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Here is The image From Ultima Thule which is the most distant space object

The spacecraft New Horizons, developed by the American Aerospace and Aerospace agency NASA, recently reached Ultima Thule, signing a historic success. Now it’s the sharpest photo from the most distant space discovered. The American Aerospace an...

by Seren Arslantay - 6 January 2019

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The IBM developed an application to help patients with artificial intelligence

The IBM developed an application to help patients with diabetes through artificial intelligence IBM collabored with medical device manufacturer Medtronic. So, it has developed an application for help diabetics. This application will predict the statu...

by Hayriye Nas - 4 January 2019

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Another historical space achievement; Landing on the dark surface of the moon, the first photo came

The science world is now talking about the spacecraft New Horizons, developed by NASA, to reach Ultima Thule. However, a historical space success has been signed. China has landed on the dark side of the moon with Chang-4 spacecraft. In recent years,...

by Seren Arslantay - 3 January 2019

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Scientists Have Solved an Amipe Computer Problem

Scientists who have managed to use a single-cell live amoeba for computational operations open the way for a new alternative to traditional computers. A group of scientists from the University of Keito, Masashi Aono  managed to solve a problem c...

by Hayriye Nas - 25 December 2018

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A planet two times bigger than Earth could be hit Uranus

Uranus is behaving completely differently from other planets in our solar system. The cause of Uranus’s unusual movements can be a giant collision. This year was a very productive year in terms of space studies. Rocket and car were sent to Mars...

by Hayriye Nas - 25 December 2018

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Scientists found plastic wastes in the deepest pit of the World

Plastic wastes were found even in the 11-kilometer Mariana trench, known as the deepest point in the world. A research published in the Geochemical Perspectives last November reveals once again that mankind does not know the limit on damaging the wor...

by Hayriye Nas - 21 December 2018

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Researchers have developed a new material to control the energy of light

Scientists have long been looking for ways to manipulate electromagnetic fields in an unobserved way in nature.  For this purpose, there are synthesize materials call metamaterals. A research team that was part of the Umbutt Lowell was able to devel...

by Hayriye Nas - 19 December 2018

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The eerie emotional illusion created by our brain: the nocebo effect

We must have heard the word “be good think good” somewhere. As opposed to that, there’s a saying, “If you say something forty times, it is real.” Today, we refer to the effects of “placebo and Nocebo “, which...

by Hayriye Nas - 15 December 2018

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The first selfie came from NASA’s Insight Mars vehicle

The United States national Aviation and Space agency NASA’s Insight Mars vehicle sent the first selfie photo. Mars vehicle Insight, developed by NASA, recently finished a six month long 480 million kilometre journey and made a smooth landing on...

by Seren Arslantay - 14 December 2018

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Historical Event came true; The Sound of Mars was heard for the First Time

NASA’s reconnaissance vehicle had recently shared the first picture of sight Mars. The US National Aviation and Space Agency (NASA) have released a recording of the sound of the wind hitting the solar panels of insight. Bruce Banerdt, a scienti...

by Seren Arslantay - 12 December 2018