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Ann Ronan Picture Library/Photo12/Universal Images Group via Getty Images. It's no secret that the ancient Eygptians were fairly technologically advanced for their day, but new research suggests that at least one pyramid was built using surprisingly sophisticated tech: hydraulic lifts. As detailed in a new study published in the journal...

Scientists Find Evidence of Advanced Technology Used to Build Egyptian Pyramid

Researchers at the University of Helsinki have advanced our understanding of black holes using supercomputer simulations, revealing how magnetic fields cause turbulence that heats plasma and produces X-ray radiation observable from Earth. Their groundbreaking study, which included all significant quantum interactions between radiation and plasma, shows that the plasma around...

Solving the Puzzle of X-Ray Radiation From Black Holes

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The researchers first trained the computer program to print out a surgical rehearsal model of a prostate.

Self-improving AI can revolutionize 3D printing of biomedical devices, organs

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Rice University researchers have developed a new implantable sensor, spinalNET, capable of recording the electrical activity of spinal neurons in freely moving subjects. This breakthrough could help unlock the complexities of how spinal neurons process sensory and motor functions, potentially leading to better treatments for spinal cord diseases and injuries.

Over a Hundred Times Smaller Than the Width of a Hair – Revolutionary Tiny Sensor Reveals Hidden Neuron Activity

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Disclaimer: This content was written by Devra Lee for general informational and entertainment purposes only. This service is to provide astrological information that has been researched, recorded, and observed by the author.

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Ripples in space-time caused by the death of massive spinning stars could be within the limits of detection of projects like LIGO and Virgo. Collapsars, the collapsing remains of massive stars, may produce detectable gravitational waves, according to new simulations. These waves, created by material spiraling into black holes, could offer insights into the inner workings of stars and black holes, although identifying them remains a challenge.

Dying Stars Send Out Gravitational Waves Across the Universe

Recent findings from the Venus Express mission reveal unexpected water molecule concentrations in Venus’ atmosphere, suggesting it once harbored Earth-like water volumes. The study explores how solar radiation has increased the HDO/H2O ratio, providing insights into Venus’ climatic history and its implications for planetary habitability. Discovering Water Variants...

Dramatic Surge in Deuterium/Hydrogen Ratio Unveiled in Venus’ Atmosphere

The Indiana Jones franchise is one of the most iconic and enduring in film history, known for its blend of action, adventure, and archaeology, all driven by the charismatic performance of Harrison Ford as the titular hero. Spanning four decades, the franchise has captivated audiences worldwide with its thrilling escapades,...

Disney’s ‘Indiana Jones’ Assets Sold Following “Harrison Ford” Actor’s Tragic Death

A team of astronomers has observed a star in a distant galaxy repeatedly interacting with a supermassive black hole. Initially thought to be destroyed in 2018, the star survived and has since made periodic close passes, leading to additional material being consumed by the black hole. This ongoing study provides insights into the dynamics of black holes and their ability to disrupt and absorb nearby celestial objects.

Will This Star Survive Another Round With a Black Hole?

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Russia has devastated Ukraine with glide bombs. But a war expert said it didn't have good enough systems to avoid hitting its own assets in Kursk.

Russia is barely using one of its best weapons against Ukrainian forces in Kursk because it's scared to hit itself, war expert says

Research indicates hospitals contribute to the local spread of antibiotic-resistant infections. A recent study published in the journal Infection Control & Hospital Epidemiology by the Society for Healthcare Epidemiology of America suggests that family members of patients discharged from hospitals may be at an increased risk of contracting antibiotic-resistant infections, commonly referred to as superbugs. This risk persists even if the patient themselves was not diagnosed with such an infection, indicating that hospitals may contribute to the spread of resistant bacteria in the community.

Watch Out After a Hospital Stay: You Could Be Exposing Your Family to Superbugs

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Disclaimer: This article was written with the help of A.I. software. On July 28, 2024, a TikTok video posted by Erica W., known as @tasteofmelanin on the platform, garnered significant attention after she exposed disturbing racist decorations in an Airbnb rental. The incident occurred in a rental property that Erica had booked, although the exact location remains unspecified. The video has since gone viral, prompting widespread concern and leading to the removal of the listing from Airbnb's platform.

Airbnb Listing Taken Down After Black Woman Finds Hanging Monkeys and Cotton Used As Decor

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This year’s area of low oxygen in the Gulf of Mexico is larger than average, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) announced on Thursday. The “dead zone” is approximately 6,705 square miles , as measured last week. Within NOAA’s 38 years of measuring the dead zone, this year’s assessment marks the 12th-largest area of low to no oxygen, which can kill fish and marine life.

Gulf ‘dead zone’ larger than average, larger than expected for 2024, scientists announce

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A bill quietly introduced this spring in the Colorado legislature to decriminalize the possession of drug paraphernalia obtained by harm reductionists has become law. As low-key as the legislation was introduced, the bill was signed into law without fanfare June 6. It garnered little to no media attention.

Colorado legalizes needles, pipes for meth and crack if obtained by harm reduction group

Researchers are questioning the model of rapid polar ice collapse, but they still describe the retreat as dire. In recent years, the headlines about Earth’s climate have been dominated by alarming events like raging wildfires, more powerful hurricanes, devastating floods, and intense heat waves, leaving little room for positive news.

Rethinking the “Doomsday Glacier”: Scientists Challenge Alarming Antarctic Ice Collapse Predictions

Climate change is causing significant habitat loss for key marine species like sharks and tunas in crucial oceanic regions, with some species potentially losing up to 70% of their habitats by 2100. A study of 12 species of highly migratory fish predators—including sharks, tuna, and billfish such as marlin and...

Major Habitat Loss Looms for Top Marine Predators Amid Climate Change

Participants in a self-directed diet program lost significantly more weight by consuming higher amounts of protein and fiber, along with adhering to a personalized and flexible diet plan. Over a 25-month study, the most successful participants, who made up 41% of the total, lost an average of 12.9% of their...

Lose Weight Faster With These Two Nutrients, Scientists Say

Scientists have demonstrated the harmful effects of saturated fats on heart health, while omega-3 fatty acids like EPA show protective effects. A recent study by a Japanese research team reveals how EPA helps maintain calcium homeostasis in heart cells disrupted by saturated fats, involving key pathways and regulatory proteins that could guide future dietary recommendations and health guidelines.

Scientists Discover How Omega-3 Battles Heart Disease at the Molecular Level

Russia has been unable to consistently protect its Black Sea Fleet warships from Ukraine's arsenal of naval drones.

Russian sailors are practicing flying drones in swings so they can hunt Ukraine's exploding drone boats from warships on the waves

Somatic nuclear mitochondrial DNA (Numt) insertions are mito-nuclear gene transfer events that can arise in the germline and in cancer. This study shows that Numt insertions arise spontaneously and accumulate in brain tissues during development or over the human lifespan. #####. In your coverage, please use this URL to provide...

Spontaneous transfer of mitochondrial DNA into the nuclear genomes in the human brain over the individual’s lifespan

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AI Discovers the Quantum Code: Revolutionizing Chemistry

New research using neural networks, a form of brain-inspired AI, proposes a solution to the tough challenge of modeling the states of molecules. A new study...

AI Discovers the Quantum Code: Revolutionizing Chemistry

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