Category: 7. Science

Glaciers move in mysterious ways, speeding up and slowing down as the seasons change.

However, as India Today noted, scientists still don’t fully understand what natural forces govern their movement.

By analyzing millions of…

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• Scientists have discovered a unique 520-million-year-old fossil

• The fossil’s internal organs are almost perfectly preserved, providing researchers with rare insight into the early ancestors of today’s arthropods

• Arthropods include…

Despite rapid advances in large language models, this study shows that human expertise remains critical for producing rigorous systematic reviews, with AI best suited as a supervised support tool rather than an independent author.

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By pairing everyday smartphone motion data with established clinical scores, researchers demonstrate a promising path toward accessible, radiation-free screening for early dopamine loss in Parkinson’s disease and related prodromal…

Sulfur hexafluoride (SF₆) is a chemically stable, colorless, odorless, and non-toxic gas. It is used all over the world, primarily as an insulating and protective gas in electrical switchgear within medium- and high-voltage engineering. In…

Insect pupae hiss like snakes for defense. A Kobe University team now reveals the mechanisms, opening the door to further studies involving predator reactions to defensive sounds.

Just as you would shout or make noise to drive off a…

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Zafar Nausherwaan, Germany

We’ve all read books or seen movies set in dystopian worlds, where secret underground labs have developed unconventional treatments for post-apocalyptic diseases. Imagine vast halls filled with large…