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An energy-saving coating needs no pigments, and it keeps the surface beneath it 30 degrees cooler.
An energy-saving coating needs no pigments, and it keeps the surface beneath it 30 degrees cooler.
08:53
24 Mar 23
The hard electrodes inserted into the brain to treat Parkinson’s and paralysis damage the organ’s soft tissue. A new invention could change that.
The hard electrodes inserted into the brain to treat Parkinson’s and paralysis damage the organ’s soft tissue. A new invention could change that.
08:36
23 Mar 23
The IPCC’s synopsis of the state of climate science warns that we’re running out of time to avoid ever-worsening disaster.
The IPCC’s synopsis of the state of climate science warns that we’re running out of time to avoid ever-worsening disaster.
08:23
22 Mar 23
The US is proposing bold action to clean thousands of “forever chemicals” out of drinking water. It’s long overdue.
The US is proposing bold action to clean thousands of “forever chemicals” out of drinking water. It’s long overdue.
07:39
21 Mar 23
Researchers seek to develop advanced propulsion systems that can transform long-distance space exploration.
Researchers seek to develop advanced propulsion systems that can transform long-distance space exploration.
08:10
20 Mar 23
We asked experts how to craft a more intentional, peace-filled ritual to support a better night’s sleep.
We asked experts how to craft a more intentional, peace-filled ritual to support a better night’s sleep.
04:38
17 Mar 23
Want to take control inside your dreams? Turns out it’s a skill you can practice.
Want to take control inside your dreams? Turns out it’s a skill you can practice.
05:15
16 Mar 23
A new experiment pulled off the most precise measurement of an electron’s self-generated magnetic field—and the universe’s subatomic model is at stake.
A new experiment pulled off the most precise measurement of an electron’s self-generated magnetic field—and the universe’s subatomic model is at stake.
08:15
15 Mar 23
Relativity Space’s attempt to reach orbit heralds the increasing use of 3D printing in the space sector.
Relativity Space’s attempt to reach orbit heralds the increasing use of 3D printing in the space sector.
05:44
14 Mar 23
It’s cellular immunity, not antibodies, that probably protects against the coronavirus’s worst effects—and scientists haven’t worked out how long it lasts.
It’s cellular immunity, not antibodies, that probably protects against the coronavirus’s worst effects—and scientists haven’t worked out how long it lasts.
10:22
13 Mar 23
Avian influenza has killed millions of birds. Shots to prevent it already exist. Why isn’t the entire poultry industry using them?
Avian influenza has killed millions of birds. Shots to prevent it already exist. Why isn’t the entire poultry industry using them?
08:58
10 Mar 23
Scientists investigated a weird feature in Parker Solar Probe data—and may have discovered what drives the plasma that pervades the solar system.
Scientists investigated a weird feature in Parker Solar Probe data—and may have discovered what drives the plasma that pervades the solar system.
08:29
9 Mar 23
New modeling estimates that food production could add a degree Celsius to global warming. But it also points to powerful ways to make diets more sustainable.
New modeling estimates that food production could add a degree Celsius to global warming. But it also points to powerful ways to make diets more sustainable.
07:53
8 Mar 23
Faced with extreme drought, Kenya’s president approved a controversial new crop for farmers. Then the legal backlash began.
Faced with extreme drought, Kenya’s president approved a controversial new crop for farmers. Then the legal backlash began.
07:18
7 Mar 23
About a dozen such consumer tests are now on the market, but the science of reading DNA for insights about longevity is still young.
About a dozen such consumer tests are now on the market, but the science of reading DNA for insights about longevity is still young.
10:12
6 Mar 23
Startups rush to gain a foothold in a burgeoning industry as New York and California move to legalize human composting.
Startups rush to gain a foothold in a burgeoning industry as New York and California move to legalize human composting.
10:41
3 Mar 23
One million species are at risk of extinction, but a handful of charismatic creatures get all the hype. A new conservation strategy has a different focus.
One million species are at risk of extinction, but a handful of charismatic creatures get all the hype. A new conservation strategy has a different focus.
07:35
2 Mar 23
New research shows that if done right, urban farms and gardens can support all kinds of species—for the good of people and the environment.
New research shows that if done right, urban farms and gardens can support all kinds of species—for the good of people and the environment.
08:15
1 Mar 23
Atomic weapons are complex, sensitive, and often pretty old. With testing banned, countries have to rely on good simulations to trust their weapons work.
Atomic weapons are complex, sensitive, and often pretty old. With testing banned, countries have to rely on good simulations to trust their weapons work.
08:57
28 Feb 23
In a factory on the outskirts of Glasgow, aerospace manufacturer Skyrora is building rockets for a space-bound taxi service for satellites.
In a factory on the outskirts of Glasgow, aerospace manufacturer Skyrora is building rockets for a space-bound taxi service for satellites.
07:22
27 Feb 23
Electrical stimulation applied to the spinal cord temporarily restored arm and hand movement in two patients.
Electrical stimulation applied to the spinal cord temporarily restored arm and hand movement in two patients.
10:00
24 Feb 23
The student winners of a NASA competition designed a serpentine bot that could sidewind across lunar regolith or roll down hills.
The student winners of a NASA competition designed a serpentine bot that could sidewind across lunar regolith or roll down hills.
09:48
23 Feb 23
Audacious plans to resurrect the long-extinct bird could be lucrative. But the moonshot raises thorny philosophical questions.
Audacious plans to resurrect the long-extinct bird could be lucrative. But the moonshot raises thorny philosophical questions.
08:45
22 Feb 23
The European Space Agency is exploring a unique way to dramatically cut carbon emissions by tapping sunlight closer to the source.
The European Space Agency is exploring a unique way to dramatically cut carbon emissions by tapping sunlight closer to the source.
09:09
21 Feb 23
Many are celebrating Australia’s decision to pave the way for these psychedelic therapies, but questions around accessibility remain.
Many are celebrating Australia’s decision to pave the way for these psychedelic therapies, but questions around accessibility remain.
06:16
20 Feb 23
Scientists have uncovered the Roman recipe for self-repairing cement—which could massively reduce the carbon footprint of the material today.
Scientists have uncovered the Roman recipe for self-repairing cement—which could massively reduce the carbon footprint of the material today.
09:15
17 Feb 23
Biological amino acids could have celestial or terrestrial roots. An experiment simulated their formation in deep space—but the mystery isn’t solved yet.
Biological amino acids could have celestial or terrestrial roots. An experiment simulated their formation in deep space—but the mystery isn’t solved yet.
11:05
16 Feb 23
A simultaneous solution to California’s extreme drought and flooding is to bank more water underground. Send in the choppers (and a few ATVs).
A simultaneous solution to California’s extreme drought and flooding is to bank more water underground. Send in the choppers (and a few ATVs).
10:20
15 Feb 23
When a warm band of water develops in the Pacific, drought grips the rainforest. The Amazon, devastated by deforestation and fires, is especially vulnerable.
When a warm band of water develops in the Pacific, drought grips the rainforest. The Amazon, devastated by deforestation and fires, is especially vulnerable.
09:48
14 Feb 23
These tiny organoids with working immune systems mimic the function of the GI tract and could be used to study intestinal diseases and drugs to treat them.
These tiny organoids with working immune systems mimic the function of the GI tract and could be used to study intestinal diseases and drugs to treat them.
06:45
13 Feb 23
The largest catalog ever collected by a single telescope maps Earth’s 3 billion stellar neighbors—and helps track the dust that warps how we see them.
The largest catalog ever collected by a single telescope maps Earth’s 3 billion stellar neighbors—and helps track the dust that warps how we see them.
09:21
10 Feb 23
Half of the globe’s crop productivity comes from a key fertilizer ingredient that’s non-renewable—and literally washing away.
Half of the globe’s crop productivity comes from a key fertilizer ingredient that’s non-renewable—and literally washing away.
10:06
9 Feb 23
In France, a plan to cover swaths of asphalt with photovoltaics will bring renewable energy even closer to urban areas where it’s needed.
In France, a plan to cover swaths of asphalt with photovoltaics will bring renewable energy even closer to urban areas where it’s needed.
08:41
8 Feb 23
If you agree to provide some of your car’s battery power in times of high energy demand, you’ll get paid, and help make the grid more stable.
If you agree to provide some of your car’s battery power in times of high energy demand, you’ll get paid, and help make the grid more stable.
08:11
7 Feb 23
The space agency gave money to researchers working on liquid telescope mirrors, a lunar oxygen pipeline, and Martian building blocks made of fungi.
The space agency gave money to researchers working on liquid telescope mirrors, a lunar oxygen pipeline, and Martian building blocks made of fungi.
09:34
6 Feb 23
Focusing wasn’t much easier in the time before electricity or on-demand TV. In fact, you probably have a lot in common with these super-distracted monks.
Focusing wasn’t much easier in the time before electricity or on-demand TV. In fact, you probably have a lot in common with these super-distracted monks.
08:44
3 Feb 23
Fakery spans “beautified” data, photoshopped images, and “paper mills.” Experts and institutions are employing tools to spot deceptive research and mitigate its reach.
Fakery spans “beautified” data, photoshopped images, and “paper mills.” Experts and institutions are employing tools to spot deceptive research and mitigate its reach.
10:46
2 Feb 23
Digitized archaeology is making souterrains—subterranean passages in the Highlands—accessible in a way Indiana Jones could only dream of.
Digitized archaeology is making souterrains—subterranean passages in the Highlands—accessible in a way Indiana Jones could only dream of.
04:08
1 Feb 23
Climate change is straining the world’s two favorite coffee species. Could a resilient 19th-century alternative solve the brew’s existential crisis?
Climate change is straining the world’s two favorite coffee species. Could a resilient 19th-century alternative solve the brew’s existential crisis?
08:09
30 Jan 23
The state is ping-ponging between severe drought and catastrophic flooding. The solution to both? Making the landscape spongier.
The state is ping-ponging between severe drought and catastrophic flooding. The solution to both? Making the landscape spongier.
08:02
27 Jan 23
Need to estimate, from trillions of miles away, how likely another world is to host life? There’s a flowchart for that.
Need to estimate, from trillions of miles away, how likely another world is to host life? There’s a flowchart for that.
07:54
26 Jan 23
Lab animals have long borne the brunt of drug safety trials. A new law allows drugmakers to use miniature tissue models or "organs on chips" instead.
Lab animals have long borne the brunt of drug safety trials. A new law allows drugmakers to use miniature tissue models or "organs on chips" instead.
10:04
25 Jan 23
The hottest West Coast tech 16,000 years ago was a “projectile point” for hunting game. Though tiny, the artifact tells an outsize tale.
The hottest West Coast tech 16,000 years ago was a “projectile point” for hunting game. Though tiny, the artifact tells an outsize tale.
09:44
24 Jan 23
ClientEarth helps shape new laws and enforce old ones to protect the planet and its most vulnerable inhabitants.
ClientEarth helps shape new laws and enforce old ones to protect the planet and its most vulnerable inhabitants.
11:39
23 Jan 23
World Weather Attribution ties disasters and extreme conditions to climate change—providing crucial leverage for legal and policy battles.
World Weather Attribution ties disasters and extreme conditions to climate change—providing crucial leverage for legal and policy battles.
11:13
20 Jan 23
A new study shows that as temperatures drop, nasal cells release fewer of the tiny protectors that bind and neutralize invading germs.
A new study shows that as temperatures drop, nasal cells release fewer of the tiny protectors that bind and neutralize invading germs.
08:06
19 Jan 23
Flu meds and prescription drugs have been in short supply all winter—but the problem goes back over a decade.
Flu meds and prescription drugs have been in short supply all winter—but the problem goes back over a decade.
08:49
18 Jan 23
Data from Sweden and the US suggests cash incentives increase uptake without denting people’s trust in vaccines or future willingness to get them.
Data from Sweden and the US suggests cash incentives increase uptake without denting people’s trust in vaccines or future willingness to get them.
08:14
17 Jan 23
Last year was one of the warmest measured, say NASA and NOAA. It would have been even more sweltering if not for La Niña, which will soon fade away.
Last year was one of the warmest measured, say NASA and NOAA. It would have been even more sweltering if not for La Niña, which will soon fade away.
08:01
16 Jan 23
Space agencies and companies aim to send people to the Red Planet. But settling there would be hell on—well, you know what we mean.
Space agencies and companies aim to send people to the Red Planet. But settling there would be hell on—well, you know what we mean.
13:17
13 Jan 23
Some environmentalists warn the planet can’t handle so many people, but we may need to rethink our approach to rising populations.
Some environmentalists warn the planet can’t handle so many people, but we may need to rethink our approach to rising populations.
07:00
12 Jan 23
2022 was a breakthrough year for xenotransplantation, a procedure that could be a lifeline for patients in desperate need of a donor.
2022 was a breakthrough year for xenotransplantation, a procedure that could be a lifeline for patients in desperate need of a donor.
10:44
11 Jan 23
Holiday feasts tend to be salt-heavy—but early animal experiments are finding that overindulging in the condiment could take an emotional toll.
Holiday feasts tend to be salt-heavy—but early animal experiments are finding that overindulging in the condiment could take an emotional toll.
07:35
10 Jan 23
Instead of cutting out chunks of the genome to disable malfunctioning genes, base editing makes a smaller, more precise swap.
Instead of cutting out chunks of the genome to disable malfunctioning genes, base editing makes a smaller, more precise swap.
09:33
9 Jan 23
The epidemic has largely subsided, but largely because queer men seem to have learned more from AIDS and Covid-19 than the authorities did.
The epidemic has largely subsided, but largely because queer men seem to have learned more from AIDS and Covid-19 than the authorities did.
10:04
6 Jan 23
Europe’s energy crisis is forcing companies to switch strategies or close down. The industry’s future hangs in the balance.
Europe’s energy crisis is forcing companies to switch strategies or close down. The industry’s future hangs in the balance.
07:52
5 Jan 23
Vast swathes of the country have been vindictively laced with explosives, threatening the civilian population both physically and mentally.
Vast swathes of the country have been vindictively laced with explosives, threatening the civilian population both physically and mentally.
08:13
4 Jan 23
Whale-sized shonisaurs dominated the ocean 230 million years ago. A fossil cluster offers a fascinating glimpse at how they lived—based on where they died.
Whale-sized shonisaurs dominated the ocean 230 million years ago. A fossil cluster offers a fascinating glimpse at how they lived—based on where they died.
10:34
2 Jan 23
Growing crops to make plastic could theoretically reduce reliance on fossil fuels and even pull carbon out of the atmosphere, but at an enormous environmental cost.
Growing crops to make plastic could theoretically reduce reliance on fossil fuels and even pull carbon out of the atmosphere, but at an enormous environmental cost.
08:36
30 Dec 22
The answer explains why electric cars are everywhere, but electric aircraft are still a novelty.
The answer explains why electric cars are everywhere, but electric aircraft are still a novelty.
12:48
29 Dec 22
Big Data, drones, diagnostics—the United Nations and other groups hope to innovate the world out of a maternal and reproductive health crisis.
Big Data, drones, diagnostics—the United Nations and other groups hope to innovate the world out of a maternal and reproductive health crisis.
11:50
28 Dec 22
During the coronavirus lockdowns, emissions of the potent greenhouse gas somehow soared. The culprit wasn't humans—but the Earth itself.
During the coronavirus lockdowns, emissions of the potent greenhouse gas somehow soared. The culprit wasn't humans—but the Earth itself.
08:18
23 Dec 22
An experiment at the Large Hadron Collider suggests there’s a chance of catching this elusive evidence as it floats through our galactic neighborhood.
An experiment at the Large Hadron Collider suggests there’s a chance of catching this elusive evidence as it floats through our galactic neighborhood.
07:37
22 Dec 22
Internet-connected thermometers can quickly show how influenza is spreading—so measures to control the disease can be targeted more effectively.
Internet-connected thermometers can quickly show how influenza is spreading—so measures to control the disease can be targeted more effectively.
08:48
21 Dec 22
US nuclear scientists have achieved the long-sought goal of a fusion ignition—but don't expect this clean technology to power the grid yet.
US nuclear scientists have achieved the long-sought goal of a fusion ignition—but don't expect this clean technology to power the grid yet.
08:26
20 Dec 22
A briefcase-sized satellite will ping lasers at the lunar South Pole to locate ice and map it for future human explorers.
A briefcase-sized satellite will ping lasers at the lunar South Pole to locate ice and map it for future human explorers.
06:02
19 Dec 22
The craft survived a 26-day voyage and a scorching descent. Now it’s time for NASA engineers to learn what went wrong—and what went right.
The craft survived a 26-day voyage and a scorching descent. Now it’s time for NASA engineers to learn what went wrong—and what went right.
06:52
16 Dec 22
Physicists study starlight to find whether the fine structure constant, whose value makes our universe possible, really is the same everywhere.
Physicists study starlight to find whether the fine structure constant, whose value makes our universe possible, really is the same everywhere.
08:43
15 Dec 22
Fentanyl-related substances have a bad reputation, but they could also save lives. In the US, a legislative battle to expedite research is heating up.
Fentanyl-related substances have a bad reputation, but they could also save lives. In the US, a legislative battle to expedite research is heating up.
09:25
14 Dec 22
How did a lunch last underwater for 10 months? The answer relates to how carbon moves in the deep sea, and has implications for fighting climate change.
How did a lunch last underwater for 10 months? The answer relates to how carbon moves in the deep sea, and has implications for fighting climate change.
09:34
13 Dec 22
Audiology screening can be inaccessible for kids in low-resource areas. By utilizing off-the-shelf products, these scientists are trying to change that.
Audiology screening can be inaccessible for kids in low-resource areas. By utilizing off-the-shelf products, these scientists are trying to change that.
07:13
12 Dec 22
Flexible e-skins could be used to measure wearers’ blood pressure, temperature, and oxygen levels in real time, assisting with diagnoses and health care.
Flexible e-skins could be used to measure wearers’ blood pressure, temperature, and oxygen levels in real time, assisting with diagnoses and health care.
05:47
9 Dec 22
Gene therapies promise long-term relief from intractable diseases—if insurers agree to pony up.
Gene therapies promise long-term relief from intractable diseases—if insurers agree to pony up.
10:15
8 Dec 22
Medtech firm Earli is working on a way to make tumors announce themselves as they appear—and even provide directions to where they are in the body.
Medtech firm Earli is working on a way to make tumors announce themselves as they appear—and even provide directions to where they are in the body.
05:05
7 Dec 22
Interstellar Lab’s inflatable BioPod is designed to help plants survive inhospitable conditions on Earth and allow explorers to settle on the Red Planet.
Interstellar Lab’s inflatable BioPod is designed to help plants survive inhospitable conditions on Earth and allow explorers to settle on the Red Planet.
04:41
5 Dec 22
As carbon concentrations rise, conditions are becoming more like they were 3 million years ago, when the area was wetter and the rain was heavier.
As carbon concentrations rise, conditions are becoming more like they were 3 million years ago, when the area was wetter and the rain was heavier.
08:18
5 Dec 22
The fuel can be produced by adding bacteria to spent drill holes—meaning there are thousands of potential hydrogen sources worldwide.
The fuel can be produced by adding bacteria to spent drill holes—meaning there are thousands of potential hydrogen sources worldwide.
08:40
2 Dec 22
For years, potential therapies that attack this brain protein have failed to help patients in clinical trials. Now—surprisingly—a new drug shows promise.
For years, potential therapies that attack this brain protein have failed to help patients in clinical trials. Now—surprisingly—a new drug shows promise.
09:17
1 Dec 22
By firing pulses quintillionths of a second long, physicists study the fleeting motion of an electron leaving two bonded atoms.
By firing pulses quintillionths of a second long, physicists study the fleeting motion of an electron leaving two bonded atoms.
08:46
29 Nov 22
New evidence indicates that an effort to stamp out disease-carrying insects is working. The key? Mosquitoes genetically engineered to kill off their own kind.
New evidence indicates that an effort to stamp out disease-carrying insects is working. The key? Mosquitoes genetically engineered to kill off their own kind.
08:41
28 Nov 22
Fossil fuels are rapidly heating the planet, but their aerosols also help cool it. Just how much, though, is a major uncertainty in climate science.
Fossil fuels are rapidly heating the planet, but their aerosols also help cool it. Just how much, though, is a major uncertainty in climate science.
05:58
24 Nov 22
The moniker, which honors a former agency administrator accused of enforcing anti-LGBTQ policies, has long been controversial.
The moniker, which honors a former agency administrator accused of enforcing anti-LGBTQ policies, has long been controversial.
04:52
23 Nov 22
Any smartphone in any car can pick up a span’s unique vibrations. Tracking how that changes over time reveals hidden structural problems.
Any smartphone in any car can pick up a span’s unique vibrations. Tracking how that changes over time reveals hidden structural problems.
07:27
22 Nov 22
The sprawling mass of suburbia has been a disaster for the environment. But now smaller, denser cities herald a renaissance in city living.
The sprawling mass of suburbia has been a disaster for the environment. But now smaller, denser cities herald a renaissance in city living.
09:19
21 Nov 22
Despite efforts to reduce emissions, the 2022 FIFA tournament is highly carbon-intensive. And its road to net-zero relies on questionable carbon credits.
Despite efforts to reduce emissions, the 2022 FIFA tournament is highly carbon-intensive. And its road to net-zero relies on questionable carbon credits.
10:41
18 Nov 22
After 30 years of talk about forcing wealthy polluters to compensate those bearing the brunt of climate damage, the COP27 conference seems poised to act.
After 30 years of talk about forcing wealthy polluters to compensate those bearing the brunt of climate damage, the COP27 conference seems poised to act.
09:34
16 Nov 22
Many people haven’t been exposed to common respiratory viruses following the pandemic, meaning they might be more vulnerable to getting ill this year.
Many people haven’t been exposed to common respiratory viruses following the pandemic, meaning they might be more vulnerable to getting ill this year.
08:46
16 Nov 22
A small study of people with a rare disorder that prevents them from processing protein is an early attempt at creating “living” medicines.
A small study of people with a rare disorder that prevents them from processing protein is an early attempt at creating “living” medicines.
08:07
15 Nov 22
In a small study, researchers modified patients’ immune cells to target their particular cancer—but it only worked for a third of volunteers.
In a small study, researchers modified patients’ immune cells to target their particular cancer—but it only worked for a third of volunteers.
05:51
14 Nov 22
It doesn’t take stampeding or unruly behavior to result in massive tragedies like the one in Itaewon.
It doesn’t take stampeding or unruly behavior to result in massive tragedies like the one in Itaewon.
06:23
11 Nov 22
Chemists have long conceptualized tiny machines that could fabricate drugs, plastics, and other polymers that are hard to build with bigger tools.
Chemists have long conceptualized tiny machines that could fabricate drugs, plastics, and other polymers that are hard to build with bigger tools.
08:15
10 Nov 22
Scientists have already begun to observe the ecological effects of acidifying oceans on sea life. The changes ahead may be more drastic.
Scientists have already begun to observe the ecological effects of acidifying oceans on sea life. The changes ahead may be more drastic.
07:56
9 Nov 22
The US government is funding tech to determine whether genetic alterations in a virus or pest are an evolutionary quirk—or a lab-engineered danger.
The US government is funding tech to determine whether genetic alterations in a virus or pest are an evolutionary quirk—or a lab-engineered danger.
11:04
8 Nov 22
Lubomila Jordanova explains how her carbon-reporting firm—Plan A—uses relentless data analysis to guarantee businesses aren’t greenwashing.
Lubomila Jordanova explains how her carbon-reporting firm—Plan A—uses relentless data analysis to guarantee businesses aren’t greenwashing.
06:23
7 Nov 22
Climate change is disrupting delicate arctic habitats, which could unearth frozen viruses and transport them elsewhere.
Climate change is disrupting delicate arctic habitats, which could unearth frozen viruses and transport them elsewhere.
06:16
4 Nov 22
Telescopes around the world are capturing photons from the blast, and researchers anticipate exciting discoveries ahead.
Telescopes around the world are capturing photons from the blast, and researchers anticipate exciting discoveries ahead.
06:45
3 Nov 22
How shade is cast reveals details of the rugged lunar landscape, allowing NASA to create 3D models for astronauts and rovers.
How shade is cast reveals details of the rugged lunar landscape, allowing NASA to create 3D models for astronauts and rovers.
07:15
2 Nov 22
A comprehensive mathematical framework treats these crinkles as elegant solutions to geometric problems.
A comprehensive mathematical framework treats these crinkles as elegant solutions to geometric problems.
12:07
1 Nov 22
Keeping rodents off Santa Cruz Island is an exhausting task. But now, conservationists are getting an assist from an AI-powered surveillance system.
Keeping rodents off Santa Cruz Island is an exhausting task. But now, conservationists are getting an assist from an AI-powered surveillance system.
06:57
31 Oct 22
In the future, remote-controlled quadcopters might mean that researchers won’t have to crawl inside volcanoes to collect carbon dioxide anymore.
In the future, remote-controlled quadcopters might mean that researchers won’t have to crawl inside volcanoes to collect carbon dioxide anymore.
07:08
28 Oct 22