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Storing Mangoes At This Exact Temperature Keeps Them Fresh Far Longer, Finds Study
A new study reveals that storing mangoes at a specific temperature can prolong their freshness. Here is how you can practically implement these findings to make your mangoes fresher and keep their nutritional value intact.
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India Issues Travel Advisory For Ebola-Hit Countries: How Airport Screenings Help Control Outbreaks
India's new Ebola travel advisory highlights how airport screenings, contact tracing, quarantine protocols, and surveillance systems help countries detect infectious diseases early, prevent outbreaks, and strengthen global public health preparedness.
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New Biosignature Method Could Transform Search for Alien Life
Researchers developed a new method to detect Life by studying how biological molecules are organized rather than simply identifying them. The approach could help missions like Europa Clipper search for microbial signatures on worlds such as Europa and Mars.
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Anthropic Reveals Text Portraying AI as Evil Triggered Claude’s Attempt at Blackmail
Anthropic has finally revealed the reason its artificial intelligence (AI) models exhibited harmful behaviour in a simulation last year. The San Francisco-based AI startup claimed that the Claude 4 series models blackmailed users into completing the objective because of training data that portrayed AI as evil.
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AI Model Finally Learns To Say "I'm Not Sure". Here's Why It Matters
This study aims to make AI go beyond simply producing correct answers and know when it doesn't know the answer.
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Apple's iPhone Ultra to Feature Internal Design That Makes It the Most Repairable Foldable Yet, Tipster Claims
Apple is using a new internal stacking technique for its first book-style foldable to offer a relatively more repairable design, a tipster claims on Weibo. The Cupertino-based tech is reportedly employing a “reasonable and elegant" (translated from Chinese) internal stacking method, making its foldable display the “easiest” to disassemble and...
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Rs 180 Crore To Rs 22 Crore: UP Reworks Flood Management Strategy, Cuts Costs
Uttar Pradesh replaces traditional flood control with dredging to reduce costs and protect farmland
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Pragmata Review: The Bright Side of the Moon
Pragmata tells a familiar father-daughter story with a science-fiction spin, and it treads a setting seen in games before. But where it borrows established ideas and aesthetics, it innovates gameplay fundamentals. Pragmata combines slow, methodical third-person shooting with simple but high-stakes grid puzzles for a fresh-feeling and often frenetic...
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Astronomers Discover 27 Potential "Tatooine-Like" Planets Orbiting Two Stars
The potential planets were detected using data from NASA's Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite.
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Can Travelling To A New Place Trigger Allergies?
Exposure to unfamiliar ingredients and new environments can lead to allergic reactions.
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China And US May Confront Each Other In New Battleground - Space
China’s approach to conflict is shaped by one core idea: control space, and one can control what happens on Earth.
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Moringa Seeds May Remove Microplastics From Drinking Water: New Study
A new study suggests moringa seeds can remove microplastics from drinking water by clumping particles for easy filtration. The plant-based method rivals chemical treatments, offering a low-cost, sustainable solution, though more research is needed.
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DNA Mutations In Immune Cells May Be Driving Autoimmune Diseases, Study Finds
A new Nature study suggests DNA mutations in immune cells may drive autoimmune diseases by removing immune system brakes, offering clues for targeted treatments.
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Scientists Find Reversible Male Birth Control That Stops Sperm Production
A new study brings scientists closer to a safe, reversible male birth control pill. Researchers found a way to temporarily stop sperm production without lasting harm, raising hope for more contraceptive options for men.
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Man Shares 5 Best Places To Drink Milk At After Visiting 60 Countries
Man Shares 5 Best Places To Drink Milk At After Visiting 60 Countries
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Storing Mangoes At This Exact Temperature Keeps Them Fresh Far Longer, Finds Study
A new study reveals that storing mangoes at a specific temperature can prolong their freshness. Here is how you can practically implement these findings to make your mangoes fresher and keep their nutritional value intact.
-
India Issues Travel Advisory For Ebola-Hit Countries: How Airport Screenings Help Control Outbreaks
India's new Ebola travel advisory highlights how airport screenings, contact tracing, quarantine protocols, and surveillance systems help countries detect infectious diseases early, prevent outbreaks, and strengthen global public health preparedness.
-
New Biosignature Method Could Transform Search for Alien Life
Researchers developed a new method to detect Life by studying how biological molecules are organized rather than simply identifying them. The approach could help missions like Europa Clipper search for microbial signatures on worlds such as Europa and Mars.
-
Anthropic Reveals Text Portraying AI as Evil Triggered Claude’s Attempt at Blackmail
Anthropic has finally revealed the reason its artificial intelligence (AI) models exhibited harmful behaviour in a simulation last year. The San Francisco-based AI startup claimed that the Claude 4 series models blackmailed users into completing the objective because of training data that portrayed AI as evil.
-
AI Model Finally Learns To Say "I'm Not Sure". Here's Why It Matters
This study aims to make AI go beyond simply producing correct answers and know when it doesn't know the answer.
-
Apple's iPhone Ultra to Feature Internal Design That Makes It the Most Repairable Foldable Yet, Tipster Claims
Apple is using a new internal stacking technique for its first book-style foldable to offer a relatively more repairable design, a tipster claims on Weibo. The Cupertino-based tech is reportedly employing a “reasonable and elegant" (translated from Chinese) internal stacking method, making its foldable display the “easiest” to disassemble and...
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Rs 180 Crore To Rs 22 Crore: UP Reworks Flood Management Strategy, Cuts Costs
Uttar Pradesh replaces traditional flood control with dredging to reduce costs and protect farmland
-
Pragmata Review: The Bright Side of the Moon
Pragmata tells a familiar father-daughter story with a science-fiction spin, and it treads a setting seen in games before. But where it borrows established ideas and aesthetics, it innovates gameplay fundamentals. Pragmata combines slow, methodical third-person shooting with simple but high-stakes grid puzzles for a fresh-feeling and often frenetic...
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Astronomers Discover 27 Potential "Tatooine-Like" Planets Orbiting Two Stars
The potential planets were detected using data from NASA's Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite.
-
Can Travelling To A New Place Trigger Allergies?
Exposure to unfamiliar ingredients and new environments can lead to allergic reactions.
-
China And US May Confront Each Other In New Battleground - Space
China’s approach to conflict is shaped by one core idea: control space, and one can control what happens on Earth.
-
Moringa Seeds May Remove Microplastics From Drinking Water: New Study
A new study suggests moringa seeds can remove microplastics from drinking water by clumping particles for easy filtration. The plant-based method rivals chemical treatments, offering a low-cost, sustainable solution, though more research is needed.
-
DNA Mutations In Immune Cells May Be Driving Autoimmune Diseases, Study Finds
A new Nature study suggests DNA mutations in immune cells may drive autoimmune diseases by removing immune system brakes, offering clues for targeted treatments.
-
Scientists Find Reversible Male Birth Control That Stops Sperm Production
A new study brings scientists closer to a safe, reversible male birth control pill. Researchers found a way to temporarily stop sperm production without lasting harm, raising hope for more contraceptive options for men.
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Man Shares 5 Best Places To Drink Milk At After Visiting 60 Countries
Man Shares 5 Best Places To Drink Milk At After Visiting 60 Countries
