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Innovative Microscopic Robots Poised to Combat Cancer Within the Liver

Microscopic robots are designed to navigate and target cancer within the liver, offering a promising avenue for more effective and

Scientists raise concerns about the potential unintended risks posed by astronauts’ gut bacteria to future Mars missions, emphasizing the need

The pivotal discovery signals the potential collapse of a crucial Atlantic current, highlighting the urgency to understand and address climate

A new theoretical study proposes that our universe’s expansion is driven by the merging of ‘baby universes’, reshaping our understanding

Project Galileo, scientists explore our solar system in search of potential alien technology concealed among the celestial bodies. The pursuit

As humanity ventures into the solar system, the prospect of distinct accents evolving in isolated colonies becomes intriguing. The emergence

The quest for alien intelligence intensifies as SETI (Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence) expands its efforts, bringing us closer to potential

A Potential threat emerges as space junk could spark a chain of disastrous collisions above Earth’s atmosphere. The Earth is

NASA’s eagerly awaited IMAP probe is scheduled to launch in 2025, aiming to embark on a mission to capture valuable

Mark Zuckerberg of Meta declares that the era of Artificial General Intelligence, where AI surpasses human capabilities, is on the