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Covid: when will we get back to normal? ISS sets the date
The ISS study "Return to normal: COVID-19 vaccination under mitigation measures" has indicated the date by which we will reach a "zero-Covid" level in Italy
Read moreStrange lights in the US sky: Professor Aaron Coyner’s explanation
On Friday night, many residents of the northwestern states of the USA spotted strange flying lights in the sky above their heads: physics professor Coyner tried to give an explanation
Read moreThe first feasible warp drive model
Two astrophysicists have described the first feasible model of warp drive for spacecraft: in the future will we really be able to travel in space like Captain Kirk?
Read moreThe Pentagon has launched a solar panel that produces and sends energy from space
PRAM is the prototype of a solar panel that is launched into orbit to produce electricity by exploiting the blue waves present in space
Read moreOrbital Assembly to build first luxury hotel in space
Voyager Station is the name of the first luxury hotel to be built in space by the Orbital Assembly Company: it will be operational by 2027.
Read moreAward-winning robot to fight against Covid-19
At the recently ended innovation fair in UK, IBIX 2020, the best innovation award was given to a medical service robot from Thailand.
Read moreCovid-19: video shows how the virus spreads in school classrooms
Researchers from the University of Cassino and Basso Lazio have made a video to explain how Covid-19 diffusion takes place in a classroom.
Read moreThailand: developed a new Rapid DNA Strip Test Kit for COVID-19
Prof. Dr. Kosum Chansiri, and her team from Srinakharinwirot University, Thailand, has developed a rapid DNA Strip Test kit for COVID-19
Read morePerseverance: the Mars Rover of new hopes is now in action
Ambitious mission will have to play the promising American rover, a few hours landed on the Martian soil. That of Perseverance can really represent a significant turning point in the...
Read moreAn advanced edge computing system for the ISS (International Space Station)
Life and work with 6 sunrises and 6 sunsets are certainly not facilitated aboard the International Space Station, which continuously orbits our planet. More and more, however, are increasing contributions...
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