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Zuckerberg introduced a new “virtual keyboard” where Bosworth typed 119 words per minute

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Zuckerberg introduced a new "virtual keyboard" where Bosworth typed 119 words per minute

In a remarkable demonstration of cutting-edge technology, Mark Zuckerberg recently introduced a revolutionary "virtual keyboard." During this demonstration, Andrew Bosworth showcased an astonishing typing speed of 119 words per minute. This innovation could potentially represent a significant development in the world of Meta Reality Labs and its pursuit of advanced VR and AR technologies

Ocean Gate Co-Founder’s Bold Plan: A Thriving 1,000-People Venus Colony by 2050!

Guillermo Söhnlein, a visionary co-founder of OceanGate, is now setting his sights on an extraordinary ambition: to create a floating colony on Venus capable of accommodating a thousand individuals by the year 2050. Despite recent challenges, including an infamous submersible incident, Söhnlein's passion for advancing humanity as a multi-planet species has been deeply ingrained since his early years, when...

Nobel Prize 2023 Awarded to Pioneers of COVID-19 Vaccines

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Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine Awarded to Pioneers of COVID-19 Vaccines

In a historic announcement on October 2, the Nobel Assembly at the Karolinska Institute unveiled the laureates for the "2023 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine." The honour was bestowed upon American scientists Katalin Karikó and Drew Weissman for their pioneering work in developing modified nucleotide bases, a breakthrough that paved the way for highly effective mRNA vaccines. Nobel Prize 2023 Awarded to Pioneers of COVID-19 Vaccines

Three Nobel Prizes Try to Cover All of Science

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Scientists may not care much about being labeled as members of a certain field, but they take honors and recognition very seriously. The inclusion of chemistry and the biological sciences in the Nobel Prize has raised discussions regarding whether or not the prizes are still relevant in light of the changing scientific environment.

Scientists may not care much about being labeled as members of a certain field, but they take honors and recognition very seriously. The inclusion of chemistry and the biological sciences in the Nobel Prize has raised discussions regarding whether or not the prizes are still relevant in light of the changing scientific environment.

UK plans to build an £85 million laser, brighter than the Sun

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The UK is set to build the world’s most powerful laser that will be a ‘million, billion, billion times brighter’ than the Sun (Picture: UKRI)

UK's £85 Million Investment in the World's Most Powerful Laser

The most populated cities in the world

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Beijing

Our world is set to undergo a dramatic shift as urbanization continues to rise. By 2030, an estimated 38% of the global population will call massive cities their home. These urban giants are expanding, absorbing neighbouring regions, and luring diverse talents. Join us on a virtual journey through some of the world's most densely populated cities, each with its unique tapestry of history, culture, and challenges.

Israel advances cancer treatment with genomic profiling

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Israel advances cancer treatment with genomic profiling

Prof. Aharon Popovtzer, Director of Hadassah’s Sharett Institute of Oncology, emphasized the immediate impact on patient care: "We are proud to provide cancer patients with the best molecular characterization and are convinced that it will immediately lead to an improvement in the quality of treatment for many patients". Comprehensive genomic profiling tests enable the identification of all types of genomic alterations within a tumor, shedding light on the intricate mechanisms of cancer development and growth. This precision in diagnosis empowers physicians to tailor treatments to individual patients, optimizing outcomes while minimizing unnecessary interventions.

Aromas and Odors: Decoding the Insect Brain’s Interpretation

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Aromas and Odors: Decoding the Insect Brain's Interpretation

Aromas and Odors: Decoding the Insect Brain's Interpretation

Stomach Cancer: Causes Signs and Treatment

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Stomach cancer diagnosis and staging involve diverse medical techniques.

tomach cancer presents formidable challenges, but through understanding its causes, recognizing warning signs, and considering treatment options, we can navigate this complex condition. With increased awareness, proactive measures, and early detection, we can enhance outcomes for individuals grappling with stomach cancer.

James Webb Telescope captures newborn Sun-like star

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NASA's James Webb Telescope snaps a stunning shot of a Sun-like newborn star.

NASA's James Webb Telescope snaps a stunning shot of a Sun-like newborn star.

Oxygen-28: Unstable “Magic” Isotope That Defies Expectations

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Oxygen-28: Unstable "Magic" Isotope That Defies Expectations

Contrary to expectations, oxygen-28 exhibited an astonishingly brief existence. Its nucleus, resembling an overstuffed bucket, shed four neutrons almost immediately, leaving behind oxygen-24. Detecting these decay products simultaneously confirmed the creation of oxygen-28.

Environmental Pollution: Causes, Effects, and Solutions

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Our environment is a complex and interconnected web of life, consisting of both living and non-living elements. Understanding the environment, its ecosystems, and the consequences of human activities on it is crucial for the survival of life on Earth. As responsible stewards of our planet, it is imperative that we take proactive measures to mitigate the impact of our actions and protect the environment for future generations.

Our environment is a complex and interconnected web of life, consisting of both living and non-living elements. Understanding the environment, its ecosystems, and the consequences of human activities on it is crucial for the survival of life on Earth. As responsible stewards of our planet, it is imperative that we take proactive measures to mitigate the impact of our actions and protect the environment for future generations.