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Emotional rollercoaster: Using virtual reality to explore emotions
The scenery floats past to your left and right, the railway in front of you. Suddenly, there was a fire. The suspense grows. The ride reaches its pinnacle.
The mysteries of spider webs have been revealed
Every phase of spider web construction is documented by researchers. Researchers used night vision and artificial intelligence to follow and...
Experts warn that government action is required to assure insurance against serious hacking of self-driving cars
According to a research, government intervention is required so that self-driving cars may be insured against hostile cyberattacks…
The COP26 agreement raises hopes for favorable tipping moments
According to academics, the COP26 Breakthrough Agenda might help spark positive tipping points in the fight against climate change.
The sun had rings before planets, thus Earth isn't'super.'
Many aspects of the solar system are explained by ‘pressure bumps’ in the protoplanetary disk of the sun.
Is there liquid water under the south polar cap of Mars?
Slushy brines are suspected based on geophysical radar reflections and laboratory studies.
For years, an experimental gene treatment has been able to reverse sickle cell disease
A multicenter research demonstrated that an experimental gene therapy for sickle cell disease restored blood cells to their proper form and removed acute…
According to a new research, Saturn's high-altitude winds produce spectacular aurorae
Leicester scientists have found a previously unknown process that fuels massive planetary aurorae on Saturn.
On the Moon and Mars, predicting the efficiency of oxygen-evolving electrolysis
Scientists from the Universities of Manchester and Glasgow have given new insight into the prospect of building a route to manufacture oxygen for people…
The use of pesticides has been connected to the development of chronic kidney disease
In a University of Queensland research, a routinely used herbicide was linked to an elevated risk of chronic kidney disease (CKD).
Making use of space to promote stem cell research and medicine
The answer to growing big batches of stem cells more effectively might be found in space’s near-zero gravity.