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Boeing’s Starliner Is About To Launch | Discover Magazine
WEB3 days ago · Starliner’s development has come with setbacks. Though Boeing received US$4.2 billion from NASA, compared with $2.6 billion for SpaceX, Boeing spent more than $1.5 billion extra in developing the spacecraft. On Starliner’s first uncrewed test flight in 2019, a series of software and hardware failures prevented it from getting to its planned …
It May be Possible to Power Implantable Generators with Our Bodies
WEB4 days ago · The average human body expends a rough equivalent to 800 AA batteries of energy per day. But the body’s mechanical efficiency is only estimated at around 15 to 30 percent, meaning most of the energy we gain from food is released as heat.. At the same time, humans are increasingly in need of a safe, reliable source of power for the growing …
Our Top 10 Articles of 2023 | Discover Magazine
WEBDec 26, 2023 · Year after year, new scientific discoveries and advancements are made, and 2023 has been no different. From spooky sharks to Benjamin Franklin to head-tilting puppies, our top stories of 2023 are ones for the record book. Here are 10 of our favorite stories from the last year. 1. That Irresistible Head Tilt: Why Do Dogs Turn Their Heads …
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Our Top 10 Science Stories of 2022 | Discover Magazine
WEBDec 19, 2022 · The year 2022 was an incredible time for science. We witnessed the unveiling of the first James Webb Space Telescope photos and the discovery of a mummified baby woolly mammoth.Just recently in Dec. 2022, we even had a breakthrough in nuclear fusion that will hopefully create clean energy. As we look back on this …
Reconstructing a Neanderthal Skull That Was Flattened Like a …
WEB3 days ago · Newsletter. Scientists recently reconstructed a Neanderthal skull that was both flattened like a pancake and shattered into pieces. The team then also used digital technology to create a 3-D approximation of the 75,000-year-old female Neanderthal’s face. The archeologists suspect the woman’s head had been crushed — possibly by rockfall ...
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WEBAbout Discover. At Discover, we believe science can and should be for everyone. We have reported on science developments for more than four decades and make it our mission to share the science that matters with you. We explore a variety of intriguing topics: ancient humans and artifacts; dinosaurs and animals; behavior and emotions; artificial ...
And The Biggest Unsolved Problems In Physics Are...
WEB6 days ago · This is a fascinating paper that sets out many of the biggest problems in physics in a way that largely avoids verbosity and so is easily accessible. There is another problem that this paper perfectly demonstrates but fails to mention explicitly — the gender bias in physics. A quick look at the list of authors makes this bias all too clear ...
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