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In a groundbreaking development, scientists have genetically modified a marine microorganism with the capability to break down polyethylene terephthalate (PET) plastic in saltwater environments. PET is widely used in products such as water bottles and clothing and is a major contributor to micro plastic pollution in the world's oceans.
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Genetically Modified Bacteria Tackle Plastic Pollution

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The largest Martian rock ever found on Earth, NWA-16788, has sold for nearly $5.3 million at a Sotheby's auction.
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Breathable Oxygen Extraction Feasibility on Mars

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In the relentless pace of contemporary life, Laden with adaptogens and sedative properties, this herbal elixir aids in lowering cortisol levels, balancing moods, and fostering overall well-being—empowering individuals to confront stress and anxiety with resilience.
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Turning Waste into Treasure: Tea Waste into Valuable Products

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A recent study has raised concerns for owners of smart watches and fitness trackers, as it revealed that 95 percent of 20 different smart watch wristbands tested were contaminated with bacteria that could potentially cause diseases.
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Study Reveals Smart watch Bands May Harbour Harmful Bacteria

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Recent research in the journal Science reveals that genes might determine up to 55% of your lifespan variation today, doubling previous estimates
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Genomic Data Reveals Ancient Population Bottleneck

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While the triumphs of Chandrayaan-3 and Aditya-L1 missions echo globally, the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) faces an unexpected challenge—combating sea erosion at its revered spaceport in Sriharikota. In the last four years, the island has lost 100 meters of coastline, prompting urgent mitigation efforts.
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Symbolic; Shivashakti and Tiranga Mark Chandrayaan Lunar Achievements

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While the triumphs of Chandrayaan-3 and Aditya-L1 missions echo globally, the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) faces an unexpected challenge—combating sea erosion at its revered spaceport in Sriharikota. In the last four years, the island has lost 100 meters of coastline, prompting urgent mitigation efforts.
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August 23; Chandrayaan Landing Day  is Now ‘National Space Day’

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Transformative Power of Digital Technology in Health Systems
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Transformative Power of Digital Technology in Health Systems

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Lunar Exploration: Oxford’s Thermal Imaging Camera to Unveil Moon’s Water

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In an era where contemporary water utilities grapple with maintaining pristine water supplies, a groundbreaking study led by Oxford geoarchaeologist Dr. Gül Sürmelihindi and an international team unveils a remarkable facet of ancient civilization. The research exposes the meticulous water management practices of Roman engineers who, some two millennia ago, adeptly sustained and preserved their intricate water systems.
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Legacy of Roman Aqueducts Gains Significance at Time of Water Scarcity

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