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Watch Optimus Robots dance and serve drinks as Elon Musk unveils AI powered robots that can be personal assistants for just $20k (videos)

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Billionaire entrepreneur, Elon Musk showed off several of Tesla's humanoid robots at a glitzy event at Warner Bros. movie studio in Los ...

UK doctors successfully carry out first womb transplant

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Surgeons have performed the UK’s first womb transplant, signalling a new future for childbirth.  According to surgeons at the Oxford Transpl...

Pig heart transplanted into American man in breakthrough surgery

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Surgeons at the University of Maryland Medical Center have performed the first-of-its-kind procedure on a Maryland resident identified as Da...

World's most premature baby born at 5 months celebrates his first birthday despite having 0% odds of surviving

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A baby born at 5 months weighing less than a pound has beaten the odds and just celebrated his first birthday. 

US scientist, Andrew Brooks, who led development of the use of saliva for covid-19 test, dies at 51

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A research professor at Rutgers University, Andrew Brooks, who led the development of the first FDA-approved Covid-19 saliva test, died sudd...

George Carruthers, the inventor whose camera took the first images of space

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“He will be remembered as an amazing scientist, engineer, professor, and mentor.” Those were the words of the National Society of Black Phys...

A look at the first criminal trial which used fingerprints as evidence

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Thomas Jennings had gotten out of jail not too long ago when he invaded the home of Clarence Hiller on the night of September 19, 1910. Hill...

The overlooked Black cowboy whose discovery changed the field of archaeology

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Before the 1920s, there was no general agreement on how long humans had been in the Americas. Many historians believed that humans had been ...

Conjoined twins discharged from hospital after successful separation

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A pair of formerly conjoined twins were discharged from HCMC Children's Hospital in Vietnam on Wednesday morning, 7 October, 85 days aft...

South African doctors perform world’s first 3D middle ear transplant.

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South African surgeons have made another surgical history by performing the world’s first transplant of middle-ear bones using 3D printe...

The Boeing 737 Max 8 crashes and controversy, explained.

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The second deadly crash of a Boeing 737 Max model aeroplane within months of the first has put flyers around the world on edge. Multiple co...

Huge METEOR exploded over Earth with 10 times the energy of Hiroshima atomic bomb

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An enormous meteor has exploded in Earth’s atmosphere with 10 times the energy of the Hiroshima atomic bomb.

Patricia Cowings: the woman helping astronauts combat space sickness

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NASA psychophysiologist, Dr. Patricia Cowings, was the first American woman to be trained as a scientist-astronaut. She designed a program ...

'Time Traveller' Knows Who Will Be President In The Year 2045.

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In these testing times, a lot of people are looking for a bit of guidance. Which is why we're thankful that 'time traveller' ...

Dog company asks for £1million donation to help train dogs to 'smell Coronavirus'

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A dog training company, Medical Detection Dogs, which does pioneering work in cancer research and diabetes detection has opened a fundraisi...

Coronavirus pandemic and mental health: How we can help people in quarantine

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No part of the world can any longer claim to be completely safe from the coronavirus outbreak that has now spread to 77 countries, infectin...

Viruses: their extraordinary role in shaping human evolution

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Viruses give us infections from the common cold to COVID-19 and AIDS. But research shows that they may also have played a key role in shapi...

Archaeologists piece together a giant statue of Ramses II uncovered near a 2,000-year-old tomb of an Egyptian official.

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Archaeologists have pieced together 70 broken shards to restore a statue of Ramses II in the Sohag region of Egypt.

11-Year-Old Astrophysics Genius ‘Proves’ Stephen Hawking Wrong.

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William Maillis is literally a “genius.” By the time he was only 7 months old, he was already speaking in full sentences. Just before his se...

Hairy male donor hands stun docs by growing lighter and hairless to match female amputee.

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DOCTORS have been left baffled after an amputee's new hands miraculously changed to blend in with her body. Shreya Siddanagowder didn...