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UAE becomes world’s most vaccinated nation
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Sharjah varsity-led study points to cheaper, sturdier fuel cells for cars
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Astronauts complete first spacewalk at China’s new Tiangong station
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Saudi scientists testing a new technique to freeze carbon emissions
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Emirates Mars Mission images offer new insights into planet’s atmosphere
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Israelis taste the future with lab-grown chicken ‘food revolution’
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Israelis taste the future with lab-grown meat
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UAE forms Center for Genomic Discovery
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NYU Abu Dhabi researchers discover orbital patterns of Trans-Neptunian Objects
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Cancer-causing compounds found in everyday food
The 10 nitrosamines -- which are not intentionally added to food but which can form during its preparation and processing...
- Nitrosamines have been detected in foods including cured meat, processed fish, cocoa, beer and other alcoholic drinks, the EFSA said.
- The agency advised a balanced diet with a wide variety of foods to reduce consumption of nitrosamines.
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Big asteroid to zoom between Earth and Moon
The asteroid, named 2023 DZ2, is estimated to be 40 to 70 metres wide, roughly the size of the Parthenon,...
- At 19:49 GMT on Saturday the asteroid will come within a third of the distance from Earth to Moon, said Richard Moissl, the head of the ESA's planetary defence office
- The asteroid will again swing past Earth in 2026, but poses no threat of impact for at least the next 100 years -- which is how far out its trajectory has been calculated
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First 3D-printed rocket blasts off but fails to reach orbit
Billed as less costly to produce and fly, the unmanned Terran 1 rocket launched from Cape Canaveral, Florida at 11:25...
- While it failed to reach orbit, Wednesday's launch proved that the rocket -- whose mass is 85 percent 3D-printed -- could withstand the rigors of lift-off
- The successful launch came on the third attempt, It had originally been scheduled to launch on March 8 but was postponed at the last minute because of propellant temperature issues