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SpaceX tasked with building missile-tracking satellites for Pentagon

SpaceX is knee-deep in its Starlink initiative. It aims to bring a strong broadband internet connection to people around the world with a network...

Cody DeBos - October 6, 2020

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NASA invests $1.8M for 3D printing solution to create a lunar base

NASA hasn’t been shy about its plans to build a base on the moon at some point in the relatively near future. That being...

Cody DeBos - October 6, 2020

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Scientists want to make the seas safer by teaching ships to speak whale

The world’s oceans have never been a more dangerous place for marine life. Massive ships, rising temperatures, and widespread pollution all pose serious threats...

Cody DeBos - October 2, 2020

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This synthetic enzyme devours plastic waste and could help address pollution

Plastic pollution is a major environmental issue that needs to be addressed. The same qualities that make it useful—such as durability—make single-use plastics almost...

Cody DeBos - September 29, 2020

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NASA has developed a safer way to land on the moon

Many people claim that the moon landing is the epitome of human space exploration. Although it is—and always will be—an unforgettable milestone, it was...

Cody DeBos - September 18, 2020

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What needs to happen for a COVID-19 vaccine to arrive this year?

It’s clear that the COVID-19 pandemic won’t be resolved without a reliable, effective, and safe vaccine. Scientists have been working around the clock since...

Cody DeBos - September 4, 2020

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Scientists used a gene-hacked virus to fight deadly tumors

Cancer sucks. That’s why doctors and researchers are trying everything they can to find a cure or treatment for it. Some of those approaches...

Cody DeBos - September 3, 2020

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Researchers use CRISPR to give mice calorie-burning fat cells

No one would complain about losing a few pounds without needing to diet or exercise. For some people, losing weight isn’t about looking good...

Cody DeBos - August 27, 2020

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Researchers may have discovered why astronauts have health problems in space

No one would deny the risks of living in space. Although floating around in microgravity looks like a safe...

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These games are the most popular on mobile

Back in the 1990s, a software developer at Nokia proposed something unusual: including a game into the operating system...

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3 ways to get started with investing (fast)

If you’ve ever thought about putting your money to work with investing, then you might have wondered where you’re...

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Report: Huawei filed more wireless patents than any other provider this year

Chinese conglomerate, Huawei, filed 8,607 wireless technology patents this...

IndustryMario McKellop - November 23, 2020

FMC received $20 million in funding to further memory chip development

Ferroelectric Memory Company (FMC), a German memory chip startup,...

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