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Researchers have proposed a cost-effective macrogrid that would allow the sharing of power, including renewable wind and solar, across the United States during peak demand times. (Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)

Proposed Macrogrid Would Improve Reliability And Resilience Of US Electric Power, Study Says

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Researchers say the benefits of connecting the eastern and western grids far exceed the projected $50 billion cost.
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The arrival of RRS Sir David Attenborough in Portsmouth, England. The research vessel later departed for its first voyage to Antarctica. (@PortsmouthProud/Zenger)

VIDEO: Atts Last! Sir David Attenborough Research Ship Heads Off On Maiden Mission

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Craft named after celebrated English naturalist and broadcaster bound for Antarctica to explore impact of climate change.
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The Perseverance Mars rover captures a view of the 13th flight of the agency’s Ingenuity Mars helicopter, on Sept. 4, 2021. (NASA, JPL-Caltech, ASU, MSSS/Zenger)

VIDEO: Flights On Mars: Stunning NASA Footage Of Space ‘Copter On Red Planet Test Flight

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“Perfect” performance from the mini-helicopter mapping the Martian terrain.
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A new insulating material made from sustainable popcorn was developed at the University of Göttingen and may replace polystyrene in a number of applications. (University of Göttingen)

It’s A-maize-ing: Popcorn Is A New, Sustainable Insulation On The Market

November 18, 2021 1skholloway1975 Comments Off

Environmentally friendly popcorn product a substitute for polystyrene in insulation, packaging and other applications.
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According to researchers, a new lie detection method has great potential for detecting deception in real-life contexts, such as security and crime. (Dimas Ardian/Getty Images)

You Sticking With That Story? New Electrode Stickers Can Tell When You’re Lying

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Researchers caught an amazing seven out of ten liars by measuring twitching muscles on their faces.�
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Using 4D printing and magnetization techniques, scientists have designed microrobots shaped like fish, butterflies and crabs that can be guided to tumor cells, where the change in pH level triggers a response to release the chemotherapy drugs they're holding. (Chen Xin, Dongdong Jin, Yanlei Hu, et al/ACS Nano/American Chemical Society)

Bot A Breakthrough: Tiny Nanobots Can Deliver Chemo Straight To Cancer Cells

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The tiny, shape-shifting robots are guided by magnets to release drugs only where they’re needed.
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University of Virginia Health neurosurgeon Jeff Elias, PhD, has been a pioneer in the development of focused ultrasound for the treatment of essential tremor, a common movement disorder, and Parkinson's disease. (UVA Health)

FDA Approves Incisionless Ultrasound Brain Surgery For Parkinson’s Symptoms

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A new ultrasound technique avoids invasive brain surgery for Parkinson’s symptoms in patients who don’t respond to medication.
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The daily weather reports by NASA's rovers provide important information not only for scientists to learn more about Mars but also for supporting the operations of other craft collecting samples and data on the Martian surface. (NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory/Zenger)

VIDEO: Is There Strife On Mars? NASA’s Red Planet Rovers Monitor Weather, ‘Marsquakes’

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Both NASA’s rovers deliver daily weather reports from the north and the south of Mars to guide the mission.�
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This rare stone toilet is 2,700 years old and was most likely used by one of the Jewish dignitaries of ancient Jerusalem. (Yoli Schwartz, Israel Antiquities Authority Authority)

News Flush! How To Celebrate World Toilet Day

November 16, 2021 1skholloway1975 Comments Off

Lifting the lid on 10 secrets from the humble toilet’s history showing where man has been — and where he’s going.
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Nostromo's system on the roof of Medinol in Jerusalem. (Courtesy of Nostromo)

Cool Way To Chill: How Ice Can Be Used To Store Solar Energy For Air Conditioning

November 16, 2021 1skholloway1975 Comments Off

Clean ice bricks could replace polluting storage batteries, say scientists.�
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