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Car Microphone Enhances Autonomous Vehicle Safety
Autonomous vehicles There are eyes – cameras Lidarradar. But ears? Here's what the researchers in Fraunhofer Institute for Digital media ...
Scientists Made Human Eggs from Skin Cells and Used Them to Form Embryos
“The biggest problem is how to make this egg to publish half of its chromosomes – and the right half,” ...
‘Super Natural’ celebrates the creatures that thrive in extreme conditions
In the Super Natural, marked by the awards of the writer-nauki Alex Reili, tells about his inquisitive, generous view of ...
Research traces 50,000 years of change
Lost forever: Tilatsin was among 17 large species of mammals found in the same Australian cave representing ecosystems, fully transformed ...
Should I Feel Guilty About Using My AC?
Air conditioning is one of our great pleasures. When your city is suffocating at 100 degrees Heat domeThere is nothing ...
The most important mathematician you’ve (probably) never heard of
Alexander Grothendik was a giant of mathematics Evasion Ask someone to call the most important physicist out of 20tour Century, ...
Cannabis extract found to be effective for lower back pain
Cannabis extract was tested as treatment of chronic pain Cappi Thompson/Getty images The drug obtained from cannabis Weakens Chronic pain ...
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From Dinosaur Scratches to Insects in Amber, How Paleontologists Uncover Prehistoric Courtship
Researchers found that fossil evidence of various creatures, caring and mated, as they continue to look for a conference Riley ...
Scientists unlock secret to Venus flytrap’s hair-trigger response
To catch his prey, Flytrap Venus sends quick electrical impulses that are generated in response to touch or tension. But ...
Ghostly Swamp Lightning Explained – Nautilus
Research AAccording to the myth, the ghostly blue lights, often called Will-O'-THE-WISP, can deceive travelers wandering around the cemeteries or ...
