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Vaccine trials have had a weird week. What’s not normal is a bunch of researchers in Boston who have decided to test a DIY coronavirus vaccine on themselves. At least 20 people have mixed together the vaccine and sprayed it up their noses as part of what they’re calling the Rapid Deployment Vaccine Collaborative (Radvac)
The U.S. Department of Defense released a new space strategy report. In it, the military revealed that it’s concerned that nukes detonated in space could wipe out its fleet of satellites.
Using the assumption that intelligent life forms on other planets in a similar way as it does on Earth, researchers have obtained an estimate for the number of intelligent communicating civilizations within our own galaxy -the Milky Way. They calculate that there could be over 30 active communicating intelligent civilizations in our home Galaxy.
A team of scientists believe that they’ve recreated the biochemical processes that gave rise to the earliest forms of life on Earth.
Researchers have identified a reason why testicular tissue developes in people with female chromosomes.They looked into a complex condition where people with two X chromosomes, which is typical of females, have testicular tissue instead of ovaries, or gonads with a mixture of both.
A University of Saskatchewan (USask) research team has uncovered how bats can carry the Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS) coronavirus
Could there be life on Mars?? Are there evidences/signs of life on mars.?? Is mars habitable?? These questions have intrigued a lot of us for years. Now the curiosity rover has clues
Brain imprints on cranial bones from great apes and humans have contradicted the long-held notion that the human pattern of brain asymmetry is unique
A new University of California, Berkeley, study finds that bats’ fierce immune response to viruses could drive viruses to replicate faster, so that when they jump to mammals with average immune systems, such as humans, the viruses wreak deadly havoc.
The BMI could be used to control things like an electric wheelchair, interact with a computer, or operate a small robotic vehicle without having to use a hair-electrode cap or mess with wires.
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