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The "Erodium Copy" robot, inspired by nature, buries seeds deep underground to aid reforestation and protect endangered species.

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Marijuana impairs driving similarly to alcohol, but detecting current THC-induced impairment remains a complex challenge for authorities.

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The upcoming Northern Lights will be visible from a lot more geographical locations than they have in the last 20 years.

A new nanodevice can generate electricity from the difference in saltiness between seawater and freshwater. The device uses a phenomenon called Coulomb drag to convert the flow of salt ions into electric power.

Agility Robotics unveils the first humanoid robot factory, transforming manufacturing and job opportunities. Robots will assist in healthcare, logistics, and disaster relief. Emphasis on collaboration, not replacement. Exciting times ahead!

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NASA’s OSIRIS-REx spacecraft lands a sample from an asteroid to Earth. This is the first US mission to do so.

A new collaboration led by NASA plans to use blockchain to store earth's most precious data on the moon.

India’s Chandrayaan-3 mission, which landed near the moon’s south pole, is facing a tough challenge: surviving the harsh lunar night. ISRO tries to revive Chandrayaan-3 mission after lunar night, but no response from Vikram lander and Pragyan rover yet.

A study on skeletal remains unearthed reveals a new dimension to the conventional understanding of prehistoric rituals and funerary practices.

Artificial intelligence is already revolutionizing many fields on Earth, but will it also have a significant impact on space exploration?

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