Scientists spin century-old Murray’s Law to make better bio-inspired materials
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Hair-thin? MIT unveils sound-blocking silk that suppresses noise up to 75%
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Rocket valve glitch grounds Boeing’s first astronaut mission
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Venus is waterless due to greenhouse effect, indicating Earth’s future
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Could we use photons to perfect 'solar sailing'? The technique involves using the impact of sunlight on a solar sail to drive a spacecraft. NASA is launching a pilot project to see whether solar sailing could be a simple way of doing local space exploration.

Nanotechnology-based oral insulin may replace injections for diabetes
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Chinese scammer operates 4,600 phones in few clicks to inflate online traffic
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Watch: Bumblebees push Lego blocks together to gain reward
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Tungsten-lined tokamak sets fusion record, sustains plasma for 6 mins
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Zeva, a Tacoma-based air travel startup, made history with the first successful test flight of their compact, zero-emissions aircraft, ZEVA Aero, marking a significant step towards sustainable aviation and accessible zero-emission travel for all.

Photos: SpaceX rival Boeing’s Starliner set for 1st crewed mission to ISS
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England got leprosy from red squirrels in the Middle Ages, finds study
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You can build a quadrocopter at home using brushless motors, electronic speed controllers, an LCD flight control board, a transmitter, and carbon-nylon propellers. Once assembled, your homemade quadrocopter is ready for flight!

9 Irish Inventions That Changed the World and That Still Affect Your Daily Life
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Experience a billion years of Earth's geological history in a 40-second tectonic time-lapse. Watch continents merge, oceans emerge, and landscapes transform, highlighting the forces that have sculpted our planet.

Scientists solve key problem in solid-state batteries
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9 of the Best Instagram Accounts to Follow for Architects
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MIT’s breakthrough self-powered sensor harvests energy from the air
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12 Interesting Gifts That Every Engineer Will Love
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A new plant cell discovery promises human anti-aging potential
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