Droplette’s Skincare Device Delivers Ingredients Below the Surface of Skin
Backed by NASA, the handheld micro-infuser addresses more than beauty
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Backed by NASA, the handheld micro-infuser addresses more than beauty
Volcanoes on Venus, the history of reggaeton, gravity-free drinking in space and more from around the web
Scientists have long sought out data to support the belief that Venus is volcanically alive. The planet’s unique atmosphere has made this quest challenging, as noxious clouds prevent visibility and the dangerously …
Drinking in space is typically tricky, as liquids separate into droplets without Earth’s gravitational pull. However, researchers at NASA have devised a way to drink from an open-top cup without gravity or …
Self-healing concrete, gemstones on Mars, a viable alternative to palm oil and more
Researchers at Arizona State University working with NASA-affiliated scientists have found that the surface of Mars houses a supply of opal. The semi-precious gemstones form when silica dissolves in water—a process that …
Edible sneakers, batteries powered by gravity, breakthroughs in physics and more inspiring articles from the year
NASA’s InSight Lander, a groundbreaking “robotic geologist” that touched down in the Red Planet’s Elysium Planitia back in November 2018, may be approaching its final transmissions as windblown dust has clogged its power …
A $57.2 million contract moves the needle toward living on the moon and Mars
Emanated by the duo of stars called the Wolf-Rayet 140 system, 17 dust rings thousands of light years away have been captured by the James Webb Telescope. The image of these concentric …