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Earth's Rotation Is Slowing Down, And It Could Explain Why We Have Oxygen - ScienceAlert
By Michelle Starr |April 26, 2025 |5 min read
Ever since its formation around 4.5 billion years ago, Earth's rotation has been gradually slowing down, and its days have gotten progressively longer as a result.
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How Oxytocin Tames "Mean Girl" Behavior - Neuroscience News
By Neuroscience News |April 26, 2025
A new study finds that in some lemur species, evolving gender equality is linked to changes in the brain’s oxytocin system.
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Ancient Four-Legged Whale Remains Discovered in Peru Could Rewrite Whale Evolution! - Indian Defence Review
By Indiandefencereview.com |April 26, 2025
A newly discovered fossil of a four-legged whale in Peru sheds new light on the evolution of whales and their journey across the oceans.
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The Wallace Line: The Invisible Barrier No Species Can Cross Has Baffled Scientists for Centuries! - Indian Defence Review
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The Wallace Line, the invisible barrier that divides Asia and Australia, remains a mystery—until now. Scientists have uncovered the surprising reasons why no species crosses this boundary.
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18,000-Year-Old Icebergs Carved Deep Grooves in the North Sea - The Daily Galaxy
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Giant icebergs once drifted across the North Sea, leaving behind strange marks. Could this ancient discovery reveal secrets about Antarctica's future ice loss?
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A Glimpse Of The Sun Rising Behind The World’s Largest Telescope - The Daily Galaxy
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A stunning new photo captures the sun rising behind the Extremely Large Telescope in Chile, marking a major milestone in its construction. With its groundbreaking design, the ELT promises to revolutionize our understanding of the universe by 2028.
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Hawaii's 'bone collector' caterpillar wears the body parts of dead prey - KSL News
By Will Dunham, Reuters • 1 day ago
In a remote and lushly forested area of a single mountain range on the Hawaiian island of Oahu, scientists have discovered a carnivorous caterpillar species nicknamed the "bone collector."
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The same process that is raising sea levels today sank them millions of years ago - Earth.com
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A recent study reveals that slow ocean expansion 15-6 million years ago caused sea levels to change and drop by up to 30 meters.
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NASA's Dragonfly nuclear-powered helicopter clears key hurdle ahead of 2028 launch toward huge Saturn moon Titan - Space
By Andrew Jones • 1 day ago
"Passing this mission milestone means that Dragonfly's mission design, fabrication, integration and test plans are all approved, and the mission can now turn its attention to the construction of the spacecraft itself."
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Satellite Scans of the Deepest Lunar Craters Reveal Alarming Results for Future Moon Colonies - The Daily Galaxy
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New satellite scans of the deepest lunar craters have revealed fewer ice deposits than expected, reducing earlier estimates and raising concerns about the availability of water for future lunar colonies.
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Scientists Stunned by Discovery of a Mysterious 'Yellow Brick Road' at the Bottom of the Pacific Ocean - The Daily Galaxy
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A 'yellow brick road' discovered deep beneath the Pacific Ocean in the Papahānaumokuākea Marine National Monument has baffled researchers.
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Italian woman, 91, breaks running record — what makes her body different, according to doctors - New York Post
By McKenzie Beard • 1 day ago
“Lifelong exercise training can enable extraordinary performance and maintain high functional levels even into the ninth decade of life,” researchers said of the 91-year-old Italian sprinting sensa…
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NASA unveils Nighthawk, a new helicopter designed to explore uncharted regions of Mars. - Farmingdale Observer
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The NASA has announced a groundbreaking development in Mars exploration technology with its new helicopter concept, Nighthawk. This advanced aerial vehicle aims to explore previously inaccessible regions of the Red Planet, building upon the remarkable success…
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Lab-Grown Teeth Are Another Step Closer to Reality, Scientists Reveal - ScienceAlert
By David Nield • 1 day ago
The idea of growing teeth in a lab has vague horror movie connotations, but it could serve a real, practical, non-scary purpose – in replacing cavities and damaged teeth – and new research gets us another step closer to being able to do it.
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Largest Structure in The Universe May Be 50% Larger Than We Thought - ScienceAlert
By Michelle Starr • 1 day ago
The largest known structure in the Universe may be even larger than the large we thought it was.
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North America is sinking - Boy Genius Report
By Joshua Hawkins, Joshua Hawkins • 1 day ago
New research shows that North America is slowly sinking into the earth, and there's nothing we can do to stop it.
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A "Living Fossil" Has Been Found Swimming Off California - The Daily Galaxy
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Scientists have discovered a living fossil off the California coast, a prehistoric fish once thought extinct alongside the dinosaurs.
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How Planet-Smashing Collisions Stole Earth’s Life-Essential Elements - SciTechDaily
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Earth and Mars are mysteriously low in elements like copper and zinc, which are crucial for planetary chemistry and potentially life. A new study overturns old theories by showing that these elements were once abundant in the early building blocks of planets.…
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They Tattooed Microscopic Creatures to Hack Nature’s Code—and the Results Are Already Blowing Scientists’ Minds - Sustainability Times
By Rosemary Potter • 1 day ago
IN A NUTSHELL 🐻❄️ Researchers have successfully tattooed tardigrades, marking a breakthrough in living electronics. ❄️ The innovative process uses ice lithography to create intricate patterns on the organisms. 🔬 Approximately 40% of the tattooed tardigrade…
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