Science
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Scientists have discovered a surprising shift in human blood as carbon dioxide rises in the atmosphere
Rising levels of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere may already be affecting human biology. New research has identified long-term changes…
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NASA is confident that Artemis III will launch in 2027
NASA is confident that Artemis III will be launched in 2027 Breakingthenews.net Isaacman is “very confident” that Artemis III will launch…
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IIA researchers have developed a 3-D model to predict the arrival of a coronal mass ejection
CMEs are massive explosions of magnetized plasma shot out from the Sun at millions of kilometers per hour, and when…
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Space secret: The telescope detects two black holes on the cusp of merging
This is the first time scientists have found evidence of a young galaxy hosting three active supermassive black holes, according…
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Humans unconsciously mirror the people around them through what psychologists call the chameleon effect, an ancient form of social glue that research has linked to increased likability, trust, and even persuasion, often without people realizing that imitation is happening.
Two people start talking. One crosses his leg. The other soon adopts a similar posture. One rubs one’s face while…
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NASA’s Hubble Telescope shows that the star formation process in the Andromeda Galaxy is trending downward
New study using data from NASA Hubble Space Telescope It found that star formation in the nearby Andromeda galaxy has…
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Birds and crocodiles may share a warm-blooded past World News, fossil study suggests
Perhaps surprisingly, the closest living relatives of crocodiles and crocodiles are birds. Both are archosaurids, a group of species…
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Tardigrades extracted from Antarctic algae can survive a decade without water, temperatures near absolute zero, and 10 days of exposure to the open vacuum of space in 2007, coiled into a desiccated shell they call a ton until conditions improve.
A tardigrade pulled from a mass of Antarctic algae can lose almost all the water in its body, places its…
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We tend to picture glaciers as slow rivers of white ice, but the blood cascades seeping from Antarctica’s Taylor Glacier turn a dark red, fed by a salt lake locked under the ice for about 1.5 million years that hosts microbes that live without sunlight or oxygen.
On the eastern edge of Antarctica’s Taylor Glacier, a sheet of ice the color of a wedding cake is caked…
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New research suggests that saber-toothed cats were sick and messy before they became extinct
Whether you wake up to a saliva-soaked tape draped over a person’s face or… Unfortunately, the mouse was slaughtered ‘Gifted’…
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