50 days into 2022.

And already.......

 1.  Nuclear fusion saw another major breakthrough.....a 'huge step' in the quest for clean energy.

 2.  A woman was cured of HIV through a breakthrough in stem cell treatment.

 3.  MIT engineers created an 'impossible' new material......stronger than steel but as light as plastic.

 4.  An international team of scientists used supercomputers to unlock a 'giant leap' in the fight against antibiotic resistance.

 5.  A new 'game-changing' carbon capture technology could deliver a step change in our ability to remove dioxide from the air.

 6.  Researchers set a new Guinness World Record for fastest-ever DNA sequencing technique.....using it to sequence a human genome in just 5 hours and 2 minutes.

 7.  A new breakthrough in spinal cord implant 'could potentially allow paralysed people to walk again'.

 8.  A ground-breaking new technology regrew a frog's lost leg......and it might work on humans too.

 9.  Surgeons completed the first-ever heart transplant with a genetically-modified animal heart....saving the life of a 57-year old and taking a big step towards helping solve the global donor organ shortage.

10. Biodegradable surgical tape has been invented....making some intestinal fixes as easy as 'duct tape around leaky pipes'.

11. James Webb, the awe-inspiring $10 billion space telescope 25 years in the making, took its first images.....a huge scientific milestone.

12. An autonomous drone carrying a defibrillator saved the life of a 71-year-old having a heart attack.....a first in medical history.

13. Researchers in Sweden found a promising way to use solar power to convert carbon dioxide into fuel....using ultra-fast laser spectroscopy.

Just a few of the many incredible achievements in the first 50 days of the year.

The world is far from perfect but we shouldn't forget that about 90% of all scientists that ever lived are alive today. Never before have had so many people whose sole purpose of work is to better understand how the world works.

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My take

Can mankind ever stop dreaming?

Tailpiece.

Got up at a half past 6 being a Sunday, the chores and was ready by 10.

Made our customary calls to my sisters and Achu.

Helped Lekha in watering the plants.