Scientists have tied molecules into the tightest knot ever created, video:
https://telegra.ph/molecules-01-13
https://telegra.ph/molecules-01-13
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molecules
Scientists have tied molecules into the tightest knot ever created
A superbug resistant to every available antibiotic has killed a woman in the US
https://telegra.ph/antibiotic-resistance-01-14
https://telegra.ph/antibiotic-resistance-01-14
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antibiotic resistance
A woman in Nevada died in September from an infection that resisted every kind of antibiotic in the US.
Hyoliths: Mysterious Cambrian Animals Classified as Lophophorates
https://telegra.ph/Hyoliths-01-15
https://telegra.ph/Hyoliths-01-15
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Hyoliths
Paleontologists have finally determined what hyoliths — a group of extinct marine creatures — actually are.
And another article about anti- aging reserch:
https://telegra.ph/TURNING-BACK-TIME-01-16
https://telegra.ph/TURNING-BACK-TIME-01-16
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TURNING BACK TIME
New technique rejuvenated organs and helped animals live longer
For the first time, physicists been able to accurately predict the future of quantum systems, specifically, the moment they'll fail - long before it actually happens
https://telegra.ph/quantum-01-16
https://telegra.ph/quantum-01-16
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quantum
Physicists can now predict the exact moment quantum systems will fail
2017 only just arrived, but one manufacturing company is already looking 45 years into the future
https://telegra.ph/5-km-skyscraper-01-16
https://telegra.ph/5-km-skyscraper-01-16
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5 km skyscraper
Engineers have released plans for a 5-km-high skyscraper that eats smog
*Prediction and real-time compensation of qubit decoherence via machine learning*
https://telegra.ph/machine-learning-01-17
https://telegra.ph/machine-learning-01-17
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machine learning
The wide-ranging adoption of quantum technologies requires practical, high-performance advances in our ability to maintain quantum coherence while facing the challenge of state collapse under measurement. Here we use techniques from control theory and machine…
A massive bow-shaped 'bulge' has been spotted in the upper atmosphere of Venus, and astronomers are trying to explain how it could withstand the gush of sulphuric acid clouds that are spinning faster than the planet itself
https://telegra.ph/Venus-01-17
https://telegra.ph/Venus-01-17
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Venus
Astronomers have spotted a massive 'bulge' in Venus' atmosphere
Scientists May Have Uncovered the Key to the Origin of Complex Life
https://telegra.ph/Complex-Life-01-17
https://telegra.ph/Complex-Life-01-17
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Complex Life
@science IN BRIEF New research suggests microbes named after the mythological beings of Norse mythology are the earliest ancestors of human life on Earth. While these microbes have not been specifically observed, evidence of their existence can be found in…
Scientists are being forced to evacuate the Halley VI Research Station in East Antarctica after a huge crack in the ice nearby doubled in length in less than three months.
https://telegra.ph/Antarctic-research-station-01-17
https://telegra.ph/Antarctic-research-station-01-17
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Antarctic research station
A giant ice crack is forcing the evacuation of the Halley Antarctic research station
Complex life might have come and gone on Earth long before the multicellular organisms we're familiar with today arose, a new study suggests.
https://telegra.ph/Life-01-18-2
https://telegra.ph/Life-01-18-2
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Life
Complex life could have existed on Earth at least once before
The genes that predispose people to attain higher levels of education have been in decline over the past 80 years, and researchers are suggesting that they’re now under negative selection, which could have a big impact on our species in the coming centuries.
https://telegra.ph/Natural-selection-01-18
https://telegra.ph/Natural-selection-01-18
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Natural selection
Natural selection is causing a decline in human 'education genes', say scientists
Meet The Glasses That Can Fix Colorblindness: https://telegra.ph/Colorblindness-01-18
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Colorblindness
A New Device Could Make Memory Implants a Reality
https://telegra.ph/Implants-01-18
https://telegra.ph/Implants-01-18
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Implants
Total Recall Memories are the faintest, most ethereal wisps of our neurophysiology — somehow, the firing of delicate synapses and the activation of neurons combine to produce the things we remember. The sum of our memories make us who we are; they are us…
New Antiproton Measurement Deepens Mystery Of Why The Universe Is Made Of Matter
https://telegra.ph/Antiproton-01-18
https://telegra.ph/Antiproton-01-18
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Antiproton
Studying antimatter and its properties does more than just provide cool ideas to science fiction writers, it could also help explain why the universe is made almost exclusively of matter and not the other way around. So far, however, we have come home empty…
SpaceX’s Big Freaking Rocket – The Full Story (G-Rated Version)
https://telegra.ph/SpaceX-01-19
https://telegra.ph/SpaceX-01-19
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SpaceX
👉 Join @science SpaceX’s Big Freaking Rocket – The Full Story (G-Rated Version)
Physicists say they've manipulated 'pure nothingness' and observed the fallout
https://telegra.ph/Physicists-01-19
https://telegra.ph/Physicists-01-19
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Physicists
Physicists say they've manipulated 'pure nothingness' and observed the fallout
The end of coal is near: China just scrapped 103 power plants
https://telegra.ph/end-of-coal-01-19
https://telegra.ph/end-of-coal-01-19
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end of coal
The end of coal is near: China just scrapped 103 power plants