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Static electricity can keep desert solar panels free of dust

Dust drastically lowers the output of solar panels, but applying an electric field to the panels can make dust particles repel each other and disperse

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Chernobyl radiation spike probably from Russian tanks disturbing dust

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Ukrainian soldiers

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Risk of nuclear disaster is minimal as Russian forces reach Chernobyl

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Description: Camera image of a plasma inside the TCV tokamak, regions of different colors correspond to different temperatures of the hot plasma. The center of the plasma is so hot that it does not emit visible light. Credit: Curdin W?thrich / SPC/EPFL

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DeepMind uses AI to control plasma inside tokamak fusion reactor

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Space

Mars may have been habitable millions of years later than we thought

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Uranus and Neptune

Space

We may now know why Uranus and Neptune are different shades of blue

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MEK84H Sun fusion energy and Artificial intelligence technology can help physicists predict hazardous solar flares and warning to protect power grids and com

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How does the sun shine? Here's why we are still a little in the dark

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Leigh Fletcher interview: Why we urgently need a mission to Neptune

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Leigh Fletcher interview: Why we urgently need a mission to Neptune

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Hayabusa 2 near Ryugu

Space

Sample of asteroid Ryugu brought to Earth is a strange dark colour

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An artistic rendering of an early, large collision on Venus. New modeling results suggest that high-speed impacts such as this could have remelted Venus? mantle, altering its planetary evolution.

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Super-fast impacts may have made Venus an uninhabitable hellhole

Collisions with high-speed space rocks in Venus’s early history could have melted most of the planet’s mantle and driven any water into the atmosphere

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Snow-proof solar panels keep working even in icy weather

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Is our solar system a cosmic oddity? Evidence from exoplanets says yes

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Material inspired by blood vessels can extract uranium from seawater

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Astronomers have found a second trojan asteroid sharing Earth’s orbit

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