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- A tiny DNA redesign could transform how molecular sensors workResearchers give DNA molecules a new sensing role. Continue reading A tiny DNA redesign could transform how molecular sensors work on Tech Explorist.
- Tibet’s DNA holds two very different ancestral stories, studyThe study adds evidence that Tibetan populations are not genetically uniform. Continue reading Tibet’s DNA holds two very different ancestral stories, study on Tech Explorist.
- Children love sharks, so when do they start being afraid of them?Dramatic media portrayals could influence children's perceptions. Continue reading Children love sharks, so when do they start being afraid of them? on Tech Explorist.
- Where did English really come from? Ancient DNA reveals a surprising clueAncient DNA reveals clues to the origins of English. Continue reading Where did English really come from? Ancient DNA reveals a surprising clue on Tech Explorist.
- After 42 Years, physicists get closer to unlocking the mysterious ZeptoverseCERN's LHCb experiment finds the first evidence. Continue reading After 42 Years, physicists get closer to unlocking the mysterious Zeptoverse on Tech Explorist.
- The Sun was hiding a third dimension, and Aditya-L1 exposed itThree-dimensional modelling reveals the real structure. Continue reading The Sun was hiding a third dimension, and Aditya-L1 exposed it on Tech Explorist.
- This ancient meteorite is a rare time capsule from early MarsWhen a rose-colored meteorite was discovered in the Sahara Desert in 2022, it looked unusual. But nobody knew just how extraordinary it was. Now, after detailed laboratory analysis, scientists have revealed that the rock, named Teghaza 001, is one of the oldest known pieces of Mars ever found on Ear
- NASA’s Voyager 1 is about to reach a stunning one-light-day milestoneNearly half a century after leaving Earth, NASA's Voyager 1 is still heading deeper into space. Continue reading NASA’s Voyager 1 is about to reach a stunning one-light-day milestone on Tech Explorist.
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