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Today in Space History - Laika's quiet orbit 🚀 Stardate -181.1510 (NOVEMBER 3, 1957) Before dawn at Baikonur, an R-7 rose with a passenger who would not come home. Sputnik 2, assembled in the weeks after

The Star Trek warp maneuver is possible. AI This is surprising: a Brazilian physicist has discovered that one of the most famous maneuvers in *Star Trek* would be even more remarkable than the series'

The study of aging on the space station. A group of scientists is sending small human organs into space in an attempt to understand aging. This is because a phenomenon has been observed during space travel:

Hello everyone, @sumari09 here. It’s been a while; I’m back! I want to start blogging again because I believe this can help me improve my English and writing skills. Since I’m in college now, I should

Source: Hrald — CC BY-SA 3.0, Wikimedia Commons The European Hedgehog: The Art of Hibernation As the nights grow cold in autumn, the European hedgehog prepares for one of the most dramatic physiological

Imagine a creature born when kings still ruled by divine right — and still swimming under Arctic ice today, completely unfazed. Image: a Greenland shark (Somniosus microcephalus) — photo by Super Bomba,

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I remember i had a book once when i was in Secondary School and it was about all the things that God created and how scince practically adopted it from nature and its surroundings to produce what we have

Today in Space History - Lights That Stayed On 🚀 Stardate 2080.7121 (NOVEMBER 2, 2000) Soyuz TM-31 met the International Space Station on 2 November 2000, docking at the aft port of Zvezda at 09:21 UTC

Science begins with curiosity. Discovery begins with questions. And sometimes, the most interesting questions start with: "What if?" Welcome to Scientopteran.com, a website dedicated to exploring

I suppose that at these heights of the game, we all should have known by now that a behavior that is or looks complex, goal directed and even emotionally responsive can unfold without awareness. This should

Living muscles that move robots In the field of biohybrid robotics, we have seen many recent examples. The core objective is to integrate biological muscle tissue with soft engineered materials to create

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[EN] This week, I had the opportunity to attend Feitech (Innovation, Technology, Business and Content Fair), held at Shopping Park in Aracaju, Brazil. The event brought together students from public schools,

Two launches from Baikonur on the same date, one year apart. One aimed a spacecraft at Mars for the first time. The other showed a satellite could change its own orbit. Toward a Silent Flyby Stardate 81.8894

I consume a white egg shell for science. Why? Because I'm special and for the calcium hypertrophy. PS: Don't forget to follow for more carnivore diet videos. Video Links The PERFECT Hard Boiled Eggs by

Fox News live footage of the 2003 Space Shuttle Columbia disaster: residents below said their house shook like a tornado

Source: Böhringer Friedrich — CC BY-SA 3.0 at, Wikimedia Commons The Alpine Marmot: Six Months of Sleep in the Mountains High above the tree line in the Alps, the alpine marmot lives in a world where summer

Have you ever started preparing dinner, picked up an onion, and suddenly found yourself crying? Your eyes begin to sting, tears start rolling down your cheeks, and you wonder why such a small vegetable