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Volcano eruption in Tonga was a once-in-a-millennium event The underwater Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha'apai eruption has already triggered a tsunami, a sonic boom and thousands of lightning bolts, and could now lead to acid rain
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The laws of physics underlying everyday life are, at one level of description, completely known, and can be summarized in a single elegant--if quite complex--equation. That's the claim physicist Sean Carroll, an SFI Frac...
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Unknown voices spark more brain activity in sleep than familiar ones Unfamiliar voices seem to put the sleeping brain on alert in a way that familiar voices don't
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Bluetooth: Who invented it and how does it work?

Live Science - 17 Jan 2022 18:46
Bluetooth: Who invented it and how does it work? As our electronic lifestyles have grown ever more complex, we have needed ways to bring it all together. With wires being too cumbersome, Bluetooth holds the key to ushering in the connected world we know today.
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Ozone pollution causes $63 billion damage per year to East Asian crops Rising levels of ground-level ozone in China and nearby countries are having a big effect on the yields of staple crops such as wheat, rice and maize
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In a new study published in Physical Review Letters, researchers from Japan show that high-frequency plasma waves in the geospace can generate low-frequency plasma waves through wave-particle interactions by heating up l...
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Ancient Mars may have had a liquid ocean despite freezing temperatures A model based on Earth's oceans and atmosphere explains how Mars could have been cold and wet 3 billion years ago
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Sensor-Packed 'Electronic Skin' Controls Robots With Haptic Feedback Being able to beam yourself into a robotic body has all kinds of applications, from the practical to the fanciful. Existing interfaces that could make this possible tend to be bulky, but a wireless electronic skin made b...
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Vast 4,500-year-old network of 'funerary avenues' discovered in Saudi Arabia Archaeologists in Saudi Arabia have discovered 4,500-year-old "funerary avenues" alongside thousands of pendant-shaped tombs.
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Individuals living with Type 1 diabetes must carefully follow prescribed insulin regimens every day, receiving injections of the hormone via syringe, insulin pump or some other device. And without viable long-term treatm...
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The circadian clock in heart failure

Science Daily - 17 Jan 2022 15:58
Disrupting circadian rhythms, which change naturally on a 24-hour cycle, has been implicated in heart disease, but it is unclear how it leads to the condition. A research team investigated the function of a certain prote...
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Edible straws made by bacteria are better than paper or plastic ones Plastic straws are increasingly being avoided for both health and environmental reasons, but the alternatives all have their downsides - until now
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Covid-19 news: Falling cases in UK suggests omicron wave has peaked The latest coronavirus news updated every day including coronavirus cases, the latest news, features and interviews from New Scientist and essential information about the covid-19 pandemic
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The rise and fall of the Great Library of Alexandria

Live Science - 17 Jan 2022 14:00
The rise and fall of the Great Library of Alexandria The Great Library of Alexandria in Egypt was the most important repository of knowledge in the ancient world.
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