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Watch breathtaking Nasa flight through ‘Pillars of Creation’ nebula in new 3D video

NASA's new 3D video offers a stunning flight through the 'Pillars of Creation' within the Eagle Nebula, blending Hubble Space Telescope data with modern 3D modeling to reveal intricate cosmic structures and star formation processes.

‘It was truly abandoned’: Decommissioned Antarctic base a pollution risk as French team calls on Australia to clean up

Wilkes Station, an abandoned Antarctic base, poses severe environmental risks due to residual waste and contaminants. The French team urges Australia for remediation to protect the fragile ecosystem.
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Engineered Biocatalyst for Making ‘Drop-in’ Biofuels

Researchers at IISc have developed an innovative enzymatic platform to convert fatty acids into 1-alkenes, promising 'drop-in' biofuels. This technology offers a sustainable, cost-effective alternative to traditional fossil fuels, compatible with existing infrastructure and aiming to reduce the carbon footprint.

The worm has turned: DIY lab platform evaluates new molecules in minutes

A new DIY lab platform using the nematode worm, C. elegans, revolutionizes molecular evaluation by leveraging chemotaxis for rapid, efficient testing of plant-derived compounds, accelerating drug discovery and other research fields.

Growing Habitats and Furniture in Space Out of Mushrooms

The article explores the innovative concept of growing habitats and furniture from mushroom mycelium for space exploration. This revolutionary approach offers sustainable, lightweight, and biodegradable materials that could reshape the future of space missions by utilizing local resources on the Moon and Mars.

Rich Gulf States Have Huge Ambitions. Will Extreme Heat Hold Them Back?

The Gulf States are striving to diversify their economies beyond oil by focusing on tourism, finance, and technology. Yet, extreme heat challenges these ambitions, impacting worker safety, energy demands, and construction schedules. Innovations in smart cities, green spaces, and solar technology aim to mitigate these issues.

U.S. Supreme Court rules for Biden administration in a social media dispute with conservative states

The U.S. Supreme Court rules in favor of the Biden administration in a pivotal social media dispute, marking a significant development in the balance between free speech and government regulation of online content.

That’s No Planet. Detecting Transiting Megastructures

The article explores the use of the transit method in detecting not only exoplanets but also other intriguing celestial phenomena, including binary planets, tidally distorted worlds, and potential alien megastructures, and how technological advancements enhance our ability to identify these anomalies.