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China Successfully Tests First Helicopter-Borne Magnetotelluric Detection System
China successfully tested its first helicopter-borne magnetotelluric detection system in Hotan, Xinjiang, on January 11, 2025, collecting crucial data for a plateau railway construction project after overcoming key technical challenges, including high-sensitivity magnetic sensors and stable airborne...
China Successfully Tests First Helicopter-Borne Magnetotelluric Detection System
China successfully tested its first helicopter-borne magnetotelluric detection system in Hotan, Xinjiang, on January 11, 2025, collecting crucial data for a plateau railway construction project after overcoming key technical challenges, including high-sensitivity magnetic sensors and stable airborne...
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İzmir Faces Urgent Tsunami and Volcanic Eruption Risks
Professor Hasan Sözbilir warned that a tsunami in the Aegean Sea could reach İzmir's coast in under 30 minutes, urging the inclusion of volcanic eruption risks in the city's disaster plan due to the region's history of interconnected seismic, volcanic, and tsunami activity.
İzmir Faces Urgent Tsunami and Volcanic Eruption Risks
Professor Hasan Sözbilir warned that a tsunami in the Aegean Sea could reach İzmir's coast in under 30 minutes, urging the inclusion of volcanic eruption risks in the city's disaster plan due to the region's history of interconnected seismic, volcanic, and tsunami activity.
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Personalized mRNA Vaccine Shows Promise Against Pancreatic Cancer
A small study shows a personalized mRNA vaccine may significantly improve pancreatic cancer survival rates by generating long-lasting T cells that target cancer cells; half the participants who had a strong immune response remained cancer-free for over three years, far exceeding typical survival rat...
Personalized mRNA Vaccine Shows Promise Against Pancreatic Cancer
A small study shows a personalized mRNA vaccine may significantly improve pancreatic cancer survival rates by generating long-lasting T cells that target cancer cells; half the participants who had a strong immune response remained cancer-free for over three years, far exceeding typical survival rat...
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Smoking Linked to Rise in Strokes Among Young Men
A new study found that smoking could be a major factor in the recent rise of strokes among young, otherwise healthy men, with male smokers having up to seven times higher risk than non-smokers.
Smoking Linked to Rise in Strokes Among Young Men
A new study found that smoking could be a major factor in the recent rise of strokes among young, otherwise healthy men, with male smokers having up to seven times higher risk than non-smokers.
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Rutherford's Pioneering Work on Atomic Reactions
Sir Ernest Rutherford's Manchester experiments (1914-1919) demonstrated nuclear reactions, laying groundwork for later atom-splitting achievements; however, the Manhattan Project's prominence obscures earlier international contributions, highlighting complexities in crediting scientific breakthrough...
Rutherford's Pioneering Work on Atomic Reactions
Sir Ernest Rutherford's Manchester experiments (1914-1919) demonstrated nuclear reactions, laying groundwork for later atom-splitting achievements; however, the Manhattan Project's prominence obscures earlier international contributions, highlighting complexities in crediting scientific breakthrough...
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Tomb of Thutmose II Discovered in Egypt
A team led by Piers Litherland discovered the tomb of Thutmose II, an 18th-dynasty pharaoh, in Egypt's Western Valley of the Theban Necropolis in October 2022, solving a century-old mystery and marking the first royal tomb discovery since Tutankhamun's in 1922.
Tomb of Thutmose II Discovered in Egypt
A team led by Piers Litherland discovered the tomb of Thutmose II, an 18th-dynasty pharaoh, in Egypt's Western Valley of the Theban Necropolis in October 2022, solving a century-old mystery and marking the first royal tomb discovery since Tutankhamun's in 1922.
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Fog Nets Offer Promising Water Solution in Chilean Desert City
A fog-water harvesting project in Alto Hospicio, Chile, a water-stressed city in the Atacama Desert, shows promising results with fog nets yielding up to 10 liters per square meter daily, offering a potential supplementary water source and contrasting with the challenges of groundwater competition w...
Fog Nets Offer Promising Water Solution in Chilean Desert City
A fog-water harvesting project in Alto Hospicio, Chile, a water-stressed city in the Atacama Desert, shows promising results with fog nets yielding up to 10 liters per square meter daily, offering a potential supplementary water source and contrasting with the challenges of groundwater competition w...
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Tomb of Pharaoh Thutmose II Discovered in Egypt
A joint Egyptian-British archaeological team discovered the tomb of Pharaoh Thutmose II near Luxor, Egypt, solving a long-standing mystery about his burial location and offering unique insights into ancient Egyptian funerary practices.
Tomb of Pharaoh Thutmose II Discovered in Egypt
A joint Egyptian-British archaeological team discovered the tomb of Pharaoh Thutmose II near Luxor, Egypt, solving a long-standing mystery about his burial location and offering unique insights into ancient Egyptian funerary practices.
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Cometary Boulder's Movement Explained by "Rocket Effect" from Ice Outburst
Chinese scientists, using data from ESA's Rosetta mission, discovered that a 140-meter northward movement of a boulder on comet 67P in 2015 was caused by an asymmetric outburst of volatile ice creating a "rocket effect", providing new insights into cometary activity and solar system evolution.
Cometary Boulder's Movement Explained by "Rocket Effect" from Ice Outburst
Chinese scientists, using data from ESA's Rosetta mission, discovered that a 140-meter northward movement of a boulder on comet 67P in 2015 was caused by an asymmetric outburst of volatile ice creating a "rocket effect", providing new insights into cometary activity and solar system evolution.
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Mountain Ranges Identified as Potential Hotspots for Large White Hydrogen Reserves
A new study published in Science Advances uses computer models to identify mountain ranges, such as the Pyrenees and Alps, as potential hotspots for large white hydrogen reserves, offering a promising clean energy alternative to fossil fuels.
Mountain Ranges Identified as Potential Hotspots for Large White Hydrogen Reserves
A new study published in Science Advances uses computer models to identify mountain ranges, such as the Pyrenees and Alps, as potential hotspots for large white hydrogen reserves, offering a promising clean energy alternative to fossil fuels.
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40% Bias Score
\"Canada Poised to Lead in Science as U.S. Investment Falters\"\
Facing potential economic fallout from U.S. science funding cuts, Canada should increase investments in research, attract U.S. scientists, and foster university-industry partnerships to become a global leader in science and innovation.
\"Canada Poised to Lead in Science as U.S. Investment Falters\"\
Facing potential economic fallout from U.S. science funding cuts, Canada should increase investments in research, attract U.S. scientists, and foster university-industry partnerships to become a global leader in science and innovation.
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52% Bias Score
Environment, Not Genes, Primarily Drives Aging and Mortality: Large-Scale Study
A Nature Medicine study of nearly 500,000 UK participants found environmental factors account for 17% of death risk variation, compared to less than 2% from genetics; modifiable factors like smoking and socioeconomic status had the largest impact.
Environment, Not Genes, Primarily Drives Aging and Mortality: Large-Scale Study
A Nature Medicine study of nearly 500,000 UK participants found environmental factors account for 17% of death risk variation, compared to less than 2% from genetics; modifiable factors like smoking and socioeconomic status had the largest impact.
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36% Bias Score
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