
Science Saturday: Mammoth DNA, Rare Black Hole & SpaceX Updates
This Science Saturday covers breakthroughs in ancient DNA, a rare black hole discovery, a failed pig kidney transplant, and a SpaceX Falcon 9 investigation.
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This Science Saturday covers breakthroughs in ancient DNA, a rare black hole discovery, a failed pig kidney transplant, and a SpaceX Falcon 9 investigation.
Japanese scientists at the University of Tokyo attach living skin to robotic faces, enabling them to “smile,” paving the way for advancements in cosmetics and medicine.
Fudan University scientists have developed a new high-temperature superconductor with an impressive 86% superconducting volume fraction, marking a significant milestone in physics research.
Shanghai Ocean University researchers unveil three new fish species endemic to the Chinese mainland, highlighting China’s rich marine biodiversity and the importance of ongoing conservation efforts.
Chinese scientists discover a new vampire squid species in the South China Sea, revealing new insights into deep-sea biodiversity and cephalopod evolution.
NASA’s Voyager 1 resumes sending science data after resolving a computer issue, continuing its historic journey through interstellar space.
Chinese scientists have discovered a gene that could enhance human longevity and offer a new approach to pest management.
China’s Space Weather Center forecasts strong solar flares this week but assures minimal impact on Earth, highlighting robust monitoring systems.
At the 2024 Zhongguancun Forum, Nobel laureate Aaron Ciechanover emphasized the transparency of science and its ultimate goal: benefiting people worldwide.
Chinese scientists have discovered 46 new subglacial lakes in East Antarctica, shedding light on ice sheet dynamics and the potential for life beneath the ice.