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Concerns Emerge: China Testing Potentially Dangerous Covid-Like Virus

According to a report circulating in a pre-peer-reviewed journal article database, China has allegedly been conducting experiments involving a new virus that shares similarities with Covid and has a 100 percent fatality rate in mice, raising concerns about its potential impact on humans. The paper, published on the bioRxiv website on January 3, details that Chinese military-trained doctors created their …

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Ancient DNA Unveils Sex-Chromosome Syndromes From 5,000 Years Ago

The earliest cases of sex-chromosome syndromes have been discovered by researchers, suggesting that individuals with extra or missing chromosomes existed around 5,000 years ago. A study published in Communications Biology highlights that people with genetic syndromes have been a part of human societies throughout history, often exhibiting distinct physical characteristics and behaviors. Kyriaki Anastasiadou and the research team from the …

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286-Million-Year-Old Fossilized Skin Unveils Mysterious Creature

Scientists have made a remarkable discovery, uncovering a 286 million-year-old fossilized skin fragment with a distinct pebbled texture resembling that of a modern crocodile. This finding, published in the Current Biology journal, surpasses the age of any previously known skin fossil by at least 21 million years. While the creature to which this skin belonged remains unidentified, researchers speculate it …

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New deadly bat virus that can infect humans discovered in Thai cave

A newly discovered bat virus capable of infecting humans has raised concerns about potential zoonotic transmission in Thailand. The EcoHealth Alliance, known for previous research linked to experiments in Wuhan, reported this finding during a World Health Organization (WHO) meeting. Dr. Peter Daszak, the head of EcoHealth Alliance, revealed the existence of the virus found in a Thai cave used …

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From near extinction to thriving: ‘World’s rarest insect’ now flourishes in the US by the thousands

The ‘tree lobster,’ also known as the Lord Howe Island stick insect, has made a remarkable comeback from the brink of extinction since its rediscovery on Ball’s Pyramid in 2001. With only a small population remaining in the wild, the San Diego Zoo has invited visitors to observe these extraordinary Australian insects up close. These stick insects face challenges on …

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Groundbreaking Study Uncovers Ancient Plant Ages

In an abandoned quarry near Cairo, New York, scientists have uncovered the world’s oldest forest preserved in rocks dating back 385 million years. Although the existence of this ancient forest was previously known, it’s the first comprehensive study to determine the ages of the plants and trees within it. Fossilized roots provide a window into the past, revealing an ancient …

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US university uses AI to prove our fingerprints are not unique

Researchers at Columbia University in the United States have challenged the belief that every fingerprint is unique by using artificial intelligence (AI). They trained an AI tool to analyze 60,000 fingerprints to determine if it could accurately identify fingerprints belonging to the same person. The AI tool demonstrated an accuracy rate of 75-90% in identifying whether fingerprints from different fingers …

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The ‘Big Ring,’ with an astounding diameter of 1.3 billion light years, challenges established cosmic theories

Astronomers have made an astonishing discovery known as the “Big Ring,” a colossal ring-shaped cosmic megastructure that challenges our existing understanding of the universe. This groundbreaking finding, presented at the 243rd meeting of the American Astronomical Society in New Orleans, has left scientists baffled. The Big Ring boasts a staggering diameter of approximately 1.3 billion light years and is located …

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