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Record-Breaking Black Hole Merger Challenges Existing Theories
Two rapidly spinning black holes, with a combined mass 225 times that of our sun, recently merged, forming an enormous black hole detected via gravitational waves (GW231123) from between 2 and 13 billion light-years away, challenging existing theories of black hole formation.
Record-Breaking Black Hole Merger Challenges Existing Theories
Two rapidly spinning black holes, with a combined mass 225 times that of our sun, recently merged, forming an enormous black hole detected via gravitational waves (GW231123) from between 2 and 13 billion light-years away, challenging existing theories of black hole formation.
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36% Bias Score
Indian Astronaut Returns from Historic ISS Mission
Group Captain Shubhanshu Shukla, the first Indian to walk on the International Space Station (ISS), concluded his Ax-4 mission on July 15th, 2024, with a splashdown off the coast of California after conducting 60 experiments, including 7 by ISRO, furthering India's ambitious space program.
Indian Astronaut Returns from Historic ISS Mission
Group Captain Shubhanshu Shukla, the first Indian to walk on the International Space Station (ISS), concluded his Ax-4 mission on July 15th, 2024, with a splashdown off the coast of California after conducting 60 experiments, including 7 by ISRO, furthering India's ambitious space program.
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Primate Power Dynamics: Challenging Traditional Notions of Male Dominance
A study of 253 primate populations across 121 species reveals that clear sex dominance is uncommon, challenging the assumption of inherent male dominance in primates; female dominance is linked to factors such as monogamy and arboreal living, while male dominance correlates with physical strength an...
Primate Power Dynamics: Challenging Traditional Notions of Male Dominance
A study of 253 primate populations across 121 species reveals that clear sex dominance is uncommon, challenging the assumption of inherent male dominance in primates; female dominance is linked to factors such as monogamy and arboreal living, while male dominance correlates with physical strength an...
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West Nile Virus Detected in Pennsylvania Mosquitoes
Pennsylvania health officials are on alert after detecting West Nile virus in mosquitoes in areas around Pittsburgh; while no human cases have been reported in the state, the virus's presence in 14 other states this month highlights the risk and has spurred increased preventative measures.
West Nile Virus Detected in Pennsylvania Mosquitoes
Pennsylvania health officials are on alert after detecting West Nile virus in mosquitoes in areas around Pittsburgh; while no human cases have been reported in the state, the virus's presence in 14 other states this month highlights the risk and has spurred increased preventative measures.
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Greenland Dog Genome Reveals Early Inuit Migration and Conservation Concerns
An international research team's genomic analysis of 92 Greenlandic sled dogs (Qimmit) reveals a two-wave migration to Greenland with Inuit people starting around 1200 years ago, challenging previous timelines and highlighting the dogs' unique genetic adaptations and conservation needs.
Greenland Dog Genome Reveals Early Inuit Migration and Conservation Concerns
An international research team's genomic analysis of 92 Greenlandic sled dogs (Qimmit) reveals a two-wave migration to Greenland with Inuit people starting around 1200 years ago, challenging previous timelines and highlighting the dogs' unique genetic adaptations and conservation needs.
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Multistory Buildings Unearthed in Lost Egyptian City
British and Egyptian archaeologists unearthed multistory buildings, granaries, and a ceremonial road in the lost city of Imet (Buto) in Egypt's Nile Delta, dating to the Ptolemaic Period (332-30 BC), revealing a densely populated urban center with a complex infrastructure.
Multistory Buildings Unearthed in Lost Egyptian City
British and Egyptian archaeologists unearthed multistory buildings, granaries, and a ceremonial road in the lost city of Imet (Buto) in Egypt's Nile Delta, dating to the Ptolemaic Period (332-30 BC), revealing a densely populated urban center with a complex infrastructure.
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Mathematicians Solve Three-Dimensional Kakeya Conjecture
Hong Wang and Joshua Zahl, mathematicians from the University of New York, solved the three-dimensional Kakeya conjecture, a problem posed in 1917, by using complex calculations of overlapping parallelepipeds in a 127-page study, significantly advancing the field of harmonic analysis and its applica...
Mathematicians Solve Three-Dimensional Kakeya Conjecture
Hong Wang and Joshua Zahl, mathematicians from the University of New York, solved the three-dimensional Kakeya conjecture, a problem posed in 1917, by using complex calculations of overlapping parallelepipeds in a 127-page study, significantly advancing the field of harmonic analysis and its applica...
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China's Earthquake Early Warning System Protects 148 Million
China's nationwide earthquake early warning system, operational since July 2022, has issued over 100 alerts for quakes above 3.5 magnitude, benefiting over 148 million users and providing customized services to major industries, showcasing advancements in mitigating seismic risks.
China's Earthquake Early Warning System Protects 148 Million
China's nationwide earthquake early warning system, operational since July 2022, has issued over 100 alerts for quakes above 3.5 magnitude, benefiting over 148 million users and providing customized services to major industries, showcasing advancements in mitigating seismic risks.
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Ancient Mayan Tomb Unearths Clues to Caracol's Early History
Archaeologists in Caracol, Guatemala, unearthed a tomb containing the remains of Te K'ab Chaak, Caracol's first king, along with artifacts dating to 350 CE, including ceramics depicting rulers and captives, and objects from distant Teotihuacan, revealing insights into early Mayan society and its con...
Ancient Mayan Tomb Unearths Clues to Caracol's Early History
Archaeologists in Caracol, Guatemala, unearthed a tomb containing the remains of Te K'ab Chaak, Caracol's first king, along with artifacts dating to 350 CE, including ceramics depicting rulers and captives, and objects from distant Teotihuacan, revealing insights into early Mayan society and its con...
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Wood-Burning Stoves: High Pollution Levels Pose Serious Health Risks
A University of Surrey study found that wood-burning stoves, even modern models, release high levels of toxic pollutants exceeding WHO recommendations, causing serious health risks and affecting millions globally; poor ventilation worsens the problem.
Wood-Burning Stoves: High Pollution Levels Pose Serious Health Risks
A University of Surrey study found that wood-burning stoves, even modern models, release high levels of toxic pollutants exceeding WHO recommendations, causing serious health risks and affecting millions globally; poor ventilation worsens the problem.
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48% Bias Score
Gut Microbes Show Promise in Removing PFAS, Leading to Probiotic Development
Cambridge researchers discovered gut microbes capable of removing up to 75% of PFAS from mice intestines, leading to the development of a potential probiotic supplement by the startup Cambiotics; however, it's not a complete solution to the PFAS problem.
Gut Microbes Show Promise in Removing PFAS, Leading to Probiotic Development
Cambridge researchers discovered gut microbes capable of removing up to 75% of PFAS from mice intestines, leading to the development of a potential probiotic supplement by the startup Cambiotics; however, it's not a complete solution to the PFAS problem.
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48% Bias Score
China's Earthquake Early Warning System Issues Over 100 Alerts
China's national earthquake early warning system, operational since July 2022, has issued over 100 alerts for quakes above magnitude 3.5, reaching over 148 million users and providing customized services to major industries, significantly improving disaster preparedness.
China's Earthquake Early Warning System Issues Over 100 Alerts
China's national earthquake early warning system, operational since July 2022, has issued over 100 alerts for quakes above magnitude 3.5, reaching over 148 million users and providing customized services to major industries, significantly improving disaster preparedness.
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40% Bias Score
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