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Disintegrating Exoplanet Offers Unique Insights into Planetary Evolution
Astronomers have discovered BD+05 4868 Ab, a small, rocky exoplanet orbiting dangerously close to its star and leaving a 9-million kilometer dust tail due to intense heat; this is only the fourth such disintegrating exoplanet observed, offering unique insights into the evolution of such celestial bo...
Disintegrating Exoplanet Offers Unique Insights into Planetary Evolution
Astronomers have discovered BD+05 4868 Ab, a small, rocky exoplanet orbiting dangerously close to its star and leaving a 9-million kilometer dust tail due to intense heat; this is only the fourth such disintegrating exoplanet observed, offering unique insights into the evolution of such celestial bo...
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Medieval Cemetery Near Cardiff Airport Yields Unexpected Discoveries
A medieval cemetery near Cardiff Airport, unearthed last year, has revealed 39 adult skeletons, mostly women, who were buried with surprising care despite signs of manual labor, alongside evidence of wealth such as imported glass. One woman was found discarded in a ditch.
Medieval Cemetery Near Cardiff Airport Yields Unexpected Discoveries
A medieval cemetery near Cardiff Airport, unearthed last year, has revealed 39 adult skeletons, mostly women, who were buried with surprising care despite signs of manual labor, alongside evidence of wealth such as imported glass. One woman was found discarded in a ditch.
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India's First Space Simulation Mission: Hab-1 Concludes in Ladakh
India's ISRO completed its first space simulation mission, Hab-1, a three-week isolation experiment in Ladakh using a Teflon habitat to prepare astronauts for future space missions, including the upcoming Gaganyaan mission and subsequent lunar and Mars missions.
India's First Space Simulation Mission: Hab-1 Concludes in Ladakh
India's ISRO completed its first space simulation mission, Hab-1, a three-week isolation experiment in Ladakh using a Teflon habitat to prepare astronauts for future space missions, including the upcoming Gaganyaan mission and subsequent lunar and Mars missions.
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Tsinghua University Develops Shape-Shifting Micro-Robot
Researchers at Tsinghua University created a 9-centimeter, 25-gram untethered terrestrial-aerial micro-robot using a novel thin-film actuator, published in Nature Machine Intelligence on January 2nd, 2025, enabling continuous shape-shifting and locking for enhanced adaptability in various applicatio...
Tsinghua University Develops Shape-Shifting Micro-Robot
Researchers at Tsinghua University created a 9-centimeter, 25-gram untethered terrestrial-aerial micro-robot using a novel thin-film actuator, published in Nature Machine Intelligence on January 2nd, 2025, enabling continuous shape-shifting and locking for enhanced adaptability in various applicatio...
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6.2 Magnitude Earthquake Strikes Near Istanbul; Fears of Larger Quake
A 6.2 magnitude earthquake struck 40 kilometers southwest of Istanbul in the Sea of Marmara, Turkey, at 11:49 a.m. local time, followed by a 5.2 magnitude quake, causing no immediate reports of damage or injuries but prompting warnings about potential future larger quakes.
6.2 Magnitude Earthquake Strikes Near Istanbul; Fears of Larger Quake
A 6.2 magnitude earthquake struck 40 kilometers southwest of Istanbul in the Sea of Marmara, Turkey, at 11:49 a.m. local time, followed by a 5.2 magnitude quake, causing no immediate reports of damage or injuries but prompting warnings about potential future larger quakes.
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Salt-Tolerant 'Terror Crocodile' Rewrites Crocodilian Evolution
Deinosuchus, a massive extinct reptile (82-75 million years ago), possessed salt glands enabling saltwater tolerance, unlike modern alligators, which allowed it to dominate coastal ecosystems across North America, feeding on dinosaurs.
Salt-Tolerant 'Terror Crocodile' Rewrites Crocodilian Evolution
Deinosuchus, a massive extinct reptile (82-75 million years ago), possessed salt glands enabling saltwater tolerance, unlike modern alligators, which allowed it to dominate coastal ecosystems across North America, feeding on dinosaurs.
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Parkinson's Disease: Impact, Causes, and Future Directions
Parkinson's disease, a progressive neurodegenerative disorder affecting over one million Americans, is marked by a loss of dopamine-producing nerve cells causing motor and non-motor symptoms; while genetic factors play a minor role, environmental toxins are strongly implicated, and men are 1.5 times...
Parkinson's Disease: Impact, Causes, and Future Directions
Parkinson's disease, a progressive neurodegenerative disorder affecting over one million Americans, is marked by a loss of dopamine-producing nerve cells causing motor and non-motor symptoms; while genetic factors play a minor role, environmental toxins are strongly implicated, and men are 1.5 times...
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Groundbreaking Surgery Successfully Repairs Heart of Girl Born with Ectopia Cordis
Seven-year-old Vanellope Hope Wilkins, born with her heart outside her body, underwent a successful nine-hour surgery at Leicester Royal Infirmary to reconstruct a protective rib cage around her heart; this complex procedure, a first for the UK, involved detaching her heart from her skin and reshapi...
Groundbreaking Surgery Successfully Repairs Heart of Girl Born with Ectopia Cordis
Seven-year-old Vanellope Hope Wilkins, born with her heart outside her body, underwent a successful nine-hour surgery at Leicester Royal Infirmary to reconstruct a protective rib cage around her heart; this complex procedure, a first for the UK, involved detaching her heart from her skin and reshapi...
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China Achieves First Large-Scale Clean Energy Operation in Antarctica
China's Qinling Antarctic research station has implemented a large-scale clean energy system, utilizing solar, wind, and hydrogen power since March 1, 2024, becoming the first country to achieve this in such an extreme environment.
China Achieves First Large-Scale Clean Energy Operation in Antarctica
China's Qinling Antarctic research station has implemented a large-scale clean energy system, utilizing solar, wind, and hydrogen power since March 1, 2024, becoming the first country to achieve this in such an extreme environment.
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Bristol Study Tracks Development of Key Cognitive Skills in Young Children
A University of Bristol study uses brain scans and games to track the development of cognitive skills (inhibitory control and working memory) in hundreds of children (6 months-5 years), uniquely leveraging decades of data from the children's parents' participation in a prior research project.
Bristol Study Tracks Development of Key Cognitive Skills in Young Children
A University of Bristol study uses brain scans and games to track the development of cognitive skills (inhibitory control and working memory) in hundreds of children (6 months-5 years), uniquely leveraging decades of data from the children's parents' participation in a prior research project.
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Elevated TFA Levels Found in European Wines
A PAN Europe study found significantly elevated levels of the PFAS molecule TFA in European wines from 10 EU countries, sometimes exceeding drinking water levels by 100 times; this increase, absent before 1988, correlates with the use of PFAS pesticides and fluorinated gases.
Elevated TFA Levels Found in European Wines
A PAN Europe study found significantly elevated levels of the PFAS molecule TFA in European wines from 10 EU countries, sometimes exceeding drinking water levels by 100 times; this increase, absent before 1988, correlates with the use of PFAS pesticides and fluorinated gases.
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EU Poaches US Researchers Amidst Funding Freezes
Facing US funding freezes for universities, the EU is actively recruiting American researchers in fields like immunology and climate change, offering increased funding and visa support; initiatives by the ERC and universities like VUB and AMU show dozens of inquiries received.
EU Poaches US Researchers Amidst Funding Freezes
Facing US funding freezes for universities, the EU is actively recruiting American researchers in fields like immunology and climate change, offering increased funding and visa support; initiatives by the ERC and universities like VUB and AMU show dozens of inquiries received.
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36% Bias Score
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