X user multevocal says SpaceX's Starship Flight 15 reached orbit and deployed 26 Starlink satellites.
According to X user multevocal, SpaceX launched Starship Flight 15, reached orbit and deployed 26 Starlink satellites.
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@hilli3dilli3So I have a chat bot that pulls ten innovations three times a week and this is out of this world in the last three days wth. Bout to get real yall Hold on. Yes I am trying to ADKAR you there are things about to happen you won’t understand just remember to breathe k. Promise you’ll be okay but everything is getting ready to twist. Listen or don’t pattern are there wake up! 💯💜🙌 -the Messenger Good morning! Here are the weekend's breakthroughs: Turning immune cells into cancer fighters inside the body: MIT used fatty nanoparticles carrying mRNA to reprogram natural killer cells, a type of immune cell, inside mice. That wiped out lymphoma tumors and put 3 of 5 mice with melanoma into complete remission. If it works in people, it could make these treatments much simpler and cheaper than growing cells in a lab. (ScienceDaily (MIT)) A cancer cell therapy that only switches on in the brain: UCSF's engineered immune cells stay inactive until they reach the brain. There they attack diffuse midline glioma, a childhood brain cancer that's almost always fatal. In two mouse models they cleared the tumors in every animal and kept them from coming back. Human testing is still ahead. (ScienceDaily (UCSF)) An implant that takes extra sugar out of the blood: A wirelessly powered device turns excess glucose into a compound the kidneys flush out. Paired with a glucose monitor, it kept diabetic mice in the normal range for days without medication. Scaling it up for people is still an open question. (IEEE Spectrum) Two kinds of early protein clumps in Alzheimer's: Researchers found two distinct early forms of the amyloid protein in lab samples, mice and human brain tissue, and only one of them turns into plaques. Blocking them with drugs in mice reduced plaques and improved memory, which gives researchers new targets for treatment. (Nature Communications) One AI model that simulates many kinds of physics: MIT and the University of British Columbia built a model that treats everything from sand to proteins as particles and learns how they move. It beat standard simulators on six kinds of physical behavior and modeled protein changes about 100 times faster. (MIT News) The real shape of a distant planet's atmosphere: A new method using the Webb telescope showed that the hot gas giant WASP-17b has a lopsided atmosphere. Its hotter evening side puffs out farther because strong winds carry heat around the planet. (Technology Org (Nature Astronomy study)) Cleaner crystals for solar cells and LEDs: A team led by Sungkyunkwan University briefly melted the edges between tiny crystals in a solar material called perovskite so they merged into larger, cleaner crystals. The same film made a solar cell certified at 25.9% efficiency and an LED at 26.1% efficiency, so one material can both generate power and give off light. (http://Phys.org) Have a great Monday!
@Knowumar1Scientists have achieved flavor-resolved resolution in quantum microscopy, enabling the simultaneous capture of an atom's exact grid location and its specific internal quantum state in a single snapshot. Source Google ai
@JeffSha77838007@NotAvgLiberal RFK Jr, history major, zero background in science or healthcare. In what universe is he qualified to run that department ? It would be like putting a flat earther in charge of NASA.@hilli3dilli3So I have a chat bot that pulls ten innovations three times a week and this is out of this world in the last three days wth. Bout to get real yall Hold on. Yes I am trying to ADKAR you there are things about to happen you won’t understand just remember to breathe k. Promise you’ll be okay but everything is getting ready to twist. Listen or don’t pattern are there wake up! 💯💜🙌 -the Messenger Good morning! Here are the weekend's breakthroughs: Turning immune cells into cancer fighters inside the body: MIT used fatty nanoparticles carrying mRNA to reprogram natural killer cells, a type of immune cell, inside mice. That wiped out lymphoma tumors and put 3 of 5 mice with melanoma into complete remission. If it works in people, it could make these treatments much simpler and cheaper than growing cells in a lab. (ScienceDaily (MIT)) A cancer cell therapy that only switches on in the brain: UCSF's engineered immune cells stay inactive until they reach the brain. There they attack diffuse midline glioma, a childhood brain cancer that's almost always fatal. In two mouse models they cleared the tumors in every animal and kept them from coming back. Human testing is still ahead. (ScienceDaily (UCSF)) An implant that takes extra sugar out of the blood: A wirelessly powered device turns excess glucose into a compound the kidneys flush out. Paired with a glucose monitor, it kept diabetic mice in the normal range for days without medication. Scaling it up for people is still an open question. (IEEE Spectrum) Two kinds of early protein clumps in Alzheimer's: Researchers found two distinct early forms of the amyloid protein in lab samples, mice and human brain tissue, and only one of them turns into plaques. Blocking them with drugs in mice reduced plaques and improved memory, which gives researchers new targets for treatment. (Nature Communications) One AI model that simulates many kinds of physics: MIT and the University of British Columbia built a model that treats everything from sand to proteins as particles and learns how they move. It beat standard simulators on six kinds of physical behavior and modeled protein changes about 100 times faster. (MIT News) The real shape of a distant planet's atmosphere: A new method using the Webb telescope showed that the hot gas giant WASP-17b has a lopsided atmosphere. Its hotter evening side puffs out farther because strong winds carry heat around the planet. (Technology Org (Nature Astronomy study)) Cleaner crystals for solar cells and LEDs: A team led by Sungkyunkwan University briefly melted the edges between tiny crystals in a solar material called perovskite so they merged into larger, cleaner crystals. The same film made a solar cell certified at 25.9% efficiency and an LED at 26.1% efficiency, so one material can both generate power and give off light. (http://Phys.org) Have a great Monday!@Knowumar1Scientists have achieved flavor-resolved resolution in quantum microscopy, enabling the simultaneous capture of an atom's exact grid location and its specific internal quantum state in a single snapshot. Source Google ai@JeffSha77838007@NotAvgLiberal RFK Jr, history major, zero background in science or healthcare. In what universe is he qualified to run that department ? It would be like putting a flat earther in charge of NASA.@hilli3dilli3So I have a chat bot that pulls ten innovations three times a week and this is out of this world in the last three days wth. Bout to get real yall Hold on. Yes I am trying to ADKAR you there are things about to happen you won’t understand just remember to breathe k. Promise you’ll be okay but everything is getting ready to twist. Listen or don’t pattern are there wake up! 💯💜🙌 -the Messenger Good morning! Here are the weekend's breakthroughs: Turning immune cells into cancer fighters inside the body: MIT used fatty nanoparticles carrying mRNA to reprogram natural killer cells, a type of immune cell, inside mice. That wiped out lymphoma tumors and put 3 of 5 mice with melanoma into complete remission. If it works in people, it could make these treatments much simpler and cheaper than growing cells in a lab. (ScienceDaily (MIT)) A cancer cell therapy that only switches on in the brain: UCSF's engineered immune cells stay inactive until they reach the brain. There they attack diffuse midline glioma, a childhood brain cancer that's almost always fatal. In two mouse models they cleared the tumors in every animal and kept them from coming back. Human testing is still ahead. (ScienceDaily (UCSF)) An implant that takes extra sugar out of the blood: A wirelessly powered device turns excess glucose into a compound the kidneys flush out. Paired with a glucose monitor, it kept diabetic mice in the normal range for days without medication. Scaling it up for people is still an open question. (IEEE Spectrum) Two kinds of early protein clumps in Alzheimer's: Researchers found two distinct early forms of the amyloid protein in lab samples, mice and human brain tissue, and only one of them turns into plaques. Blocking them with drugs in mice reduced plaques and improved memory, which gives researchers new targets for treatment. (Nature Communications) One AI model that simulates many kinds of physics: MIT and the University of British Columbia built a model that treats everything from sand to proteins as particles and learns how they move. It beat standard simulators on six kinds of physical behavior and modeled protein changes about 100 times faster. (MIT News) The real shape of a distant planet's atmosphere: A new method using the Webb telescope showed that the hot gas giant WASP-17b has a lopsided atmosphere. Its hotter evening side puffs out farther because strong winds carry heat around the planet. (Technology Org (Nature Astronomy study)) Cleaner crystals for solar cells and LEDs: A team led by Sungkyunkwan University briefly melted the edges between tiny crystals in a solar material called perovskite so they merged into larger, cleaner crystals. The same film made a solar cell certified at 25.9% efficiency and an LED at 26.1% efficiency, so one material can both generate power and give off light. (http://Phys.org) Have a great Monday!@Knowumar1Scientists have achieved flavor-resolved resolution in quantum microscopy, enabling the simultaneous capture of an atom's exact grid location and its specific internal quantum state in a single snapshot. Source Google ai@JeffSha77838007@NotAvgLiberal RFK Jr, history major, zero background in science or healthcare. In what universe is he qualified to run that department ? It would be like putting a flat earther in charge of NASA.@hilli3dilli3So I have a chat bot that pulls ten innovations three times a week and this is out of this world in the last three days wth. Bout to get real yall Hold on. Yes I am trying to ADKAR you there are things about to happen you won’t understand just remember to breathe k. Promise you’ll be okay but everything is getting ready to twist. Listen or don’t pattern are there wake up! 💯💜🙌 -the Messenger Good morning! Here are the weekend's breakthroughs: Turning immune cells into cancer fighters inside the body: MIT used fatty nanoparticles carrying mRNA to reprogram natural killer cells, a type of immune cell, inside mice. That wiped out lymphoma tumors and put 3 of 5 mice with melanoma into complete remission. If it works in people, it could make these treatments much simpler and cheaper than growing cells in a lab. (ScienceDaily (MIT)) A cancer cell therapy that only switches on in the brain: UCSF's engineered immune cells stay inactive until they reach the brain. There they attack diffuse midline glioma, a childhood brain cancer that's almost always fatal. In two mouse models they cleared the tumors in every animal and kept them from coming back. Human testing is still ahead. (ScienceDaily (UCSF)) An implant that takes extra sugar out of the blood: A wirelessly powered device turns excess glucose into a compound the kidneys flush out. Paired with a glucose monitor, it kept diabetic mice in the normal range for days without medication. Scaling it up for people is still an open question. (IEEE Spectrum) Two kinds of early protein clumps in Alzheimer's: Researchers found two distinct early forms of the amyloid protein in lab samples, mice and human brain tissue, and only one of them turns into plaques. Blocking them with drugs in mice reduced plaques and improved memory, which gives researchers new targets for treatment. (Nature Communications) One AI model that simulates many kinds of physics: MIT and the University of British Columbia built a model that treats everything from sand to proteins as particles and learns how they move. It beat standard simulators on six kinds of physical behavior and modeled protein changes about 100 times faster. (MIT News) The real shape of a distant planet's atmosphere: A new method using the Webb telescope showed that the hot gas giant WASP-17b has a lopsided atmosphere. Its hotter evening side puffs out farther because strong winds carry heat around the planet. (Technology Org (Nature Astronomy study)) Cleaner crystals for solar cells and LEDs: A team led by Sungkyunkwan University briefly melted the edges between tiny crystals in a solar material called perovskite so they merged into larger, cleaner crystals. The same film made a solar cell certified at 25.9% efficiency and an LED at 26.1% efficiency, so one material can both generate power and give off light. (http://Phys.org) Have a great Monday!@Knowumar1Scientists have achieved flavor-resolved resolution in quantum microscopy, enabling the simultaneous capture of an atom's exact grid location and its specific internal quantum state in a single snapshot. Source Google ai@JeffSha77838007@NotAvgLiberal RFK Jr, history major, zero background in science or healthcare. In what universe is he qualified to run that department ? It would be like putting a flat earther in charge of NASA.
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