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Japanese scientists create artificial womb for baby sharks
Japanese scientists have developed an artificial womb capable of incubating premature shark embryos so that they develop to their natural birth size.
Mucus-based bioink for printing and growing lung tissue
Researchers developed a mucus-based bioink for 3D-printed lung tissue.
In search of the world’s thinnest metal wire
Researchers claim to have found what may be the thinnest metal wire ever discovered.
Brainwaves: Distinct Directions for Memory and Recall
To memorize and remember, brain waves oscillate in different trajectories.
Earth’s 2-Million-Year Carnian Pluvial Event
The Carnian Pluvial Event, a long period of torrential rains that affected the Earth for…
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Lessons from evolutionary theory on alien appearance
It is very likely that aliens have undergone natural selection, according to…
What are the scientific explanations for alien abduction?
Millions of people claim to have had encounters with aliens, but most…
Consciousness may have evolved to benefit society
The experience of subjective consciousness may have evolved to allow the communication…
Fusion energy: solution or problem?
Fusion energy could transform the way we get our energy and exacerbate…
Japanese scientists create artificial womb for baby sharks
Japanese scientists have developed an artificial womb capable of incubating premature shark…
What Lucy fossil reveals about nudity and shame
The way Lucy has been depicted in newspapers, textbooks and museums shows…
If dragons were real, how would the firebreather work?
A chemistry professor attempts to bridge the gap between the magical and…
Oldest Known Human Face Reconstructed
Is this the face of world’s frist man? Oldest Known Human Face…
Just thinking about a location activates mental maps in the brain
MIT neuroscientists have found that the brain uses the same cognitive representations…
In search of the world’s thinnest metal wire
Researchers claim to have found what may be the thinnest metal wire…