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Astronaut: An individual trained for space travel aimed at research and exploration. Calcium: A chemical element and alkali metal prevalent in the minerals and sea salts…

While researching crystal formation, scientists at New York University discovered a unique rod-shaped crystal previously unrecognized. Zangenite. Image credit: Shihao Zang/Nyu. Crystals are solid substances composed…

B12: Also known as cobalamin, this vitamin is essential for proper blood cell development and the functioning of various tissues, including the brain and nerves. calcium:…

Agriculture: The practice of growing plants, animals, or fungi for human needs, including food, fuel, chemicals, and medications. Agrivoltaics: A form of mixed agriculture that combines…

Neuroplasticity (noun, “ner-oh-plass-tih-sih-tee”) Neuroplasticity is the brain’s ability to change and adapt throughout our lives. This includes forming new connections between neurons and networks, as well…

Nucleosynthesis (noun, “noo-kuh-lee-oh-sin-this-is”) Nucleosynthesis is the process by which new nuclei are formed, creating all the elements in our universe. Composition refers to creating something, so…

Researcher of University of California, Davis We generated the chromosomal scale reference genome of the most widely grown pistachio variety, “Kerman.” pistachio(Pistasia Bella) A sustainable nut…

2-D: Stands for 2D, describing something in a flat world with only width and length dimensions. 3-D: Abbreviation for 3D, representing objects in three-dimensional space with…