Science
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Accuser loses defamation suit in Peruvian sexual harassment case
A judge in Peru ruled against archaeologist Marcela Poirier on 23 May in a defamation lawsuit brought by Luis Jaime…
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Money-saving secret your cable and internet provider doesn’t want you to know
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NASA looks to solar sails as a way to power future missions
A NASA-funded project is developing new technologies that would allow a spacecraft to fly through the cosmos propelled entirely with…
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7 things to do to avoid dementia even if you have high genetic risk
A study of people in the US suggests those at high genetic risk of dementia are less likely to develop…
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Bricks made of dust from the moon and Mars could make space buildings
Baking a mixture of saltwater and materials that mimic dust from the moon or Mars at a high temperature produced…
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Expect ‘active’ hurricane season, U.S. forecasters warn
On the cusp of hurricane season, federal officials said they expect an active stretch of potentially damaging tropical storms. Forecasters…
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Japan tries—again—to revitalize its research
Alarmed by the declining stature of its universities, Japan is planning to shower up to $2.3 billion a year on…
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Pasta-shaped robot with no moving parts can navigate through mazes
A soft robot made from a twist of rubber can harvest heat energy and use it to roll across a…
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Electric vehicles tease a new energy source: Gravity
Thanks to the expense of the high-tech systems, an eDumper costs about twice as much as a diesel-powered truck. But…
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Tech security: How to wipe your phone or computer if it’s lost or stolen
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