Wonders of Science 2024, November
Australia has plans to build a digital representation of the entire - Oznome. With its help, it will be possible to trace in real time the influence of various factors on the economy, society and ecology of the country
The interest in the pyramids arose in man in ancient times. One has only to remember the monumental structures of the Egyptians. People looked at the pyramids and thought: why? Then similar buildings were discovered in other parts of the world - South America, Asia
The inventors of the perpetual motion machine were constantly reacting sharply to fresh ideas. In the Middle Ages, attempts were made to create "perpe tumum mobile" on the basis of magne tism. Later they used the possibilities of electrical engineering
Geneticists have managed to create laboratory mice, the liver of which is fully consistent with the human. In terms of chemistry and biology, the new mouse liver is 100% human
University of Minnesota research engineers have developed a revolutionary process for 3D printing human skin that can give robots the ability to tactilely feel
There are many diseases that are difficult to treat. But if "diseases of the body" can still be seen, then with "diseases of the soul" it is much more difficult
Parasitic worms in a special way stimulate the immune system of mammals, which leads to a decrease in the intensity of inflammation and more effective healing of damaged tissues. Parasitic worms can help cure lung ailments
Physicists of Brookhaven National Laboratory (New York, USA) for the first time obtained drops of quark-gluon plasma at the Relativistic Heavy Ion Collider (RHIC)
It looks a bit like the C-3PO robot from Star Wars, but it really is. This is Ikki (Ecci), one of the most technologically advanced humanoid robots in the world. It has its own "bones" and "tendons" and "muscles" for movement
Most of the Kuban residents, perhaps, would not have learned about the curiosity if a resident of Krasnodar, Dmitry Grigoriev, had not posted an announcement on the sale of seeds of a miracle plant on one of the popular forums on the Web
In the future, a pig donor organ can be used for human heart transplantation. American specialists from the National Institutes of Health have worked for 10 years to improve the technology of human heart transplantation
Sometimes advances in modern technology can be mistaken for magic. Exact science works instead of magic
Ultimately, according to British experts, HIV can be completely eradicated
British doctors from Oxford and Cambridge Universities, as well as University and King's Colleges in London, announced the first case of an adult cured of HIV infection. Reported by The Sunday Times
Researchers have found an antibody that can effectively suppress 96% of HIV strains. This can be an important step towards treating the disease. As you know, immune cells - B-lymphocytes - it's very hard to fight HIV
Scientists from Pennsylvania announced that they had carried out an unprecedented operation to remove HIV from the genome of a living being. The operation was carried out at the molecular level and using experimental technologies
Researchers from Germany have created a drug that is able to rid the body of the human immunodeficiency virus. Until then, only the symptoms of the latter had been effectively suppressed, according to the Nature website
Russia Was The First In The World To Allow Pig Cells To Be Transplanted To Humans - Alternative View
On the territory of Russia, for the first time in the world, the technology for treating type 1 diabetes through xenotransplantation, that is, the transplantation of animal cells to humans, was approved for use and sale, writes New Scientist
A group of researchers from Nanjing Medical University issued an official statement. Genetically modified pigs should be born by the end of this year, providing doctors with a rich array of organs for transplantation
British physician Sam Parnia, who specializes in bringing the dead back to life, insists that outdated resuscitation methods are wasting lives that could have been saved
The technology of pre-implantation genetic screening NGS (next-generation sequencing), which allows, among other things, relatively quickly and inexpensively detecting chromosomal abnormalities in embryos obtained as a result of IVF, has successfully passed the first test
UK resident Michelle Morgan-Granger - one of the first patients to undergo groundbreaking surgery using bovine or cow heart tissue to heal and repair the liver
In the Chilean Atacama Desert, local scientists, along with colleagues from the Smithsonian Institution, studied the skeletons of 75 whales found here, which died about 2-7 million years ago. They all lay side by side, just a few meters from each other
Autonomous robot Promobot v.3 saved a child in the Perm Polytechnic. The girl nearly collapsed a rack of heavy equipment. The robot came to the rescue in time and held the rack
Every year, tens of thousands of people around the world are trapped in a vegetative state and, as you read this, they continue to be there - between life and death. Three scientists are working to free them
Neuroscientists have developed a technique that can alter cognitive and brain function. In other words, it is a technique that can improve brain performance
The study of death, as is known, can be accompanied by discoveries that are of value to life, as confirmed by biologists who have studied the phenomenon known as the "death spiral", which is a phase of the existence of a biological organism
Science has come close to the possibility of having children based on genetic material not from two, but from three parents at once
Strange, of course, but quite a natural question - Is it possible to unlock a smartphone using a dead body? The fingerprint of the corpse does not change, and in films it is often shown - cut off my finger and voila, I went to the right place
What you see in this photo is - the result of the action of the apparatus called the "Coin Reducer"
Physicists and engineers from Germany and Austria have developed very thin sensors that can interact with surrounding magnetic fields. By placing them on the skin, you can control virtual and real objects without touching them
We stumbled upon this device, forgotten, but very original and working, by chance: in Popular Science, Jun, 1956, literally a couple of paragraphs were devoted to it. It was especially remarkable that it was invented in Russia. Here's what was in the article:Today 470 views 403 reads 2 min
Abstract In recent assessments of the strategic prospects for the development of nuclear power, one can note the tendency of a condescending arrogant attitude towards thermonuclear energy, which, unfortunately, in large part corresponds to the real state of affairs
An incredibly strong, hardy mouse with extraordinary muscles was created by Swiss scientists from the Federal Polytechnic School in Lausanne. Researchers have successfully reprogrammed rodent genes with interesting results
Scientists have theoretically substantiated the possibility of attracting objects through their interaction with quantum mechanical waves of probability
British physicists have created the first full-fledged "levitator" - a device capable of lifting and holding matter in the air - using peculiar acoustically analogs of holograms
Arx Pax, which created the Hendo hoverboard last year, has announced a partnership with NASA's aerospace agency and has begun work on a project to create technology that we have seen more than once only in science fiction films about space
A group of scientists working at the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) at CERN (European Organization for Nuclear Research), during the ATLAS experiment, proved the existence of a phenomenon called light scattering by light
According to Einstein's theory of relativity, the speed of propagation of an electromagnetic wave in a vacuum is a universal constant
He is around us and allows us to see the world. But ask any of us, and most will not be able to explain what this light really is. Light helps us understand the world we live in