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 WHEN I FIRST

LOOKED BACK

AT THE EARTH,

STANDING ON

THE MOON,

I CRIED.
Alan Shepard talking about his time on the lunar
surface during the Apollo 14 mission in February 1971.
 MARCH 2022 DISCOVERIES...
1.Mercury's surface is
covered in diamond
dust
Mercury was once a much
more violent place to be.
It still isn't ideal, suffering
extreme temperature
variations between its day
and night sides. While we
wouldn't want to live
there, it might be worth
visiting for a little treasure
hunting.

As Kevin Cannon explained at the 53rd Lunar and

Planetary Science Conference (PDF Download),
recent simulations of Mercury's surface and impact
interactions over the last four billion years have
revealed that the surface of the planet might be
coated in microscopic diamonds
 2.Asteroid discovered two hours
before impact.

Speaking of asteroid impacts, one struck the

Earth on March 11, 2022. Luckily for all of us, it
wasn't a planet-killing object the likes of which
populate movie plots and murder dinosaurs.
2020 EB5 was only about 6.5 feet in diameter
and burned up in the atmosphere off the coast
of Greenland.Larger objects impacting the
planet could have serious consequences for
humanity and the rest of the life on Earth, so
NASA takes the mission of finding and tracking
them very seriously.
 FUTURE PLANS...
Whether you like it or not, technology is rapidly improving,
offering new innovations and revolutionary projects every year.
Some of the very sharpest minds are out there creating the next
piece of future technology that will completely change how we
live our lives. It can feel like scientific progress is steady but we
have lived through a period of immense technological
improvement in the last half century.
There are innovations happening right now that are ripped
straight from the pages of science-fiction. Whether that is robots
that can read minds, AI that can create images on their own,
holograms, bionic eyes, or other mind-blowing technology, there
is a lot to expect from the world of future technology. Below
we've picked out some of the biggest and most interesting ideas.
 1.Brain reading Robots
No longer a science fiction trope, Over time the algorithm can
the use of brain reading
then adjust to the individuals
technology has improved hugely in
recent years. One of the most
preferences and brain signals.
interesting and practical uses In the future this could lead to
we’ve seen tested so far comes wheelchairs controlled by the
from researchers at the Swiss brain or assistance machines
Federal Institute of Technology
Lausanne (EPFL).
for tetraplegic patients.
Thanks to a machine-learning
algorithm, a robot arm and a
brain-computer interface, these
researchers have managed to
create a means for tetraplegic
patients (those who can’t move
their upper or lower body) to
interact with the world.
In tests, the robot arm would
perform simple tasks like moving
around an obstacle. The algorithm
would then interprets signals from
the brain using an EEG cap and
automatically determine when the
arm had made a move that the
brain considered incorrect, for
example moving too close to the
obstacle or going too fast.

3D Printed Bones...
3D printing is an industry promising
everything from cheap house building
through to affordable rugged armour,
but one of the most interesting uses of
the technology is the building of 3D
printed bones.
The company Ossiform specialises in
medical 3D printing, creating patient-
specific replacements of different bones
from tricalcium phosphate – a material
with similar properties to human bones.
Using these 3D printed bones is
surprisingly easy. A hospital can perform
an MRI which is then sent to Ossiform
who create a 3D model of the patient-
specific implant that is needed. The
surgeon accepts the design and then
once it is printed, it can be used in
surgery.
What is special about these 3D printed
bones is that because of the use of
tricalcium phosphate, the body will
remodel the implants into vascularised
bone. That means they will enable the
full restoration of function that the bone
it is replacing had. To achieve the best
integration possible, the implants are of
a porous structure and feature large
pores and canals for cells to attach to
and reform bone.
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 TABLE OF CONTENTS...

1.TALKING ABOUT WHAT

SCIENCE IS DOING RIGHT NOW.
2.INFORMING ABOUT
DIFFERENT TOPICS.
3.GOING DEEPER INTO SCIENCE.
4.LEARNING ABOUT THE
FUTURE

OBJECTIVE

TO INFORM AND MAKE

PEOPLE REALISE HOW FAR
TECHNOLOGY HAS BROUGHT
OUR WORLD.
THIS MAGAZINE IS WORKED BY....
1.SANTIAGO VELAJ
2.ORION LLAGAMI
3.EJONA SULAJ
4.LAURENT CAHANI
5.DEBORA BAHOLLI
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