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In a meteor crater on the red planet, a solitary robot is moving about. Right now it is probably collecting soil samples with a drill and a robotic arm, as it has quite a habit...
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In humankind's ever-ticking pursuit of perfection, scientists have developed an atomic clock that is more precise and accurate than any clock previously created. The new clock was built...
Gemma Conroy, Nature
A pair of hormones work in tandem to activate or suppress mosquitoes' cravings for blood, according to a study published today
Nick Tiller, Skep Inquirer
Milo of Croton once outwrestled a lion. On another occasion, he tied a cord around his head and snapped the band using only the bulging veins in his temples. He...
Sean Rafferty, The Conversation
You have to wonder how people originally figured out how to eat some foods that are beloved today. The
Jay Bennett, Quanta Magazine
Amid the roilings of the Milky Way, immense pockets of gas coalesce into clouds where stars are born. In this process, there is a hidden hand at play:...
Micah Hanks, The Debrief
Significant recent advancements spearheaded with support from CERN, the European Organization for Nuclear Research, are...
WA farmers are promising the fight is “not over” after the Albanese government’s live sheep export ban passed the Senate.
Isaac Schultz, Giz
It took 20 years, but the design and delivery of the International Fusion Energy Project's massive toroidal magnets is complete. The 19 coils are now in Southern France,...
Mike De Socio, BBC
Over the past few years, the city of Buffalo, New York, has been all over the headlines. But instead of US media focusing only on the...
Clare Watson, SciAl
In the charcoaled remains of fires that smoldered more than 10,000 years ago, archaeologists have found evidence of what may be the longest continuing ritual - shared...
Greg Uyeno, IEEE Spectrum
For the first time, a small group of patients with amputations below the knee were able to control the movements of their prosthetic legs through neural...
Dr. Giles Yeo, Science Focus
Many of us would like to shed a few kilos, and keep them off. This has never been more relevant, as three years of pandemic living has resulted in some of us...
FCB Nyasa Big Bullets FC has broken its silence on the recent changes in the club’s leadership, dismissing claims that the non-renewal of Sugzo Nyirenda’s contract as Chief Executive Officer is due to the team’s current performance. In an interview with MBC Digital, Bullets Board Vice President Escort Chinula clarified that the decision to appoint […]
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Moscow and New Delhi have discovered a new focus in bilateral ties – jointly, they can offer emerging markets viable green tech solutions
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While 37 of these are translations of Central Acts, 63 are translations of State Acts
Negotiations between Moscow and Bangui continue on the creation of a Russian military base in the Central African Republic (CAR). Russian Ambassador Alexander Bikantov confirmed this remains on the agenda. However, there are no detailed discussions yet on the timing, location, or size of the military presence. In April, CAR’s presidential administration acknowledged the country’s […]
*Wallabies star granted early release to join the Roosters - but don't expect to see him in the NRL anytime soon* Story by Martin Gabor For Nca Newswire and Andrew Prentice For Daily Mail Australia The Roosters have confirmed rugby union star Mark Nawaqanitawase has been granted a release...
South Africa name 12 of the starters from the 2023 Rugby World Cup final in their side for the opening Test with Ireland on Saturday.
Misstiano Penaldo Pundits slam BBC for belittling Ronaldo
The footballer will also have to pay a £25,000 fine after admitting drink-driving.
A woman has been left shocked after her boyfriend "popped the question" - but it wasn't the kind of question she was expecting him to ask her in their relationship