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NASA's Cassini spacecraft has captured some of the closest-ever views of Saturn's rings, with new images revealing unprecedented levels of detail in the massive discs of icy particles orbiting the planet

We all know that there's no air to breathe on the Moon, but new evidence suggests that the lunar surface is continually being showered by oxygen escaping Earth – and may have been for billions of years, since Earth's atm…

💡Earth’s magnetic poles are set to swap places - and we're totally unprepared 👉

Life on Earth depends on the existence of water, but despite it covering some 70 percent of the planet's surface, scientists have never really been sure where it all comes from

Scientists have built artificial cells that are so life-like, they've tricked natural cells into thinking they're communicating with one of their own.

A mathematician says he's found a system that could stop tsunamis in their tracks 👉

For the first time, researchers have successfully grown human cells inside early-stage pig embryos in the lab, creating pig-human hybrids, which the researchers describe as interspecies chimeras.

Berkeley-led study finds law-breaking property in vanadium dioxide that could lead to applications in thermoelectrics, window coatings

Physicists repeatedly tweaked a group of ions to create first example of a non-equilibrium material

Two infants with leukaemia are now in remission, thanks to a world-first treatment that uses genetically engineered T-cells from healthy donors.:

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One of the greatest dilemmas in astrophysics is the black hole paradox - if black holes really do destroy every scrap of information that enters them.

The company that makes the world’s only commercially available quantum computers has released its biggest machine yet — and researchers are paying close attention.

This neutrino observatory began running experiments in April of 1996, studying solar and atmospheric neutrinos as well as searching for proton decay and supernovae in our galaxy:

Below is one of the most detailed full-disk photos of Earth ever taken - and the US government is now downloading a fresh version of it every 15 minutes.

Scientists have engineered the first ever 'semi-synthetic' organisms, by breedingE. coli bacteria with an expanded, six-letter genetic code

It Turns Out That the Solar System Is Not at All Like We Think It Is

Soft exosuit economies: understanding the costs of lightening the load

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Testing the methods of neuroscience on computer chips suggests they are wanting

Scientists just announced our best shot at ending antibiotic resistance to date

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The end of coal is near: China just scrapped 103 power plants

Physicists say they've manipulated 'pure nothingness' and observed the fallout

SpaceX’s Big Freaking Rocket – The Full Story (G-Rated Version)

New Antiproton Measurement Deepens Mystery Of Why The Universe Is Made Of Matter