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Coca-Cola to sell soda in 100% recycled plastic in US |
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Discoveries at the edge of the periodic table: first ever
measurements of einsteinium |
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In search of stable liquids |
| 4 |
Keep this surface dirty |
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DARPA opens door to producing "unimaginable" designs
for DoD |
| 6 |
Researchers develop new one-step process for creating
self-assembled metamaterials |
| 7 |
Defects aid mother-of-pearl's assembly, according to new
research |
| 8 |
Spontaneous robot dances highlight a new kind of order in
active matter |
| 9 |
Space bauble |
| 10 |
MIT to use the ISS to test smart, electronic textiles for use
in spacesuits and spacecraft |
| 11 |
Microfibers could allow pieces of clothing to track a variety
of vital signs |
| 12 |
Russian scientists improve 3D printing technology for
aerospace composites using oil waste |
| 13 |
Cracking the secrets of an emerging branch of physics |
| 14 |
Smart concrete could pave the way for high-tech,
cost-effective roads |
| 15 |
A chemical space mapping method helps crack the mystery of
Mendeleev number |
| 16 |
Chain reaction: virus darkens future of Albania's chromium
miners |
| 17 |
Optimizing the design of new materials |
| 18 |
Industrial-strength brine, meet your kryptonite |
| 19 |
NASA's TESS discovers new worlds in a river of young stars |
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A new method to search for potentially habitable planets |
| 21 |
A new way to look for life-sustaining planets |
| 22 |
Harvard astronomer argues that alien vessel paid us a visit |
| 23 |
Could game theory help discover intelligent alien life |
| 24 |
Simulating evolution to understand a hidden switch |
| 25 |
Discovery boosts theory that life on Earth arose from RNA-DNA
mix |
| 26 |
Key building block for organic molecules discovered in
meteorites |
| 27 |
Pollution could be one way to find an extraterrestrial
civilization |
| 28 |
Solar system's most distant planetoid confirmed |
| 29 |
New factor in the carbon cycle of the Southern Ocean
identified |
| 30 |
Mapping of undersized fish, crustaceans may help sustainable
fishing efforts |
| 31 |
Open ocean 'surface slicks' serve as nurseries for dozens of
fish species |
| 32 |
Study: Sea levels to rise faster than models predict |
| 33 |
DARPA selects performers to advance unmanned underwater
vehicle project |
| 34 |
Robot fleet tracks, analyzes microbial community in the open
ocean |
| 35 |
India Set to Launch 'Deep Sea Mission' for Exploration of
Energy, Minerals |
| 36 |
New Chinese submersible reaches Earth's deepest ocean trench |
| 37 |
A breakthrough of the mechanism of energy saving in collective
swimming |
| 38 |
Autonomous boats could be your next ride |
| 39 |
Underwater robots to autonomously dock mid-mission to recharge
and transfer data |
| 40 |
India disaster highlights pressure on Asia's great rivers |
| 41 |
Hacker tries to dump chemical into Florida city's water |
| 42 |
Hacker tries to dump chemical into Florida city's water |
| 43 |
La Nina climate cycle has peaked: UN |
| 44 |
US Navy to be 'more assertive' in countering China in Pacific |
| 45 |
Study: About half of global wastewater is treated |
| 46 |
Sudan warns further filling of Ethiopian Nile dam threatens
national security |
| 47 |
In Brazil, many smaller dams disrupt fish more than large
hydropower projects |
| 48 |
Beidou satellite helps with shared electric bikes |
| 49 |
Carbon-coated thread could be used to track movement in real
time |
| 50 |
European Commission awards launch contracts for next
generation of Galileo satellites |
| 51 |
NASA advancing global navigation satellite system capabilities |
| 52 |
China sees booming satellite navigation, positioning industry |
| 53 |
Ozmens' SNC delivers prototype lunar crew module to DYNETICS |
| 54 |
Chang'e 4 lander, rover resume work on moon |
| 55 |
Orbit Logic Tackles Autonomous Lunar Exploration with Robotic
Swarms |
| 56 |
What Hollywood gets wrong, and right, about asteroids |
| 57 |
NASA's OSIRIS-REx to Fly a Farewell Tour of Bennu |
| 58 |
An asteroid "double disaster" struck Germany in the
Miocene |
| 59 |
The craters on Earth |
| 60 |
A subterranean ecosystem in the Chicxulub Crater |
| 61 |
Earth, moon were bombarded by asteroid shower 800 million
years ago |
| 62 |
Asteroid impact, not volcanoes, made the Earth uninhabitable
for dinosaurs |
| 63 |
ESA and JAXA meet online to agree future cooperation |
| 64 |
OSIRIS-REx mission set for May departure from Bennu back to
Earth |
| 65 |
Why do some regions on the dwarf planet Ceres appear blue |
| 66 |
Slovenia releases color image from NEMO-HD microsat |
| 67 |
NOAA Selects Woolpert to Collect Topo-Bathy Lidar, Imagery for
Remote Hawaiian Islands |
| 68 |
Emissions of ozone-eating chemical CFC-11 are on the decline
again |
| 69 |
Pioneering NASA mini weather satellite ends its mission |
| 70 |
Aeolus shines a light on polar vortex |
| 71 |
Extreme UV laser shows generation of atmospheric pollutant |
| 72 |
New concept for rocket thruster exploits the mechanism behind
solar flares |
| 73 |
Magnetic waves explain mystery of Sun's outer layer |
| 74 |
Study reveals new insights into the link between sunlight
exposure and kidney damage |
| 75 |
NASA, Poland to build instrument to study interplanetary space |
| 76 |
Astronomers offer possible explanation for elusive
dark-matter-free galaxies |
| 77 |
Rare blast's remains discovered in Milky Way's center |
| 78 |
Study of supergiant star Betelgeuse unveils the cause of its
pulsations |
| 79 |
An art lover dreams of space |
| 80 |
A warp in the Milky Way linked to galactic collision |
| 81 |
The Milky Way does the Wave |
| 82 |
Citizen scientists help create 3D map of local stellar
neighborhood |
| 83 |
Charge radii of exotic potassium isotopes challenge nuclear
structure theory |
| 84 |
How do electrons close to Earth reach almost the speed of
light? |
| 85 |
Strong magnet-Revolutionized aerospace engineering |
| 86 |
Advantages of thin-film coating in aircraft coating |
| 87 |
Boron Nitride Ceramic--Space Radiation Shielding |
| 88 |
EOS Data Analytics to launch satellite with Dragonfly
Multispectral Imagers in 2022 |
| 89 |
Despite pandemic-related setbacks, the NewSpace industry has
new players enter the field |
| 90 |
Firefly Aerospace's debut Alpha launch set to demonstrate
Space Electric Thruster System |
| 91 |
Quantum causal loops |
| 92 |
Global ice loss rate is accelerating, study finds |
| 93 |
Skull reveals evolutionary origins of tube-crested dinosaur's
unusual airways |
| 94 |
Skeletal trauma reveals inequalities of Cambridge's medieval
residents |
| 95 |
Moon rock on Joe Biden's desk raises hopes for lunar return |
| 96 |
Giant dinosaur hunted from the shoreline like a bird, not an
aquatic predator |
| 97 |
In confined spaces, air purifiers may actually aid the spread
of COVID-19 |
| 98 |
Humans have an obesity problem, Asian elephants don't |
| 99 |
NASA spacewalk partially hooks up new science platform |
| 100 |
People likely brought dogs to the Americas 15K years ago |
| 101 |
Milk-stained teeth reveal early dairy consumption in Africa |
| 102 |
Sirius XM says its newest satellite has malfunctioned |
| 103 |
Lunar cycle can influence circadian rhythms of humans, study
says |
| 104 |
NASA prepares most sophisticated Mars rover for 'dangerous'
landing |
| 105 |
635 million-year-old fungi is the world's oldest terrestrial
fossil |
| 106 |
Study: Racist neighborhood 'redlining' has led to fewer green
spaces today |
| 107 |
Study: Some truth to theory of link between menstrual cycle,
moon phases |
| 108 |
X-ray tomography helps reveal how solid state batteries
charge, discharge |
| 109 |
Cyclones drifting closer to the coast in Pacific, Indian
oceans |
| 110 |
Space firm plans first all-private crew for 2022 launch |
| 111 |
Carbon-coated thread could be used to track movement in real
time |
| 112 |
Scientists combine, organize 40 years worth of data on coral
spawning |
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