Articles by Tyler MacDonald

Tyler MacDonald

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Defects In LED Diodes Lead To Less Efficient Solid-State Lighting, Study Says

NASA's 'Hubble Repairman' John Grunsfeld Announces Retirement

MIT Researchers 3-D Print Robot That Can Walk On Its Own

Ancient Supernovae Showered Earth With Radioactive Stardust 2 Million Years Ago

Japanese Spacecraft Almost Ready For Venus Mission

World's Fastest Electron Diffraction Captures Atom Motion In Gases [VIDEO]

Stolen Dinosaur Fossils And Eggs Returned To Mongolia By United States

Green Sea Turtles Of Florida, Mexico Reclassified From Endangered To Threatened

How Do We Help The Countries Most Vulnerable To Climate Change?

World's Most Powerful X-Ray Laser Set For Major Upgrade [VIDEO]

Gravitational Wave Research Reveals Secrets Of Galaxy Evolution And Mergers

Expandable Astronaut Habitats: How Close Are We To Space Hotels?

China Research Team Plans To Work On Gravitational Wave Detection Project

Scientists Cool Quantum Liquid Using Laser Light Beam

World's Smallest Diode Created Using Single DNA Molecule

NASA Satellite Images Map Undergound Forest Fungi Networks From Space

Alaska Volcanic Eruptions Can Be Revealed Through Distant Volcanic Roars, Study Says

Ancient Horse Poop Might Have Solved Historical Mystery Of Hannibal

China's Carbon Emissions Might Have Peaked, But For How Long?

Scientists Discover First Evidence Of Quantum Spin Liquid, New State Of Matter

Missing Wright Brothers 'Flying Machine' Patent File Discovered In Cave

Great Barrief Reef Coral Bleaching: Queensland Tourism Body Suggests Damage Is Less Than Reported

Mexico City's 'No Circulation' Method Of Fighting Air Pollution: Will It Work?

Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin Launches, Lands Reusable Rocket For Third Time

India Inks Agreement With U.S. For LIGO Gravitational Waves Research

NASA's Opportunity Rover Attempts To Conquer Mars' Steepest Slope Yet

California Residents Should Expect More Extreme Weather

Mars' Argyre Basin Holds Secrets To Planet's Ancient Life, Study Says

Rosetta Captures Comet 67P Silhouette In Amazing New Image [PHOTO]

Drones Can Benefit And Harm Wildlife, Research Says

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