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Jose Jones has an experience of about 8 years in editing and content writing, who has recently joined our team serving skillful ideas. He is thorough in the field of tech and science, renewable energy and mining industry. Most of his news comprise of energy, biotech, and materials. As a science person, she loves traveling all around, admiring the nature, observing new discoveries. Involves herself in the natures track-campaign.
mit experts found a new way to reduce video streaming on busy wi-fi

MIT experts found a new way to reduce video streaming on busy Wi-Fi

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Nothing is more irritating than a slow internet speed while watching a video on Wi-Fi connection. Unless buffering, skips, and blur video quality can destroy the watching experience of any TV show or movie when everybody in the home is attempting to stream videos simultaneously. Now here is a solution by a group from MIT, […]

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Hurricane Dorian will get stronger and more dangerous in coming days

Hurricane Dorian will get stronger and more dangerous in coming days

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According to the latest reports, Hurricane Dorian could come under category 3 storm. This storm is getting stronger as it moves closer to the Atlantic coast in Florida. This phenomenon could get worse because of Florida King Tides. These tides are also known by the name Spring tides. King tides in Florida will be much stronger […]

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Researches may get additional permission to grow marijuana for research purpose

Researches may get additional permission to grow marijuana for research purpose

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The studies related to marijuana for scientific and medical purposes are getting closer to expanding their resources as the federal government has processed a dozen pending application of marijuana cultivation. This decision has come after a long delay and various lawsuits against the agency by one cannabis researcher. “I am pleased that DEA is moving […]

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The Milky Way devoured another dwarf galaxy billions of years ago

The Milky Way devoured another dwarf galaxy billions of years ago

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Scientists have discovered that the Milky Way consumed another dwarf galaxy which collided with it long ago. A group of scientists while trying to understand how Milky Way was formed, came across signs of a collision between the two galaxies. The findings were presented in a new research paper. The paper was published in the […]

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Scientists have developed a new technology that will let patients feel through their prosthetic arms

Scientists have developed a new technology that will let patients feel through their prosthetic arms

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A group of scientists at the University of Utah with the collaboration of several other institutions have reportedly developed a technology that will let the patients have a sense of feeling through their prosthetic arms. The scientist has named this device as ‘LUKE Arm’ which is a reference to the prosthetic of Luke Skywalker from […]

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Glass beads found in clams in Florida help uncover the signs of a meteorite impact

Glass beads found in clams in Florida help uncover the signs of a meteorite impact

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Glass beads that were discovered in clam shells are linked to a meteorite strike that took place near Florida. The ancient clam shells were discovered 13 years ago in Sarasota County quarry in Florida. Scientists have found these clam shells to have deposits of microtektites (tektites smaller than the size of one millimeter) stored within […]

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