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Posted on August 20, 2015

Watery time capsule hints at how life got started on early Earth

Water locked away in rocks for 1.5 billion years reveals conditions were right for complex organic molecules to form in deep sea hydrothermal vents









Posted on August 20, 2015

Metamaterial wormhole teleports magnetic fields across space

Better MRI scanners could result from a trick in which a magnetic field springs up from nowhere, using materials famous for their link to invisibility cloaks









Posted on August 19, 2015

Turning CO2 from air into car parts may help carbon capture pay

Atmospheric CO2 can be turned into carbon nanofibres for high-tech uses a method that may also hold promise for profitable carbon capture









Posted on August 19, 2015

NASA scours retired space shuttles for spare parts

Two of the four NASA space shuttles on display in US museums have had their water tanks removed for possible use in a storage system for the ISS









Posted on August 19, 2015

Warmest ever superconductor works at Antarctic temperatures

A metal under pressure has broken the record for the warmest superconductor yet – it could work at Antarctic temperatures rather than those found in the depths of space









Posted on August 19, 2015

Possible new particle hints that universe may not be left-handed

The possible discovery of a boson at the Large Hadron Collider suggests a restoration of symmetry between two simple things: left and right









Posted on August 19, 2015

Extreme weather could trigger frequent global food shocks

By 2050 a once in a century crop failure event is expected to happen once every 10 years, sending shock waves through the world's food systems









Posted on August 19, 2015

Gene therapy cures blindness by replacing vision cells in eyes

Blind mice with destroyed retinas ran away from a swooping owl after treatment reprogrammed different cells in their eyes to detect light









Posted on August 19, 2015

Speculation mounts over trigger of Chinese warehouse explosions

One theory behind the blasts in the port of Tianjin is that the warehouse where it originated was storing chemicals that caught fire on contact with water









Posted on August 19, 2015

Rosetta sees sparks as comet 67P reaches closest approach to sun

The European Space Agency's comet team are celebrating perihelion, the day when comet 67P swings around the sun, taking Rosetta for a ride









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