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Australia's First Orbital Rocket Launch Attempt Ends in Failure
Australia's Gilmour Space launched the Eris rocket on Wednesday morning from Bowen, north Queensland, but it crashed after 14 seconds due to insufficient thrust, marking a significant step in the country's space program despite the failed orbit attempt.
Australia's First Orbital Rocket Launch Attempt Ends in Failure
Australia's Gilmour Space launched the Eris rocket on Wednesday morning from Bowen, north Queensland, but it crashed after 14 seconds due to insufficient thrust, marking a significant step in the country's space program despite the failed orbit attempt.
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Millions Transform into Trees in Davis's "Arborescence
Rhett Davis's "Arborescence" depicts millions globally transforming into trees, exploring climate anxiety, technological overstimulation, and the search for meaning through the relationship of Caelyn, who becomes a leading expert on this phenomenon, and Bren, whose perspective contrasts hers.
Millions Transform into Trees in Davis's "Arborescence
Rhett Davis's "Arborescence" depicts millions globally transforming into trees, exploring climate anxiety, technological overstimulation, and the search for meaning through the relationship of Caelyn, who becomes a leading expert on this phenomenon, and Bren, whose perspective contrasts hers.
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Global Liver Cancer Cases Projected to Rise 76% by 2050
A "Lancet" study projects a 76 percent increase in global liver cell cancer cases by 2050, reaching 1.52 million annually, primarily due to aging populations, Hepatitis infections, and fatty liver disease, with Asia bearing the highest burden and Africa showing the most significant percentage increa...
Global Liver Cancer Cases Projected to Rise 76% by 2050
A "Lancet" study projects a 76 percent increase in global liver cell cancer cases by 2050, reaching 1.52 million annually, primarily due to aging populations, Hepatitis infections, and fatty liver disease, with Asia bearing the highest burden and Africa showing the most significant percentage increa...
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China's Food Loss Reduction System Yields Significant Results
China's 2024 food loss reduction system, focusing on improved farm practices and technology, prevented over 25 billion kilograms of grain loss in three years, lowering mechanical harvest losses by 1-2 percentage points for major crops and promoting international cooperation.
China's Food Loss Reduction System Yields Significant Results
China's 2024 food loss reduction system, focusing on improved farm practices and technology, prevented over 25 billion kilograms of grain loss in three years, lowering mechanical harvest losses by 1-2 percentage points for major crops and promoting international cooperation.
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China Develops Lunar Brick-Making Machine
A Chinese team developed a machine that uses solar energy to create high-strength bricks from lunar soil, advancing the potential for building on the moon; tests on the bricks will be conducted on the space station before lunar construction begins.
China Develops Lunar Brick-Making Machine
A Chinese team developed a machine that uses solar energy to create high-strength bricks from lunar soil, advancing the potential for building on the moon; tests on the bricks will be conducted on the space station before lunar construction begins.
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China's Food Loss Reduction System Shows Significant Progress
China's intensified efforts to reduce food loss resulted in a 1-2 percentage point drop in mechanical harvest loss rates for major grains since 2021, preventing over 25 billion kilograms of grain loss in the past three years, showcasing improved farm management, disaster prevention and technological...
China's Food Loss Reduction System Shows Significant Progress
China's intensified efforts to reduce food loss resulted in a 1-2 percentage point drop in mechanical harvest loss rates for major grains since 2021, preventing over 25 billion kilograms of grain loss in the past three years, showcasing improved farm management, disaster prevention and technological...
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Wuhan High School's Unique Teaching Model Yields Remarkable Gaokao Results
Hanyang No. 1 High School in Wuhan's Caidian district achieved an 87.31% first-tier university admission rate in the 2023 Gaokao, due to its unique student-centered teaching model emphasizing self-learning, collaborative inquiry, and personalized learning plans, as opposed to traditional lecture-bas...
Wuhan High School's Unique Teaching Model Yields Remarkable Gaokao Results
Hanyang No. 1 High School in Wuhan's Caidian district achieved an 87.31% first-tier university admission rate in the 2023 Gaokao, due to its unique student-centered teaching model emphasizing self-learning, collaborative inquiry, and personalized learning plans, as opposed to traditional lecture-bas...
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Stem-Cell Treatment Shows Promise for Reversing Hearing Loss
A UK clinical trial is testing a new stem-cell treatment for hearing loss caused by auditory nerve damage, injecting lab-grown stem cells into the inner ear to regenerate damaged nerve cells; the trial, involving 20 profoundly deaf patients, will test the treatment's efficacy in reversing hearing lo...
Stem-Cell Treatment Shows Promise for Reversing Hearing Loss
A UK clinical trial is testing a new stem-cell treatment for hearing loss caused by auditory nerve damage, injecting lab-grown stem cells into the inner ear to regenerate damaged nerve cells; the trial, involving 20 profoundly deaf patients, will test the treatment's efficacy in reversing hearing lo...
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Liver Cancer Cases Projected to Rise Sharply by 2050
A new report projects a substantial increase in liver cancer cases by 2050, driven by rising obesity and alcohol consumption, despite a projected decrease in viral hepatitis-related cases; 60% of liver cancer cases are potentially preventable.
Liver Cancer Cases Projected to Rise Sharply by 2050
A new report projects a substantial increase in liver cancer cases by 2050, driven by rising obesity and alcohol consumption, despite a projected decrease in viral hepatitis-related cases; 60% of liver cancer cases are potentially preventable.
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Childhood Lead Exposure Linked to Increased Dementia Risk in Older Adults
A Canadian study of over 600,000 older US adults revealed a 20% increased risk of memory problems—potentially leading to dementia—in those exposed to high levels of lead during childhood (1960s-70s), primarily due to leaded gasoline and paint, with nearly 90% of that generation having dangerously hi...
Childhood Lead Exposure Linked to Increased Dementia Risk in Older Adults
A Canadian study of over 600,000 older US adults revealed a 20% increased risk of memory problems—potentially leading to dementia—in those exposed to high levels of lead during childhood (1960s-70s), primarily due to leaded gasoline and paint, with nearly 90% of that generation having dangerously hi...
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Preventable Liver Cancer: Obesity and Alcohol Consumption to Surpass Hepatitis as Leading Causes
A Lancet study reveals that over 60% of global liver cancer cases are preventable, with obesity and alcohol consumption projected to surpass hepatitis as leading causes by 2050, necessitating urgent public health interventions to avoid a doubling of new cases within 25 years.
Preventable Liver Cancer: Obesity and Alcohol Consumption to Surpass Hepatitis as Leading Causes
A Lancet study reveals that over 60% of global liver cancer cases are preventable, with obesity and alcohol consumption projected to surpass hepatitis as leading causes by 2050, necessitating urgent public health interventions to avoid a doubling of new cases within 25 years.
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China-EU Scientists Unite to Tackle Global Challenges
The China-EU Young Scientists Exchange Programme, launched in Beijing on Friday, aims to unite European and Chinese scientists to address global challenges such as climate change and pandemics, facilitating exchanges between European researchers and Chinese universities, research institutions, and t...
China-EU Scientists Unite to Tackle Global Challenges
The China-EU Young Scientists Exchange Programme, launched in Beijing on Friday, aims to unite European and Chinese scientists to address global challenges such as climate change and pandemics, facilitating exchanges between European researchers and Chinese universities, research institutions, and t...
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