Galactic Bubbles: Unexpected Complexity of the Milky Way’s Mysterious Structures
Fresh look at old data reveals novel details about galactic formation. Astronomers have found that eRosita bubbles, high-energy gas structures in the Milky Way, are…
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“Pandemic Brain”: The Silent Consequence of COVID-19 on Students
The consistency of decision-making declined when compared to data prior to 2020. New research indicates that the decision-making skills of college students, including those set…
Harvard Researchers Design “Mini Gene” Therapy for Severe Genetic Disease
Researchers have developed a “mini gene” therapy for a debilitating syndrome that results in both blindness and deafness. Usher Syndrome type 1F is a rare,…
Capturing the Meaning of Moments: The Science of Selfies and Why People Include Themselves in Photos
Study finds some selfies help capture the meaning of an event. Research suggests that the perspective of a photo—first-person or third-person—reflects an individual’s intent to…
Genetic Risk Outweighs Age: Machine Learning Models Rank Predictive Risks for Alzheimer’s Disease
Research indicates that genetic predisposition supersedes age as a risk factor in adults above 65. According to a recent study, once individuals reach the age…
Unprecedented Retreat – Once Stable Glacier Now Rapidly Receding at an Alarming Rate
A recent study has revealed that the rising temperatures of the Atlantic Ocean are putting previously stable glaciers at risk. According to a recent study,…
Bad News: Light Pollution Could Extend Mosquito Season
However, there’s also good news – the disease-carrying pests may not survive the winter. A recent study has revealed that urban light pollution may interfere…
Beware of Fungi in Flour: It Won’t Turn You Into a Zombie, but It Can Make You Sick
Pancakes won’t turn you into a zombie as in HBO’s ‘The Last of Us,’ but fungi in flour have been making people sick for a…
A Dangerous Connection: Depression Linked to Deadly Inflammation in Lung Cancer Patients
The findings indicate that the state of an individual’s mental health during diagnosis plays a crucial role in their overall health. According to a recent…
Quantum Geometry – The Newest “Magic” Twist in Superconductivity
A new mechanism that gives rise to superconductivity in a material where the speed of electrons is almost zero has been discovered by scientists at…
Paradox Reveals the Quantum Geometry Wizardry in Superconductivity’s “Magic Angle”
Scientists identify quantum geometry as crucial to process. Researchers have produced new evidence of how graphene, when twisted to a precise angle, can become a…
Galactic Explosion Reveals New Details About the Universe
New research sheds light on the chemical formation of the universe. An international team of researchers stumbled upon an exploding supernova in a distant spiral…
Breaking the Shackles of Anxiety and Depression: How Psychedelic Experiences May Improve Mental Health
Mystical and Insightful Psychedelic Experience May Improve Mental Health Scientific study suggests a challenging trip can have a positive outcome. According to new research, more…
Scientists Spin Food Processing Waste Into “Gold”
Research study proposes profitable ways to repurpose industrial waste. New research suggests that there is potential to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and make money by…
The Digital Divide – Why Technology Alone Can’t Solve It
Investigation of a refugee population reveals the influence of additional factors. Despite obtaining computers and fast internet access, certain communities still experience the effects of…
Myth Busted: Falling Birth Rate Not Due to Less Desire To Have Children
The anxieties young people have about the future may be causing them to delay starting a family. Despite the worry of some regarding the decline…
Astronomers Discover New Clues Regarding Stellar ‘Glitching’
Recent findings indicate that a significant number of stars exhibit irregularities in their cores. Scientists have discovered a method to examine the internal workings of…
The Most Dynamic and Impactful – How the Last 12,000 Years Have Shaped What Humans Are Today
The researchers analyzed the trends in evolution and adaptation. Humans have been evolving for millions of years. However, the past 12,000 years have been the…
