"It Was A Reciprocal Step": Moscow Denies Visa To Candidate For NASA Post

"It was a reciprocal step," RIA state news agency quoted Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov as saying. Moscow said on Wednesda...

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Bill Gates: Solving Covid easy compared with climate

Fifty-one billion and zero - the two numbers Bill Gates says you need to know about climate. Solving climate change would be "the most ...

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Climate crisis: world now at its hottest for 12,000 years

Scientists say temperatures globally at highest level since start of human civilisation The planet is now hotter than it has been for at lea...

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Amsterdam to Paris in 90 minutes? Dutch tout hyperloop as future of travel

North Holland thinks unproven 600mph magnetic hovertrain could help replace air travel From hours to minutes … how the Hardt Hyperloop ...

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Coronavirus: Covid-19 detecting apps face teething problems

Two leading universities are trying to develop apps that listen to users' coughs and voices to predict whether they are infected with ...

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NASA opens space station to tourists - for £27,500 a night

The spaceflights will last up to 30 days but companies will have to shell out tens of millions of dollars for the privilege. The ISS is...

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TEXAS: 14-YEAR-OLD BOY MIRACULOUSLY CURED OF HOMOSEXUALITY AFTER ELECTROSHOCK THERAPY

A Texas teen has apparently miraculously been cured of homosexuality after undergoing an excruciating 18-month-long new experimental elect...

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Why slimmers are thwarted by the science behind losing weight

Dieting is hard because weight loss sets off an evolutionary "red flag" in the brain which triggers hunger cravings, a Cambridge...

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Mosquito-killer fungus to help war on malaria

A fungus genetically engineered to produce spider venom can quickly kill mosquitoes that spread malaria, a study suggests. The researc...

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Girl believed to be tiniest newborn weighed as much as an apple

SAN DIEGO — When she was born, the baby girl weighed about the same as an apple. In this Tuesday, May 28, 2019 photo provided by Sharp ...

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SpaceX puts up 60 internet satellites

A Falcon-9 rocket launched from Cape Canaveral in Florida late on Thursday, packed with 60 satellites capable of giving users on the groun...

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Scientists pursue universal snakebite cure using HIV antibody techniques

British specialist among those aiming to develop ‘next generation’ treatment that could help millions of victims each year A Siamese pen...

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Apple unveils TV streaming platform and credit card

Steve Carell, Reese Witherspoon and Jennifer Aniston   Apple has unveiled its new TV streaming platform, Apple TV+, at a star-stu...

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NASA To Send Tissue Chips To Space To Test Human Health, Genetic Changes

The "Tissue Chips in Space" initiative seeks to better understand the role of microgravity on human health and disease and to tr...

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SpaceX to announce private moon flight passenger

SpaceX is on the verge of announcing the name of person who would be the first private passenger on a trip around the moon. The identi...

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Human evolution: Artificial intelligence offers new clues to where (or what) we came from

MONKEYS aren’t our uncles. But we do share a common, enigmatic ancestor. Now humanity’s own child — artificial intelligence — is starting ...

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Belgian scientists look for poo donors

Scientists wanting to get to the bottom of gut micro-organisms are calling for people to donate their faeces for research. Belgian sci...

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Artificial intelligence tool 'as good as experts' at detecting eye problems

Machine-learning system can identify more than 50 different eye diseases and could speed up diagnosis and treatment The AI system dev...

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