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The Number of Pathogens and Antibiotic Resistance Genes in the Backyard and Commercial Compost has been Evaluated by Researchers

The Number of Pathogens and Antibiotic Resistance Genes in the Backyard and Commercial Compost has been Evaluated by Researchers

Gardeners commonly utilize compost organic material added to soil to aid plant growth because it improves soil health and lowers the quantity of organic waste…
NASA Chief Says Blue Origin Lawsuit Likely to Delay 2024 Moon Landing

NASA Chief Says Blue Origin Lawsuit Likely to Delay 2024 Moon Landing

NASA’s Artemis program to return humans to the Moon may face another setback, and NASA Administrator Bill Nelson believes he knows who is to blame.…
NASA and MIT Scientists United with Fringe Theorists Last Year to Defeat Gravity

NASA and MIT Scientists United with Fringe Theorists Last Year to Defeat Gravity

What do you get when you put a group of Star Trek fans and fringe hobbyists in a virtual room with hundreds of working scientists…
Italy makes COVID-19 Health Passes Mandatory for All Workers

Italy makes COVID-19 Health Passes Mandatory for All Workers

Every Italian person traveling to work starting next month will be required to display the country’s COVID-19 health pass (“Green Pass”), confirming proof of vaccination,…
In the 1960s, the US Government was Planning on Nuking Alaska

In the 1960s, the US Government was Planning on Nuking Alaska

In the 1960s, America devised a massive plan to nuke a large portion of the country. In a technical sense, it still does. Nuclear weapons…
Giant, Mysterious “Cavity” in Space Reveals how Supernovas make New Stars

Giant, Mysterious “Cavity” in Space Reveals how Supernovas make New Stars

Astronomers have discovered a massive cavity in space where the interstellar medium becomes nearly imperceptibly thin for roughly 500 light-years. Supernova events about 6-22 million…
Explorers have finally descended into Yemen’s Fabled “Well Of Hell”

Explorers have finally descended into Yemen’s Fabled “Well Of Hell”

The Well of Barhout, sometimes known as the “Well of Hell,” is a natural sinkhole in Yemen that has been the subject of fantastic narratives.…
Experimental Detector may have Spotted a New Type of Gravitational Waves

Experimental Detector may have Spotted a New Type of Gravitational Waves

Gravitational waves are minute ripples in the fabric of space-time created by some of the universe’s most awe-inspiring occurrences, such as the colliding of two…
Badass Goat Killed Grizzly Bear by Skewering it on its Horns, Necropsy Reveals

Badass Goat Killed Grizzly Bear by Skewering it on its Horns, Necropsy Reveals

Apex predators rise to the top by being the most effective hunters in their domain, but the food chain is occasionally disrupted by an underdog.…
An All-solid-state Battery with Pure-silicon Anode of High Performance

An All-solid-state Battery with Pure-silicon Anode of High Performance

Engineers developed a new type of battery by combining two promising battery sub-fields into a single battery. The battery incorporates a solid-state electrolyte as well…
Storms that are Strong and Slow-Moving are Becoming more Common as a Result of Climate Change

Storms that are Strong and Slow-Moving are Becoming more Common as a Result of Climate Change

According to a recent study by Newcastle University and the Met Office, climate change is causing a significant rise in powerful, slow-moving storms. Climate specialists…
A Space-based Experimental Loop for Simulating Nuclear Reactors

A Space-based Experimental Loop for Simulating Nuclear Reactors

Nuclear thermal propulsion technology produces high thrust while using half the propellant of chemical rockets. The heat from the reactor is transferred to a liquid…
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