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Study on Mice Suggests Nose-Picking Has a Surprising Link With Alzheimer’s : ScienceAlert
A study published in 2022 found a tenuous but plausible link between picking your nose and an increased risk of developing dementia.
In cases where picking at your nose causes internal tissue damage, critical species of bacteria have a clearer…
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The Merlin Bird ID App Is Better Than Meditation, and It’s Not Just for Birders
I’ve done everything I can think of to improve my mindfulness. I’ve tried countless meditation apps and breathing exercises to stay in the present, and I’m always working on improving my mental health.
What helps me stay grounded has…
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7 flowers to plant in August for the hummingbird migration
By August, some plants begin to look a little sad or past their best. But, fortunately, there are many late-season bloomers that keep the summer show going. Not only are these plants colorful and impactful, but they are also vital for wildlife,…
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The Dead Sea’s ‘Salt Giants’ Reveal Deep Secrets About Earth’s Past : ScienceAlert
The large-scale deposits of salt around the Dead Sea, known as salt giants, are built up as the lake’s highly saline water evaporates, and a new study of their formation has revealed some of the secrets of these mounds of halite.
That’s…
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'40 years in deep space': How NASA’s Voyager-1 survives a 50,000°C firewall on outskirts of our solar system – WION
- ’40 years in deep space’: How NASA’s Voyager-1 survives a 50,000°C firewall on outskirts of our solar system WION
- ‘50,000°C without fire’: NASA’s Voyager-1 reaches solar system’s firewall 20,000 lakh Km from Earth WION
- Voyager 1 discovers…
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‘I cannot describe this feeling’
Adam Kovalčík didn’t expect to win big when he flew from his small village in Slovakia to an international science competition in Ohio. Still, the 19-year-old student walked away with the event’s $100,000 top prize and a breakthrough idea for…
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Huge mud waves formed the Atlantic Ocean 117 million years ago
The Atlantic Ocean did not spring into existence in a sudden tectonic snap; its earliest pulse can now be traced through a set of one-kilometer-long mud waves lying more than 3,000 feet below today’s seafloor some 250 miles west of…
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‘Ice cube’ clouds discovered at the galaxy’s center shouldn’t exist — and they hint at a recent black hole explosion
Two of the strangest structures in the galaxy just got even stranger.
Ballooning above and below the Milky Way’s center like a massive hourglass, the mysterious Fermi bubbles loom large over our galaxy. These enormous twin orbs of superheated…
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Invasive ‘Frankenstein’ hybrid insect harms plants and humans
A new hybrid fire ant is marching across the United States, and scientists say it can handle nearly any weather conditions or terrain that it encounters in the country.
Dubbed the “Frankenstein ant” by local residents, the invasive species is…
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