…is not usually what comes to mind as a culprit. A review published this year sought to assess concert-goers’ risk. Researchers evaluated 13 cases of moderate-to-severe brain injury in which…
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…micronutrients, and the physical and mental well-being of the crew, scientists agree that the revision of the current food preservation system is a necessity. The predicted duration of a Mars…
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…Because of the complex shape, according to Propulsion Lead Mark Galle, “this [engine is] pushing the boundaries in complexities.” The engine’s geometries are more complex than usual 3D printing allows….
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