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NASA's New High-Resolution Map Shows Dark Matter In "Stunning Detail"
The map provides insights into the universe's evolution, tracing dark matter's influence back to when galaxies were forming most actively.
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Rare New Flowering Plant Discovered In Nagaland's Community Protected Forest
In a striking reminder that India's biodiversity continues to reveal new surprises even in the 21st century, a community-protected forest in Nagaland has yielded a previously unknown species of flowering plant
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Denmark Archaeologists Discover The World's Largest Medieval Cargo Ship
The ship survived for centuries because the sand protected it from the elements.
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2,000-Year-Old Roman Treasure Found After Years Of Secrecy
Additional coins were also found during the investigation, and the treasure was fully recovered after the excavation was completed.
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Jupiter's Moon Europa May Be Supplying Its Ocean With Life-Supporting Matter, Find's Study
According to the study, this process could be an effective way to transport surface material to the ocean beneath Europa.
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Falling Space Debris Can Be Tracked Across Earth Using Earthquake Sensors
This new method could provide real-time data on falling space debris, increasing safety and allowing authorities to take faster action.
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68,000-Year-Old Hand Art Found In Indonesia, Rewriting Human History
This discovery challenges the notion that abstract and symbolic thinking began only 40,000 years ago.
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Study Reveals New Theory On How The Great Pyramid Was Constructed
In addition, the researchers also presented a new perspective on the antechamber.
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Exercise In Middle Age Matters More Than You Think, Long-Term Study Finds
US study finds consistent physical activity in young adulthood and middle age reduces high blood pressure risk, with notable racial disparities.
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Study Reveals Ancient Giant Kangaroo Was Likely Hopping Despite Huge Size
The paper also said that giant kangaroos probably did not rely on jumping for every movement because that would have been inefficient for their large bodies.
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Scientists Uncover Potential Way To Rejuvenate The Immune System
Scientists at the Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard have reported a promising approach to rejuvenating immune function weakened by ageing.
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Scientists Warn Africa Is Gradually Breaking Apart, New Ocean Possible
The Earth's crust is composed of approximately 15 to 20 tectonic plates, which float on molten magma beneath the Earth.
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Nuke Testings From 1945 To 2017 Led To 4 Million Premature Deaths: Report
Nuclear weapons testing has affected every single human on the planet, causing at least four million premature deaths from cancer and other diseases over time, according to a new report delving into the deadly legacy.
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Human Heart Tissue Can Regenerate After Heart Attack, Study Finds
An Australian study has found that human heart muscle cells can regenerate after a heart attack, challenging long-held beliefs and raising hopes for new heart disease treatments.
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Scientists Discover New State of Matter That Could Change Computing
Previously thought to be incompatible, this discovery shows that strong electron interactions can create stable, "twisted" quantum states.
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Earth's Moving Surface Plays Bigger Role In Climate Change Than We Knew
Our planet has experienced dramatic climate shifts throughout its history, oscillating between freezing "icehouse" periods and warm "greenhouse" states.
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Water Bankruptcy Era Has Begun For Billions, Scientists Say
A new era has begun of "global water bankruptcy", with humans depleting freshwater systems to the point they can't recover, according to a new United Nations report.
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Why Women Are More Wary Of Artificial Intelligence Than Men, Study Reveals
A new study finds women view artificial intelligence as riskier than men due to higher risk aversion and greater exposure to AI related job disruptions, highlighting the need for inclusive AI policies.
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Scientists Finally Explain Why Elephant-Poop Coffee Tastes So Smooth
The study also found that these elephants had a more diverse mix of gut microbes, including bacteria linked to pectin digestion.
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Brazil's Oldest Citizens May Hold New Clues To Living Longer
A study of Brazil's highly diverse centenarian population suggests unique genetic and biological factors may help explain extreme longevity, offering new insights into how humans can live longer and healthier lives.
