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<\/div>From computers made out of living cells to mutant frogs, this week was filled peculiar news stories from the world of science. Ever wondered what catching space debris using a spider-like web looks like? To find out, read on.<\/p>
You Can Now Genetically Engineer Your Own Mutant Frogs For $499.<\/strong><\/a> A famed biohacker is selling a kit that allows anyone to genetically engineer mutant frogs that are more massive than their naturally-occurring counterparts.<\/p> Researchers Just Got Funding to Grow a Neural Network in a Petri Dish.<\/strong><\/a> A team of biologists and computer engineers won a grant to develop a computer made out of living cells.<\/p> This Super Powerful Magnetic Field Puts Us One Step Closer to Nuclear Fusion.<\/strong><\/a> Researchers from the University of Tokyo have created the strongest-ever controllable magnetic field, and it could help make nuclear fusion a reality<\/p> Alphabet AI Is Helping Release Sterile Mosquitoes in Singapore.<\/strong><\/a> An Alphabet-owned healthcare company called Verily is hoping to release male mosquitoes that carry a naturally-occurring bacteria that reduces the bugs’ ability to transmit disease in Singapore.<\/p> See the First Image Produced by NASA’s Newest Planet Hunter.<\/strong><\/a> NASA just shared the first image produces by Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite (TESS), a satellite designed to help in the hunt for exoplanets.<\/p> UK Researchers Just Deployed a Massive Net to Catch Space Debris.<\/strong><\/a> UK researchers are now testing RemoveDEBRIS, a satellite designed to trap space debris in a spider-like web so it can be removed before it damages spacecraft.<\/p> More on This Week in Science: This Week in Science: Sept 8-14<\/a><\/em><\/strong><\/p> The post This Week in Science: Sept 15-21<\/a> appeared first on Futurism<\/a>.<\/p> See the original post here: From computers made out of living cells to mutant frogs, this week was filled peculiar news stories from the world of science. Continue reading
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