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Speakers set on bars inside the windows cancel out unwanted noise, using technology similar to that in noise-canceling headphones.
New tests, masks, and ventilators developed this month may help fight the pandemic.
Researchers have developed unique gaits for rovers to prevent them from getting stuck in deep sand or soil.
NASA will soon see if specially designed blades spinning really fast can carry a small chopper through the planet’s barely there atmosphere.
By overlapping materials with periodic properties, scientists can detect features otherwise too small to be seen directly.
Two independent research groups have created the first superconducting quantum computers that can operate above 1 K, overcoming a major obstacle.
Fifty years ago, an explosion changed the flight of Apollo 13 into a saga of skill, fortitude, and resilience. A reporter who covered the mission recounts the details.
Researchers have created a tech that can track health markers -- all from the toilet seat.
Someday, such supports could allow meat in the lab to grow from tiny hamburger-nuggets into something more like steak.
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