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Researchers Create Invisible Fibre To Make Food Healthier Without Altering Its Texture, Colour

Native starches like wheat, corn, and cassava have been transformed by scientists into dietary fibre that can be added to food to make it healthier without altering its texture, colour, or flavour.

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Scientists Will Activate The Most Powerful Laser in the US Later This Week

Scientists Will Activate The Most Powerful Laser in the US Later This Week
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NASA Black Hole Remix: Hear What the Perseus Galaxy Cluster Sounds Like in This New Drop

NASA wants you to know that black holes have sounds, but it might be creepy for some. There is a misconception that black holes are soundless and lifeless voids, and while one of them is a fact, the other being soundless is not entirely accurate.

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New Polymerization Technique for Hybrid Nanomaterials

Recently, Japanese researchers successfully synthesized multimetallic copolymers, which can be the basis for future hybrid materials.

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