Japanese asteroid probe sets off on six-year journey
TOKYO (Reuters) – A Japanese space probe named after a falcon blasted off on Wednesday, setting off on a six-year round trip to an asteroid for samples that scientists hope will help reveal the...
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Japanese asteroid probe delayed
Thick cloud has postponed the launch of Hayabusa-2, which was scheduled to leave for a carbon-rich space rock on 30 November. Source: www.nature.com See on Scoop.it – Dernières nouvelles
Scientists re-create key kidney structure for 1st time
Researchers succeeded in re-creating the basic structural unit of a kidney for the first time in the world, which they hope will lead to effective treatments of patients with renal failure. Source: ajw.asahi.com See...
Space probe Hayabusa-2 set for mission to gain clues to origin of life
Japan is set to launch its Hayabusa-2 asteroid explorer into space on a H-2A rocket from the Tanegas… Source: mainichi.jp See on Scoop.it – Dernières nouvelles
Japanese scientists succeed in making mice transparent
Invisibility may still be the stuff of fiction, but researchers in Japan have developed a way to make mice almost totally transparent. Using a method that Source: www.japantimes.co.jp See on Scoop.it – Dernières nouvelles