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Scientists May Have Solved the Missing Sulfur Mystery in Star-Forming Clouds
A new simulation suggests sulfur in star-forming clouds may be locked inside icy dust grains through previously overlooked chemical reactions. The findings offer fresh clues to a decades-old cosmic mystery and could improve our understanding of life's essential ingredients in space.
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Anti-Ageing Drug Combo Extends Mouse Lifespan By 30%, Sparks Hope For Human Longevity
A study by the Max Planck Institute found that combining rapamycin and trametinib extended mice lifespans by up to 30%, offering promising insights into potential human anti-aging therapies.
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Wolf 1069 b: Astronomers Discover An Earth-Like Planet Very Close To Us
A potentially habitable planet with a mass similar to Earth's has been found by scientists outside of our solar system.
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Nobel Prize in Chemistry 2021: Benjamin List, David MacMillan Win for Work on Molecular Construction
Nobel Prize in Chemistry was awarded to Germany's Benjamin List and David MacMillan of the US won the for their development of a precise new tool for molecular construction.
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Scientists Adopt New Definitions For Units Of Weight, Temperature
How we measure the world underwent a quantum leap on Monday as scientists adopted new hyper-accurate definitions for units of weight, electricity and temperature derived from the universal laws of Nature.
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Roundest Known Space Object Discovered
Astronomers claim to have discovered the roundest natural object in space ever measured - a slowly rotating star 5,000 light years away from the Earth.
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Scientists to Inject Fuel in Experimental Fusion Device
The Greifswald device should be able to keep plasma in place for much longer than a tokamak, said Thomas Klinger, who heads the project.
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First-Ever 'Growth Chart' For Milky Way Created
Researchers have created the first-ever 'growth chart' for Milky Way, which shows how our galaxy grew from its infancy to the bright spiral galaxy we see today.
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Global Warming 'Tipping Points' Identified
An international team of scientists has identified potential 'tipping points' where abrupt regional climate shifts due to global warming could result in natural disasters.
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'Dwarf Planet' Ceres Spawns Giant Mystery
First classified a planet, then an asteroid and then a "dwarf planet" with some traits of a moon - the more scientists learn about Ceres, the weirder it becomes.
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Bright Spots on Dwarf Planet Can Be Active Ice: NASA
A pair of bright spots that glimmer inside an impact crater on the asteroid Ceres could be some kind of icy plume, new images from NASA's Dawn spacecraft have revealed.
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New Technique to Hunt for Earth-Like Planets
German researchers have developed a new technique that will help astronomers hunt for Earth-like planets around distant stars with ease.
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A Speck of Interstellar Dust Disrupts a Big Bang Theory
Scientists will have to wait awhile longer to find out what kicked off the Big Bang.
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Scientists May Have Solved the Missing Sulfur Mystery in Star-Forming Clouds
A new simulation suggests sulfur in star-forming clouds may be locked inside icy dust grains through previously overlooked chemical reactions. The findings offer fresh clues to a decades-old cosmic mystery and could improve our understanding of life's essential ingredients in space.
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Anti-Ageing Drug Combo Extends Mouse Lifespan By 30%, Sparks Hope For Human Longevity
A study by the Max Planck Institute found that combining rapamycin and trametinib extended mice lifespans by up to 30%, offering promising insights into potential human anti-aging therapies.
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Wolf 1069 b: Astronomers Discover An Earth-Like Planet Very Close To Us
A potentially habitable planet with a mass similar to Earth's has been found by scientists outside of our solar system.
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Nobel Prize in Chemistry 2021: Benjamin List, David MacMillan Win for Work on Molecular Construction
Nobel Prize in Chemistry was awarded to Germany's Benjamin List and David MacMillan of the US won the for their development of a precise new tool for molecular construction.
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Scientists Adopt New Definitions For Units Of Weight, Temperature
How we measure the world underwent a quantum leap on Monday as scientists adopted new hyper-accurate definitions for units of weight, electricity and temperature derived from the universal laws of Nature.
-
Roundest Known Space Object Discovered
Astronomers claim to have discovered the roundest natural object in space ever measured - a slowly rotating star 5,000 light years away from the Earth.
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Scientists to Inject Fuel in Experimental Fusion Device
The Greifswald device should be able to keep plasma in place for much longer than a tokamak, said Thomas Klinger, who heads the project.
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First-Ever 'Growth Chart' For Milky Way Created
Researchers have created the first-ever 'growth chart' for Milky Way, which shows how our galaxy grew from its infancy to the bright spiral galaxy we see today.
-
Global Warming 'Tipping Points' Identified
An international team of scientists has identified potential 'tipping points' where abrupt regional climate shifts due to global warming could result in natural disasters.
-
'Dwarf Planet' Ceres Spawns Giant Mystery
First classified a planet, then an asteroid and then a "dwarf planet" with some traits of a moon - the more scientists learn about Ceres, the weirder it becomes.
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Bright Spots on Dwarf Planet Can Be Active Ice: NASA
A pair of bright spots that glimmer inside an impact crater on the asteroid Ceres could be some kind of icy plume, new images from NASA's Dawn spacecraft have revealed.
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New Technique to Hunt for Earth-Like Planets
German researchers have developed a new technique that will help astronomers hunt for Earth-like planets around distant stars with ease.
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A Speck of Interstellar Dust Disrupts a Big Bang Theory
Scientists will have to wait awhile longer to find out what kicked off the Big Bang.
