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Nature recently published two articles simultaneously discussing "synthetic" human embryos, which are created using stem cells and exhibit similar development patterns to real embryos. The first article, titled "Postimpl…

Synchron's brilliant Stentrode device: a simple, safe, reliable brain-computer interface that doesn't need chunks of skull cut out

How the Sun illuminates the Earth throughout the year. The video consists of 365 frames, 1 frame for each day of the year. The pictures were taken at the same time. Data from Eumetsat satellite. Credit: Simon Proud @scie…

Working with ArianeGroup, an Airbus–Safran joint venture, Airbus has completed testing a complete system for feeding hydrogen to an aeronautical gas turbine engine.

Cambridge's new solar reactor can convert carbon dioxide from air and flue gas, as well as plastic waste, into useful chemicals

GPS uses a network of a few dozen satellites in precise orbits around Earth, and receivers in devices like phones are constantly listening out for signals from those satellites. The devices can work out how far they are…

eVTOLs and delivery drones promise to bring large numbers of aircraft closer than ever before to urban life. Most people find today's drones annoyingly loud and wouldn't want them whirring overhead on a daily basis, and…

Scientists discover salt in asteroid, indicating presence of water on Earth Scientists have discovered salt in an asteroid, which indicates the presence of water on Earth. The discovery could help explain how water arriv…

Recreating the musculature of the leg and pelvis, the imagery supports the supposition that this part-time tree-dwelling hominin walked completely erect, like humans, but more than three million years earlier.

Why manufacture in space? Well, when you're operating in zero gravity – or at least, in the microgravity environment of orbit – you're altering a very significant physical variable that's pretty much a constant for any E…

Solid-state batteries have a lot of promise. Unlike current lithium-ion batteries, solid-state ones don't contain flammable liquids, which are a major drawback as illustrated by stories of laptops and electric cars burst…

Well, well, well… all progressive Dutch students are already in China… who will go to Dutch universities in 2023?????! What for????!

While we need to transition to greener vehicles as soon as possible, it’s still going to take a few decades. In the meantime, finding other ways to slurp up that air pollution is important, so why not turn to the most co…

A scientist says spending 93 days underwater has turned back the aging clock and left him 10 years younger. @science

Scientists have successfully designed the world’s first 2D microchip using synthetic materials.

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For one hour on Friday 2 June, join ESA on YouTube for a space first as live images stream down direct from Mars!!! – this will be the closest you can get to a live view from the Red Planet.

First appearing in the early 1970s, neural field theory (NFT) combines an understanding of brain anatomy and physiology with math to model large-scale brain activity. Previous predictions using NFT have suggested that th…