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Scientists hope the hi-tech sleeping bag will stop eyeballs being squashed by zero-gravity in space.

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BD Finance eyes $2b US investment Signs deal with a company Bangladesh Finance and Investment Company Ltd (BD Finance) has signed a deal with US-based Sovereign Infrastructure Group (SIG) to attract $2 billion worth of investment in infrastructure projects in the next two years. BD Finance, a concern of Anwar Group, inked the agreement in Washington on Thursday, according to a joint press release.  The embassy of Bangladesh in Washington hosted the deal signing ceremony to commemorate the execution of a memorandum, which will serve as a long-term collaboration framework intended to enable SI...

Written by Robby Berman on April 4, 2021 — Fact checked by Jessica Beake, Ph.D. New research examines what happens to the human heart when in space. Stocktrek Images/Getty Images American astronaut Mark Kelly spent 340 days in space, and changes to his body help researchers understand the effects of living in low gravity. Over the course of his mission, Kelly lost heart mass despite a rigorous exercise regimen. A new research paper says studying extreme swimmers can help understand the impact low gravity has on human bodies. The study reports on a similar loss in heart size in a man who at...