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Curious about solar maximum? Here’s what you need to know!

Solar maximum marks a critical phase within the solar cycle, which spans roughly 11 years. During this time, the Sun experiences an uptick in...

by admin October 21, 2024
Curious about solar maximum? Here’s what you need to know!
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Rich Biodiversity in the Global South Lacks Proper Genomic Representation

Countries in the Global South, including those in Latin America, Africa, and Asia, are home to much richer biodiversity than nations in the Global...

by admin October 21, 2024
Rich Biodiversity in the Global South Lacks Proper Genomic Representation
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Why didn’t the Vikings settle in North America? Let’s find out!

The Vikings reached North America around A.D. 1000, landing in what is now Newfoundland, Canada. They built an outpost called L’anse aux Meadows and...

by admin October 21, 2024
Why didn’t the Vikings settle in North America? Let’s find out!
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Is the Milky Way Part of a Bigger Cosmic Structure than We Thought?

Recent research has led to a new understanding of our galaxy’s position within the universe. A fresh study suggests that the Milky Way may...

by admin October 20, 2024
Is the Milky Way Part of a Bigger Cosmic Structure than We Thought?
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STAR1 Robot Hits 8 mph Thanks to Sneakers in Gobi Desert Run

A new humanoid robot from China has set a record by running at a top speed of just over 8 miles per hour (3.6...

by admin October 20, 2024
STAR1 Robot Hits 8 mph Thanks to Sneakers in Gobi Desert Run
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Standing too long can harm your circulation, research shows.

Standing desks have become a popular alternative for office workers looking to break up long hours of sitting. However, a study led by the...

by admin October 20, 2024
Standing too long can harm your circulation, research shows.
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Can moving trees save the monarch butterflies in Mexico?

An innovative project aimed at cultivating new oyamel fir forests in central Mexico holds promise for the survival of monarch butterflies, which rely on...

by admin October 20, 2024
Can moving trees save the monarch butterflies in Mexico?
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Meet 2024 PT5, Earth’s mini-moon and a potential goldmine!

A new celestial body, named 2024 PT5, has recently joined Earth’s orbit, marking an intriguing development in our understanding of near-Earth objects. Discovered on...

by admin October 20, 2024
Meet 2024 PT5, Earth's mini-moon and a potential goldmine!
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Can Diamond Dust Help Cool Earth? Exploring Costs, Geoengineering Risks

Injecting diamond dust into the atmosphere could potentially cool the planet by 1.6ºC, according to a recent study published in Geophysical Research Letters. Led...

by admin October 19, 2024
Can Diamond Dust Help Cool Earth? Exploring Costs, Geoengineering Risks
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Astronomers Confirm Brown Dwarf Gliese 229B as Twin Pair Orbiting in 12 Days

A celestial body found three decades ago has now been identified as a pair of brown dwarfs orbiting each other, a recent study has...

by admin October 19, 2024
Astronomers Confirm Brown Dwarf Gliese 229B as Twin Pair Orbiting in 12 Days
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Animal Life Discovered Underground Near Hydrothermal Vents in the Deep Pacific Seabed

A recent exploration of the Pacific seabed has led to a groundbreaking discovery of animals living underground near deep-sea hydrothermal vents. Researchers from the...

by admin October 19, 2024
Animal Life Discovered Underground Near Hydrothermal Vents in the Deep Pacific Seabed
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Rainwater played a vital role in stabilising early cells, crucial for life

Recent research published in Nature by Aman Agrawal from The Conversation, alongside colleagues from the University of Chicago and the University of Houston, sheds...

by admin October 19, 2024
Rainwater played a vital role in stabilising early cells, crucial for life
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Scientists enhance control of prosthetic hands using brain signals

A recent breakthrough by researchers at the German Primate Center, led by Andres Agudelo-Toro, a scientist in the Neurobiology Laboratory, has significantly advanced the...

by admin October 18, 2024
Scientists enhance control of prosthetic hands using brain signals
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Major Meteorite Discoveries Reveal Origins From Three Asteroid Families

Recent research has established that approximately 70 percent of all known meteorite falls can be traced back to three young asteroid families: Karin, Koronis,...

by admin October 18, 2024
Major Meteorite Discoveries Reveal Origins From Three Asteroid Families
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Here’s How Creativity Helps Brain Health and Emotional Resilience

Creativity encompasses a wide range of activities, including painting, music, writing, and crafting. These pursuits not only provide an outlet for self-expression but also...

by admin October 18, 2024
Here's How Creativity Helps Brain Health and Emotional Resilience
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Could Microbes Live Under Mars’ Icy Surface? NASA thinks so!

NASA‘s latest study has sparked interest in the potential for microbial life beneath the icy surface of Mars. Although direct evidence of life on...

by admin October 18, 2024
Could Microbes Live Under Mars’ Icy Surface? NASA thinks so!
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Don’t miss the Orionid meteor Peaking Next Week

The Orionid meteor shower is set to peak this October, providing a stunning celestial display for stargazers. This annual event is associated with Halley’s...

by admin October 18, 2024
Don't miss the Orionid meteor Peaking Next Week
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Surprising Findings about Ancient Humans in the Last Ice Age

Recent research challenges the prevailing theories about human migration during the last ice age, suggesting that some ancient humans thrived in Central Europe’s frigid...

by admin October 18, 2024
Surprising Findings about Ancient Humans in the Last Ice Age
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Scientists Find a New Way to Store Data in Dna Safely and Efficiently

Scientists have long been fascinated by the potential of DNA for data storage, which offers a compact and efficient alternative to traditional digital storage...

by admin October 18, 2024
Scientists Find a New Way to Store Data in Dna Safely and Efficiently
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Scientists Use Allen Telescope Array to Search for Signals in TRAPPIST-1

Scientists have introduced a new method to search for interplanetary radio signals between planets in distant star systems, particularly when one planet moves in...

by admin October 18, 2024
Scientists Use Allen Telescope Array to Search for Signals in TRAPPIST-1
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