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Bus Driver Fired And Loses Entire 80,000 Pension Over A Single 7 Dollar Theft
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/science/after-29-years-of-service-a-bus-driver-in-japan-loses-eur73-000-in-pension-over-a-single-fareA single 1,000-yen theft has cost a Japanese public servant his entire three-decade career, serving as a harsh reminder of strict professional conduct. A Japanese bus driver has lost his entire retirement package, valued at more than 12 million yen...
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Diver Finds Soviet Gold Bars Lost in WWII Barents Sea Shipwreck After 40 Years
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/science/the-soviet-union-lost-465-gold-bars-in-a-wwii-shipwreck-until-a-diver-finally-radioed-ive-found-the-gold-nearly-40-years-laterNearly 400 Soviet gold bars sat on the Barents Sea floor for 40 years until a daring salvage mission retrieved almost all of them. Decades after a World War II cruiser sank beneath the icy waters of the Barents Sea, a multinational team succeeded in...
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Soviet Venera 13 Survived 465°C Heat on Venus, Sending Color Images for 127 Minutes
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/space-science/on-1-march-1982-a-soviet-probe-landed-in-465-c-heat-on-venus-it-survived-for-127-minutes-and-sent-back-images-no-lander-has-matched-sincedata for more than two hours, delivering images, atmospheric readings, and a drilled rock sample before contact was lost. The vehicle was originally built for a surface lifespan of 32 minutes; NASA later noted that its actual performance “far exceeded...
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Scientists Discover Mysterious Teardrop Shaped Structures Beneath Antarctica Before Submarine Vanishes
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/science/submarine-vanishes-beneath-antarctic-ice-after-uncovering-alien-looking-structures-scientists-had-never-seenAnna Wåhlin, an oceanographer at the University of Gothenburg who led the mission, confirmed the likely permanent loss of the vehicle in an official statement from the International Thwaites Glacier Collaboration. The expedition was carried out in...
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NASA Roman Telescope Connects to Falcon Heavy Launch Set for August 30 Nine Months Early
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/physics/nasas-roman-telescope-reaches-a-major-milestone-nine-months-ahead-of-scheduleNASA’s Roman Space Telescope moves into final Falcon Heavy integration, nine months early, aiming for an August launch. NASA’s Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope is moving through a critical stage of its launch campaign at Kennedy Space Center, as...
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Why Earthquake Sensors in California Suddenly Started Tracking a Spacecraft
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/space-science/why-earthquake-sensors-in-california-suddenly-started-tracking-a-spacecraftScientists discovered that earthquake sensors across California recorded the sonic booms of a spacecraft reentering Earth’s atmosphere, allowing them to track its breakup in surprising detail. Just before sunrise on 2 April 2024, people across parts of...
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NASA’s Ingenuity Helicopter Just Spotted Mysterious Debris Scattered Across The Martian Surface
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/space-science/nasas-ingenuity-captured-a-surreal-mars-wreckage-scene-that-looks-straight-out-of-sci-fithermal shield against the immense heat generated by that entry, while the massive parachute was tasked with slowing the vehicle to a survivable velocity. For mission engineers, these discarded components are invaluable. NASA officials noted that the...
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Lost Pan Am Clipper Found 600 Meters Beneath Atlantic After 74 Years Reveals Safety Legacy
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/marine-science/after-74-years-a-lost-airliner-behind-a-major-aviation-safety-change-was-found-600-meters-beneath-the-atlanticA lost Pan Am airliner resurfaced after 74 years, uncovering the wreck that inspired the safety feature still visible on every passenger today. A long‑lost Pan Am Clipper, the Endeavor, has been located on the Atlantic seafloor roughly 600 meters...
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Scientists Found Human Trash in an Unexplored Deep Sea Canyon Before They Ever Arrived
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/biology/scientists-entered-a-never-before-seen-deep-sea-canyon-and-discovered-an-unexpected-human-footprintNew research reveals that ancient Martian rocks may have sequestered massive amounts of carbon dioxide underground, reshaping our view of Mars’ climate. A recent deep-sea expedition has unveiled a sobering reality about human reach, revealing that...
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UVA Rays Through Car Windows Cause One‑Sided Facial Aging
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/genetics/after-28-years-driving-with-closed-windows-one-side-of-this-mans-face-looked-decades-olderTruck driver spent decades behind cab windows, yet one side of his face shows hidden sunlight damage. A 69‑year‑old truck driver exhibited deep furrows, thickened dermis, and other signs of intense solar injury predominantly on the left half of his...
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Mysterious Robot Submarine Maps Hidden Teardrop Formations on Dotson Ice Shelf Before Vanishing
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/marine-science/robot-submarine-found-bizarre-structures-beneath-antarctic-ice-before-suddenly-disappearing-without-a-traceacoustic sweeps, helicopter overflights and drone searches yielded no trace, leading researchers to conclude that the vehicle remains trapped deep beneath the ice. Consequently, the 2022 expedition stands as the most detailed exploration of Dotson’s...
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NASA’s UFO-Shaped Weather Cover Arrives at Kennedy to Shield Artemis III Rocket
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/space-science/massive-ufo-shaped-structure-arrives-at-nasas-kennedy-space-centerA UFO‑shaped structure has landed at Kennedy Space Center, and could play a key role in NASA’s Artemis III Moon mission. NASA has taken delivery of an unusually shaped piece of equipment linked to the Artemis III program. Though its silhouette...
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NASA Reveals Hard Lessons From Daring Mission To Save An Aging Space Observatory
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/physics/nasas-swift-rescue-mission-pushed-space-servicing-to-its-limitsNASA’s Swift mission successfully tested innovative spacecraft servicing techniques, offering critical insights for the future of orbital operations. NASA has released a comprehensive review of the Swift boost mission, an ambitious endeavor that sought...
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Could Crater-First Nuclear Explosions Save Earth From Late-Discovered Asteroids
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/space-science/scientists-say-we-may-need-nuclear-weapons-to-stop-asteroids-but-not-the-way-hollywood-imaginedwould likely produce a shallow, irregular crater, demanding precise timing for the subsequent detonation. Moreover, the vehicle carrying the nuclear payload would have to endure debris generated by the initial collision. Creating a Pre‑Drilled Cavity...
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Rocket Lab Delays Neutron Rocket Debut After Spotting Manufacturing Defect
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/science/rocket-lab-confirms-new-delay-for-neutron-rocket-pushing-first-flight-into-2027company utilizes automated fiber placement technology to ensure precision, the detected gaps raised concerns regarding the vehicle’s structural margins. While there was no immediate evidence the component would fail, leadership opted to pause...
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Cameras Hunting a Lost Shipwreck Discover Mysterious Geometric Patterns on Antarctic Seafloor
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/genetics/cameras-hunting-a-shipwreck-lost-since-1915-found-hundreds-of-strange-patterns-on-the-antarctic-seafloorDeep-sea explorers searching for a specific shipwreck made a startling discovery when they encountered an unexpected vessel waiting in the depths instead. During an intensive 2019 survey of the Weddell Sea, researchers utilizing the remotely operated...
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Scientists Discover a Space Shortcut That Could Reach Mars in Just 56 Days
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/physics/a-space-shortcut-to-mars-in-just-56-days-has-been-found-and-europe-is-already-testing-the-techScientists discover an old asteroid trajectory that offers a faster route to Mars, but it demands a massive boost in propulsion power. A crewed mission could lift off from Earth on 20 April 2031, coast to Mars in 56 days, spend five weeks exploring the...
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China’s Long March 7A Explodes 85 Seconds After Launch, Halting Zhongxing‑4B Mission
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/science/chinese-rocket-bursts-into-flames-just-moments-after-liftoff-in-dramatic-launch-failureEarly Flight Phase According to Space.com, the Long March 7A lifted off at about 20:02 local time (12:02 GMT, 08:02 EDT). The vehicle progressed through the lower atmosphere for roughly the first minute before a sudden explosion generated a bright...
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NASA’s Dragonfly Completes Critical Structural Tests, Bringing Titan Mission Closer Than Ever
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/physics/nasas-dragonfly-just-passed-a-major-milestone-that-brings-titan-mission-closer-than-everof these checks confirms that the communications system will operate safely throughout the mission while shielding the vehicle during repeated flights across Titan’s surface. A Ground‑Based Flight Simulation One of the most striking moments of the...
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Shape-Memory Net Could Reuse Itself to Capture Multiple Space Debris Pieces
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/science/scientists-design-a-shape-shifting-space-net-that-could-capture-multiple-pieces-of-debrisA reusable shape‑shifting membrane could let spacecraft capture multiple hazardous orbital debris pieces, offering a new, efficient cleanup method. Researchers in China have unveiled a concept for a reusable net‑membrane apparatus that could snag...