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PENICILLIN : A groundbreaking antibiotic discovered by Alexander Fleming that fights bacterial infections.
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SATELLITE : An artificial object placed in orbit around Earth or another planet for communication or observation.
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MICROSCOPE : An instrument used to view objects too small for the naked eye.
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NANOTECHNOLOGY : The science of manipulating matter at the molecular or atomic level, often for new materials or devices.
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BIOMEDICAL : Related to the application of biological principles to medical technology and healthcare.
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FUSION : The process of combining two atoms to form a heavier atom, releasing vast amounts of energy.
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GENOME : The complete set of genetic material in an organism, which can be used to study biology and diseases.
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3DPRINTER : A machine that creates three-dimensional objects by adding material layer by layer.
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ROBOTICS : The field of designing, building, and operating robots, often for tasks that are difficult or dangerous for humans.
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LASER : A device that generates a focused beam of light used in many applications, from medicine to communication.
