The planet Mars continues to captivate scientists with its mysteries, the latest being a significant finding by a team from Tohoku University in Japan. Their research has uncovered evidence of atmospheric formaldehyde on Mars, suggesting the red planet might once have conditions conducive to life. Published in Scientific Reports, the study proposes that the presence of formaldehyde could indicate the โฆ
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Study finds โfascinatingโ biological changes in babies born during COVID-19 pandemic
Researchers have been taken aback by the biological differences observed in babies born during the COVID-19 pandemic. A study in the journal Allergy has shown that these โCovid babiesโ exhibit changes in their gut microbiome, the community of beneficial and harmful microorganisms in the digestive system. This finding is particularly notable as these children transition into their toddler years and โฆ
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Researchers have been taken aback by the biological differences observed in babies born during the COVID-19 pandemic. A study in the journal Allergy has shown that these โCovid babiesโ exhibit changes in their gut microbiome, the community of beneficial and harmful microorganisms in the digestive system. This finding is particularly notable as these children transition into their toddler years and โฆ
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In 2019, the Beresheet space probe, an unmanned lunar lander developed by SpaceIL and Israel Aerospace Industries with support from the Israel Space Agency, met an unfortunate end by crashing into the moon. This incident led to the dispersal of its unique cargo, including tardigrades, across the moonโs surface. Tardigrades, often referred to as water bears, are tiny organisms celebrated โฆ
Read More ยปGlobal obesity โepidemicโ surges, impacting over 1 billion: Study finds
A recent study published in the Lancet medical journal reveals a dramatic increase in global obesity rates, with the number of people affected surpassing one billion. This significant rise, identified in collaboration with the World Health Organization, marks a more than fourfold increase since 1990, escalating from 226 million to 1,038 million individuals in 2022. Released just before World Obesity โฆ
Read More ยปResearch unveils powerful bond: political ideology shapes music taste
A recent research endeavor by Brianna N. Mack and Teresa R. Martin has uncovered a previously unexamined connection between individualsโ musical tastes and their political affiliations. The study demonstrates that peopleโs political identities tend to align with their preferences for specific music genres, setting them apart from those with opposing political views. Brianna N. Mack, an assistant professor at Ohio โฆ
Read More ยปSpainโs deep earthquakes linked to Mediterraneanโs upside-down crust: study
A recent study has revealed that Spain is at risk of experiencing uncommon and profound earthquakes due to a tectonic plate that has flipped upside down beneath the Earthโs crust. This geological phenomenon occurred as the African and Eurasian plates slowly converged, causing a section of the Earthโs surface to invert and plunge deep below the Mediterranean Sea. Geologists Daoyuan โฆ
Read More ยปScientists Measure Gravity in Attonewtons: One Billionth of a Billionth of a Newton
Researchers have made a groundbreaking discovery by measuring gravity on a microscopic scale, paving the way for future studies on gravity within the quantum realm. This significant advancement was achieved by a team from Leiden University in the Netherlands and the Institute for Photonics and Nanotechnologies in Italy, who developed a technique to detect the gravitational pull between tiny objects. โฆ
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