Strange metals challenge the 60-year-old theory that electric current consists of a flow of discrete charges. Strange metals show electricity carried by a quantum fluid rather than discrete electrons, challenging the long-standing Fermi liquid…
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Defying 60 Years of Physics – “Strange Metals” Break the Rules of Electricity
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The Invisible Barrier No Species Can Cross Has Baffled Scientists for Centuries!
The Wallace Line, first identified by Alfred Russel Wallace in the 19th century, is a biological divide that separates the distinct ecosystems of Southeast Asia from those of Australia and New Guinea. This invisible line has been a subject of…
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Scientists Engineer Bacteria to Make Soil And Crops ‘Glow’ Different Colors : ScienceAlert
Checking the health of soil could soon be as simple as asking the local bacteria. Drones or satellites could detect their answers, given as different-colored glows in response to triggers like nutrients or contaminants.
Since they can be…
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Ancient Four-Legged Whale Remains Discovered in Peru Could Rewrite Whale Evolution!
A fascinating new discovery has been made off the coast of Peru, where paleontologists have unearthed the remains of a previously unknown four-legged whale species. This remarkable find, which was made about 42.6 million years ago during the…
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How Oxytocin Tames “Mean Girl” Behavior
Summary: A new study finds that in some lemur species, evolving gender equality is linked to changes in the brain’s oxytocin system. Researchers compared seven closely related species, finding that more egalitarian species had higher numbers of…
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Roman phallus found at frontier fortress
Excavations at Vindolanda near Hadrian’s Wall have unearthed a miniature phallus pendant.
Vindolanda, meaning “white field” or “white moor,” was a Roman auxiliary fort guarding the Stanegate road just south of Hadrian’s Wall.
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The Hidden Code That Turns Corn Snakes Into Living Works of Art
Scientists found that a single gene controls striking corn snake patterns like stripes and blotches. While essential for brain function in mammals, in snakes, its mutation uniquely alters skin color without affecting behavior. In many animals,…
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These Peculiar Pink Eggs Belong To A Dangerous Invader, And Texas Wildlife Officials Want Them Gone
It’s hard to miss the eggs of apple snails. Popped out in a curious shade of Pepto-Bismol pink, they are packed full of a neurotoxin that’s thought to be unique to these animals, and warning enough that no predators other than red fire ants…
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California firm’s 25-kW airborne laser weapon could fry flying objects
A California-based defense firm has confirmed the development of a laser weapon for the drone system. The airborne laser is being developed by General Atomics under a joint program with the U.S. Department of Defense.
The new air-to-air laser…
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China to lend Chang’e-5 moon samples to U.S. universities
HELSINKI — China has accepted a number of international applications to borrow small portions of moon samples collected by its Chang’e-5 mission, including those from two U.S. universities.
The China National Space Administration (CNSA)…
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