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Europeans could soon eat cultivated meat, thanks to Israel's Aleph Farms. Europeans could soon eat cultivated meat made by an Israeli-based company.

The U.S. Navy is now working on a real-life "Iron Man" suit, which will be used for deep sea diving.

Indian and Japanese scientists discover ancient ocean water in Himalayan mineral deposits dating back 600 million years.

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NASA stumbled upon a region with extraterrestrial water which might lead to the Earth's origin and how its water reservoirs are formed.

The new procedure signifies a remarkable advancement in the field of medical surgery. Doctors in the United States have achieved a major milestone by successfully conducting a robotic liver transplant procedure.

This carnivorous mammal has proven something new from the era of the dinosaurs. Fossils have given the world a glimpse of the past, but more importantly, evidence that challenges current beliefs and understandings of how the world worked before.

A French woman was hit by a meteorite, despite the slimmest of chance of it happening. In one of the rarest of the rare occurrences in recent times, a French woman reported that she was hit by a mysterious rock in the chest, initially not knowing that it was a meteorite.

MIT developed the PIGINet to enhance robots' household capabilities, planning, and more. A new artificial intelligence (AI) was developed by researchers from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) to bring an enhancement to robots' capabilities in households, calling this system, the PIGINet.

The director also pointed out the parallels between the film and the development of AI. We are at an age where technological advancement is moving at a fast pace, and while that sounds like a good situation for a better future, some would argue there are certain innovations that could lead to catastrophic outcomes.