moon Discovery: Did a Magma Ocean Once Flow?

    Chandrayaan-3’s Shocking Moon Discovery: Evidence of an Ancient Magma Ocean? Discover the latest findings from India’s Chandrayaan-3 mission, led by ISRO, revealing fascinating insights into the Moon’s origins and geological history. Explore how this research is reshaping our understanding of the lunar south pole and its ancient past. The mission achieved a significant milestone when it successfully landed the Pragyan…

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  • The Wow! Signal: A New Theory That's Out of This World (But Not Aliens)

    The Wow! Signal: A New Theory That’s Out of This World (But Not Aliens)

    The mystery of the Wow! Signal, a strange radio burst detected in 1977, might finally be solved after 47 years. Recent studies suggest it could have been caused by a natural event, like a hydrogen cloud being energized by a magnetar flare, rather than an alien message. While this may rule out extraterrestrial life, it provides valuable insights into rare…

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