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a paper Published in a magazine earlier this month Cretaceous research Announces the discovery of a previously undocumented genus and species of medium-sized ornithopod dinosaurs. Artist's…
The dwarf planet Ceres has permanently shadowed regions in its polar regions, and these regions are interesting, similar to Mercury and the Moon. Ceres’ permanently shadowed…
cancer: Any of over 100 different diseases, each characterized by rapid, uncontrolled growth of abnormal cells. The development and growth of cancer, also known as malignancy,…
In the Florida Keys, a mysterious disease is causing fish to spin, prompting a frantic effort to identify the cause and save the endangered species. Scientists…
AI systems are becoming increasingly sophisticated, excelling at board games, protein structure deciphering, and even holding conversations. However, with this advancement comes a growing concern among…
Paleontologists have reported fossils of a new genus and species of pseudoscorpion from the Eocene Cambay amber of western India. Geogaranya variensis. Image credit: Agnihotri other,…
Physicists are Potassium Decay (KDK) Collaboration. They directly observed for the first time a very rare but important decay pathway from potassium-40 to argon-40. Their results…
Atopic eczema affects one in five children, and for half of them, it becomes a lifelong condition. Researchers at Trinity College Dublin have discovered how bacterial…
cobra spitting The venom is incredibly powerful and causes skin necrosis, a rapid destruction of the skin, muscle, and bone surrounding the snake bite site. This…
A team of physicists and chemists has discovered a previously unknown way in which light interacts with matter. The discovery could lead to advances in solar…
bacteria: (singular: bacterium) a single-celled organism. They inhabit almost every corner of the Earth, from the depths of the ocean to the internal systems of other…
Cancer cells grow abnormally and are difficult to control. Scientists call this growth on the lining of the stomach stomach cancer. Gastric cancer is a global…
in paper Published in Journal of Cosmology and Astroparticle PhysicsScientists have considered theoretical and observational cases of “cosmic glitches” in the universe's gravity. Wen other. Specifically,…
When fossil fuels burn, they are transformed into water, carbon dioxide, and ash, but the mass still remains on Earth. Only a small portion of the…
The cicadas that synchronize their emergence with others have a better chance of survival. Scientists believe that the simultaneous emergence of insects is an evolutionary strategy.…
Discovered by chance in 2019, Odd radio circles (ORCs) are circular regions of faint radio radiation with bright edges that are not visible to optical, infrared,…
An international team of scientists has created a tree of life for about 8,000 genera (about 60%) of flowering plants (angiosperms). This result sheds new light…
Golden in the form of gold monolayer sheets is prepared by etching away titanium carbide (Ti)3C2. Slabs of titanium gold carbide (Ti)3AuC2. Golden preparation.Image provided by:…
A rogue wave is a single swell that is much higher than nearby waves and can cause damage to ships and coastal infrastructure. Ocean waves are…
continent: (in geology) A large landmass that rests on a tectonic plate. In modern times, there are six established geological continents: North America, South America, Eurasia,…
Black-capped Chickadee (Poecil atricapillus) This small passerine bird from North America, which lives in deciduous and mixed forests, has an extraordinary memory that allows it to…
This deep sky image (left) includes a star cluster (right) that may be the faintest and smallest galaxy ever observed.CFHT/S. Gwynne (right) / S. Smith (left)…
Predicting when a solid will melt is harder than you thinkr.classen/Shutterstock Physicists may finally have an answer to a seemingly simple question that has gone unanswered…
Sugarcane is the world's most harvested crop by tonnage and has shaped world history, trade, and geopolitics, now responsible for 80% of the world's sugar production.…
A team of researchers from Fudan University and others has successfully generated the genome. Emperor Wu of China led by Xianbei (Emperor Wu) Northern Zhou Dynasty.…
Scientists on board the research vessel atlantis Five new deep-sea hydrothermal vents have been discovered on the ocean floor at a depth of 2,550 meters (1.6…
Calcium: Chemical element and alkali metal common in Earth’s crustal minerals and sea salts. It is also found in bone minerals and teeth, and plays a…
Researchers at Hudson Alpha Bioengineering Institute and elsewhere Danjou pearA short-necked variety. Pear (Pyrus Communis). green anjou fruit. Image credit: USA Pears. Pears belong to the…
algae: A single-celled organism that was once thought to be a plant (though it is not actually a plant). As aquatic organisms, they grow in water.…
Global sea surface temperatures have been breaking records every day for the past 12 months, causing concern among marine scientists.Senior research scientist Brian McNoldy from the…
The newly discovered volcano, tentatively designated Noctis Mons, is located in the eastern part of Mars, just south of the equator. noctis labyrinthwest of Valles Marineris,…
NASA’s Europa Clipper spacecraft will be launched in October 2024 and will carry a triangular metal plate with a special message written on it as it…
adolescent: A person in a transitional stage of physical and psychological development that begins at the onset of adolescence, usually between the ages of 11 and…
Our world is dominated by single-celled microorganisms that can survive in extreme and strange places. These habitats include the human body, where about one microorganism lives…
confirmation bias (noun, “Khan Fa Mei Shun Bai As”) Confirmation bias is our natural tendency to seek out and believe information that confirms what we already…
When it comes to hair removal, you’ve probably heard it all before. This product or its treatment claims to give almost instant results or return hair…
Has the Earth entered a new geological epoch? Probably not Shutterstock/Dima Zell Efforts to fit the Anthropocene into geological timescales have fallen at the first hurdle,…
A new breakthrough in medical research could lead to personalized therapy for babies in the womb. Scientists have successfully grown small organs, known as organoids, from…
line up: (noun: alignment) The arrangement or arrangement of things in a patterned order, following clear lines.atom: Basic unit of chemical elements. Atoms consist of a…
The ruler of the seas may appear black and white, but it’s not as simple as it seems. For years, great white sharks have been considered…