We’re a day away from another lunar phase which can mean one thing; the moon is almost half back to us. After last week’s New Moon, it’s been slowly coming back. And there is lots to find out and…
Category: 7. Science
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Spectral Biosignatures of Airborne Microbes in Planetary Atmospheres
Could scientists find life in the clouds of exoplanet atmospheres? This is what a recently submitted manuscript hopes to address as a team of researchers investigated how the biosignatures of microbes could be identified in exoplanet…
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Are unidentified objects in space (immortalized between 1949 and 1957) linked to nuclear tests?
Is there a link between “transient phenomena” detected in Earth orbit by a telescope between 1949 and 1957 and nuclear tests carried out in the past?
A new study, available in pre-print version on Scientific Report, presents results that…
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Video: 101 seconds on the plant biology synthetic revolution
There’s a famous quote attributed to the eminent scientist Richard Feynman: “What I cannot create, I do not understand.”
Those eight words are a driving force for Patrick Shih, an associate professor of Plant and Microbial…
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Scientists just solved the mystery of perfect spaghetti
Why doesn’t spaghetti fall apart when it’s boiled? According to new scientific findings, the key is gluten. The amount of salt added to the cooking water also plays a surprisingly important part in keeping pasta firm and intact.
Studying Pasta at…
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Earliest long-snouted crocodile fossil from Egypt traces the African origins of marine crocs – Times of India
- Earliest long-snouted crocodile fossil from Egypt traces the African origins of marine crocs Times of India
- Ancient Egyptian crocodile discovery reshapes understanding of its evolution Dailynewsegypt
- 80-Million-Year-Old Predator Found In Egypt…
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Hubble and ground telescopes capture the first multi-temperature Plasma eruption from a young sun-like star |
If you think your morning mood swings are bad, wait until you hear what young stars do. Instead of coffee, they start their day by hurling billions of tonnes of plasma into space, a sort of cosmic temper tantrum. Scientists say our own Sun…
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Bananas could be ruining your smoothie’s health benefits
Smoothies are a quick and delicious way to load up on fruits and vegetables, but some ingredient combinations may not be as healthy as they seem. Scientists from the University of California, Davis, discovered that the types of fruits blended…
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Bananas could be ruining your smoothie’s health benefits
Smoothies are a quick and delicious way to load up on fruits and vegetables, but some ingredient combinations may not be as healthy as they seem. Scientists from the University of California, Davis, discovered that the types of fruits blended…
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Spina bifida, diplomyelia, and Chiari-like malformation in an Aberdeen Angus calf | BMC Veterinary Research
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A one-day-old, 35 kg, female black Aberdeen Angus calf was admitted to the Clinic for Cattle, University of Veterinary Medicine, Hannover, because of inability to stand. The dam was reared in Estonia and imported to Germany for…
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