An unusual ratio of potassium isotopes, found in samples of basaltic rock brought back to Earth from the moon’s South Pole–Aitken Basin by China’s Chang’e 6 sample-return mission, has provided further evidence for how the impact that formed…
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The eternal quest for healthy eating
In the Middle Ages, sugar was praised for its therapeutic benefits, whereas melon was long considered harmful! The mediaevalist and food specialist Bruno Laurioux recounts the history of the eternal quest for a healthful diet, from…
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Paleontologists Found a Clue Hidden in T. rex Bones for 66 Million Years and It Rewrites Everything They Thought They Knew
A new peer-reviewed study suggests the iconic dinosaur reached full size between the ages of 35 and 40, significantly later than previously estimated.
The research, published in PeerJ and led by professor Holly Woodward of Oklahoma State…
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Some of the oldest harpoons ever found reveal Indigenous people in Brazil were hunting whales 5,000 years ago
Harpoons crafted from the bones of humpback and southern right whales show Indigenous groups in what is now Brazil were hunting whales 5,000 years ago.
The discovery, which included 118 whale bones and crafted artifacts, reveal that prehistoric…
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‘A real revolution’: The James Webb telescope is upending our understanding of the biggest, oldest black holes in the universe
Colossal monsters lurk in the centers of all galaxies. Known as supermassive black holes, these gravitational beasts can have millions to billions of times more mass than the sun.
For decades, astronomers have wondered where these behemoths came…
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'A real revolution': The James Webb telescope is upending our understanding of the biggest, oldest black holes in the universe – Live Science
- ‘A real revolution’: The James Webb telescope is upending our understanding of the biggest, oldest black holes in the universe Live Science
- Astronomers Solve the Mystery of How Black Holes Got Big So Fast SciTechDaily
- The growth of light seed…
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Scientists Found a Giant Hole in the Ocean Filled With 1,700 Mysterious Viruses
Far out in the South China Sea, a massive underwater sinkhole plunges nearly 1,000 feet straight down. It’s called the Dragon Hole, and it’s a strange, silent world where oxygen vanishes and sunlight never reaches. Yet somehow, deep…
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Why mining Greenland’s minerals is so challenging
President Donald Trump’s desire to claim Greenland for the U.S. has thrust the island’s wealth of natural resources firmly into the spotlight. But while geopolitical chatter can make it sound as though the Danish territory’s precious metals…
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Scientists create exotic new forms of ice never before seen on Earth
Chances are that all your encounters with frozen water—while trudging through slushy winter streets, perhaps, or treating yourself to cool summer lemonades—have been confined to one structural form of ice, dubbed Ih, with the h referring to…
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The mysterious signal coming from beneath Antarctica’s ice: risky mission inside the restricted continent
Such is the vastness of Antarctica, in addition to the relatively little amount of time humans spend there, we perhaps shouldn’t be too surprised to learn there are many unknowns about the Earth’s southernmost continent.
One such mystery…
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