Science
- Dec- 2023 -15 December
Scientists discover a new species of sea spider with boxing glove-like claws
Scientists have identified a new species of sea spider, named Austropallene halanychi, with distinctive features such as large bulbous claws…
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COP28: Climate target of limiting global heating to 1.5C above preindustrial levels appear under threat
As leaders convened for the COP28 summit to address climate challenges, the ambitious goal of limiting global warming to 1.5°C…
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New simulations reveal that the shapes of impact craters on Earth may have been influenced by asteroids
New simulations have shed light on the varied shapes of impact craters on Earth, such as Arizona’s Barringer Crater, suggesting…
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Scientists finally finds out what keeps female meerkats at the top of their game
Despite their cute appearance, meerkats exhibit a dark and deadly side, particularly among females vying for dominance within their social…
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Hong Kong researchers claim to have found a ‘Miracle’ treatment that reduces late-stage liver cancer
A groundbreaking treatment, claimed to be the first of its kind in the world, has been developed by a team…
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Scientists take a closer look at the rock from outer space and they are stumped. Here’s why
Over a month after NASA revealed the sample collected from asteroid Bennu, scientists are astonished by the discovery of a…
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Discovery: atmosphere of Mars dramatically ballooned due to a powerful gust of solar wind
In a remarkable event observed by the MAVEN spacecraft, Mars experienced a dramatic expansion of its atmosphere on December 26,…
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NASA reveals that a Bus-sized asteroid is set to fly by Earth
A bus-sized asteroid, designated Asteroid 2023 XH7 by NASA, is on track to pass relatively close to Earth, according to…
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NASA to glean into and boost our understanding of Earth’s atmosphere with its PACE mission
NASA is preparing to launch the Plankton, Aerosol, Cloud, ocean Ecosystem (PACE) mission in early 2024, aiming to advance our…
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Plans are afoot to build giant lighthouses on the Moon. Here’s why
The Moon, a source of fascination for centuries, is becoming the focus of new exploration initiatives aimed at studying its…
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NASA announce that its Perseverance rover has completed the job that it was assigned to do
NASA announced that its Perseverance rover has successfully completed its primary mission, marking its 1,000th Martian day on the Red…
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As per a new study cats eat more than 2,000 species globally
Cats, beloved household pets, are also revealed as formidable hunters, consuming over 2,000 species globally, raising conservation concerns, according to…
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Study: Wildfires can release a toxic, cancer-causing chemical into the air we breathe
A recent study reveals that wildfires in the United States may be converting benign forms of chromium into cancer-causing hexavalent…
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Orion re-enters Earth at 32 times the speed of sound
To commemorate the anniversary of the iconic re-entry of NASA’s Orion spacecraft during the Artemis I mission on December 11…
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Study: New Zealand at risk of tsunami waves as high as 92 feet every 580 years
A groundbreaking study conducted by a team of experts from Victoria University of Wellington has assessed the threat of colossal…
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Discovery: Pacific sea was terrorised by a giant monster ‘blue dragon’ 72 million years ago
Around 72 million years ago, the Pacific seas were home to a giant marine reptile known as the “blue dragon,”…
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Study claims that longer daily commute is linked to poor mental health
Enduring long commutes, a universally disdained aspect of urban living, is not merely an inconvenience rife with noise, air pollution,…
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Everything you need to know about Steve and Picket Fence disguised as auroras
The night sky phenomenon known as Steve, or Strong Thermal Emission Velocity Enhancement, along with the luminous green “picket fence,”…
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One of the largest reservoirs of water discovered, but not on Earth
In a groundbreaking revelation, scientists have unearthed one of the universe’s most colossal reservoirs of water, a discovery not within…
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Good news for meteor enthusiasts. Celestial delight is on the way!
Exciting news awaits avid meteor enthusiasts as the celestial stage is set for a spectacular display of meteor showers. If…
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Study suggests a looming effect of extreme freezing temperatures in the north – Frostquakes
A recent study has highlighted an emerging consequence of extreme freezing temperatures in northern regions—Frostquakes, also known as cryoseisms or…
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New study claims that the old ‘cola trick’ might not help remove food stuck in throat
When attempting to navigate the discomfort of food, such as turkey, lodged in the throat, the commonly recommended remedy is…
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A skull of a giant sea monster found on the cliffs of South West England’s Dorset’s Jurassic Coast
The fossilized skull of a pliosaur, a giant sea monster that lived 150 million years ago, has been discovered on…
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It might become possible to carry out surgeries without having to cut the skin open in the near future
Researchers at Duke University and Harvard Medical School have developed a proof-of-concept 3D printer that uses ultrasound to print biomaterials…
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Study: Playing action video games for an hour significantly boosts alertness
Playing video games, particularly action games, has been linked to increased attentional alertness, according to a recent study published in…
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Study: Climate change we instigated is here to stay for at least 50,000 years
In a groundbreaking moment at the turn of the millennium, Nobel laureate Paul Crutzen coined the term “Anthropocene” to describe…
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Report: Astronomers detect oldest black hole million times the mass of Sun
Astronomers have made a groundbreaking discovery, detecting the oldest black hole ever observed, boasting a mass approximately one million times…
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NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope captures a stunning new image of an exploded star
NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope has unveiled a captivating new depiction of a star’s explosive demise within the supernova remnant…
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Scientists claim that the less diverse nature emojis are affecting conservation efforts
Emojis, which have become an integral part of digital communication, are facing criticism for their inadequate representation of biodiversity, particularly…
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Study finds that saying ‘no’ to plans isn’t all that bad
Research published in the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology suggests that people tend to overestimate the negative consequences of…
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Study: Eating fatty foods as a form of seeking comfort can exacerbate mental stress
Indulging in comfort eating, particularly consuming fatty foods like chocolate or crisps during times of stress, may have detrimental effects…
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Researchers develop VR goggles for mice to create immersive scenarios for brain research
Researchers at Northwestern University have developed specialized virtual reality (VR) goggles designed for mice, creating immersive scenarios for advanced brain…
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Study: Penguins sleep for few seconds at a time over 24 hours to protect eggs
Having a baby poses significant challenges for parents, and these challenges are not unique to humans. A study has highlighted…
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ISRO shares the first-ever full disk images of the Sun
The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) has released the first-ever full-disk images of the Sun in near-ultraviolet wavelengths, captured by…
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Study: cat parents may be at humongous risk from schizophrenia and other related disorders
Cats, often considered graceful and wonderful pets, have been associated with a potential risk of schizophrenia and related disorders, according…
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