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The Apollo moon landing was real, but NASA's quarantine procedure was not NASA officials overestimated their ability to contain alien microbes after the first moon landing, a new analysis suggests.
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North Atlantic Ocean has reached record-high surface temperatures Clouds of dust blown from the Sahara desert generally have a cooling effect on the North Atlantic, but the winds that blow the dust are weaker than usual, possibly due to El Niño
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Unveiling the invisible: A breakthrough in spectroscopy to allow discoveries in materials physics Scientists from the University of Ottawa and the Max Planck Institute for the Science of Light are proposing a breakthrough approach that will facilitate discoveries in materials science by combining terahertz (THz) spec...
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Broken pagan statue of Greek god Pan unearthed at early church ruins in Istanbul A marble statue of the Greek god Pan was found in "backfill" at an archaeological site in Istanbul that probably came from elsewhere in the ancient city.
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Genetically engineered gut bacterium could protect bees from parasite The fungal parasite Nosema is deadly to honeybee colonies and evolving resistance to fungicides, but engineered bacteria may help bees resist infection
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Predicting Dementia in Parkinson's: EEG Might Hold the Key

Neuroscience News - 12 Jun 2023 21:14
Predicting Dementia in Parkinson's: EEG Might Hold the Key Data from a single EEG electrode might predict cognitive decline, including dementia, in patients with Parkinson's disease. Researchers discovered that reduced strength of specific low-frequency brain waves, known as del...
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Alcohol in Excess Hastens Alzheimer's Progression

Neuroscience News - 12 Jun 2023 20:54
Alcohol in Excess Hastens Alzheimer's Progression Repeated alcohol intoxication can speed up Alzheimer's disease progression associated with a genetic predisposition. The research demonstrated that mice exposed to consistent alcohol intoxication showed cognitive decline...
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ChatGPT is a hot topic at my university, where faculty members are deeply concerned about academic integrity, while administrators urge us to "embrace the benefits" of this "new frontier." It's a classic example of what ...
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One in Four COVID-19 Patients Struggle to Regain Sense of Taste and Smell A new study reveals a disturbing consequence of COVID-19 infection: around a quarter of American patients reported only partial or no recovery of taste or smell. The researchers analyzed data from the National Health Int...
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Neuron Support Squad: Perlecan Protein Key to Synaptic Durability A new study discovered the critical role that Perlecan, a protein, plays in maintaining the structural integrity of neurons, particularly the long branches called axons. The study found that in the absence of Perlecan, a...
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Zebrafish produce sunscreen to protect their embryos from UV light Zebrafish eggs contain a compound called gadusol that acts as a sunscreen to protect the developing embryos from the sun's rays
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Obesity and the Brain: Stubborn Dopamine Responses Hamper Weight Loss The brain responses to specific nutrients are significantly diminished in individuals with obesity, even after weight loss. The study found that those with obesity released less dopamine in areas of the brain crucial for...
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The unique, vanishing languages that hold secrets about how we think Language isolates, like Chimané from Bolivia, are unrelated to any other known tongue. Studying them is revealing how languages evolve and influence our perception of the world around us
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Teen Binge Drinking Tied to Adult Brain and Neurotransmission Changes Young adults who heavily consumed alcohol during their teenage years exhibited thinner cortical gray matter and modified neurotransmission. Utilizing MRI and TMS-EEG technology, the researchers identified lower gray matt...
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Fast-growing galaxy seen by JWST offers window on the early universe A galaxy seen 700 million years after the big bang appears surprisingly mature, suggesting some pockets of the early universe were more tranquil than expected
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The Adaptive Eye: Survival Dictates Our Visual Perception

Neuroscience News - 12 Jun 2023 16:50
The Adaptive Eye: Survival Dictates Our Visual Perception Our perception of the world isn't necessarily the most accurate, but rather the most beneficial for our survival. By manipulating the context and rewards of visual tasks, researchers found that our visual perception, eve...
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Cellular Custodians: 'Big Eater' Macrophages May Hold Key to Autoimmune Disease Treatment The mysterious workings of tingible body macrophages (TBMs) have been substantially demystified. These TBMs, a subtype of macrophages within our lymph nodes, were found to devour antibody-producing B cells, a function es...
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How to watch Our Planet II: David Attenborough's latest series shows how animals adapt to our changing world Here's how to watch the second season of the hit documentary series Our Planet in its entirety as well as everything you need to know going in.
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Breakthrough in understanding charge transport in organic solar cells Researchers from the Professorship of Optics and Photonics of Condensed Matter, headed by Prof. Dr. Carsten Deibel, of Chemnitz University of Technology and other partner institutions are currently working together on so...
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Inflammation Firestorm Could Be The Secret Culprit of Long COVID An overactive inflammatory response might be the key to many long COVID cases. Through an examination of proteins in the blood, the researchers discovered unique inflammation markers present only in a subset of long COVI...
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Experiment shows Einstein-Podolsky-Rosen paradox scales up A group of physicists at the University of Basel, in Switzerland, has found via experimentation that the Einstein-Podolsky-Rosen paradox still holds even when scaled up. Paolo Colciaghi, Yifan Li, Philipp Treutlein and T...
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Best Lego Indiana Jones sets 2023

Live Science - 12 Jun 2023 14:00
Best Lego Indiana Jones sets 2023 These Lego Indiana Jones sets belong in a museum!
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