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Researchers are working to create artificial photosynthesis to help improve the energy efficiency of food production on Earth and perhaps Mars someday. Since millions of years ago, photosynthesis in plants converts water, carbon dioxide and [more…]
Chemical precursors of modern biomolecules may have arisen not only in deep-sea hydrothermal vents, but also in hot pools on the Earth's surface. World led by academics from Friedrich Schiller University in Jena, Germany [more…]
We've all heard the phrase "don't go shopping hungry", but should we also avoid dating apps if we're hungry? According to a study published in BMC Psychology, hunger can cause people to change their body type preferences. Hunger is a powerful [more…]
According to a new study, one in 500 men may have an extra sex chromosome (X or Y), but few of them are aware of it. In the study, published June 9 in the journal Genetics in Medicine, the UK [more…]
Humans are a moral species, as well as selfish, with a highly developed sense of enduring the consequences of right and wrong, good and bad, crime and punishment. This is more than third-party punishment. [more…]
If you've ever consumed the same round tablet in hopes of curing everything from stomachaches to headaches, you already know that medications don't have to treat specific areas of pain. Over-the-counter medicines to treat various diseases [more…]
The method of using a previously unknown defect as a target has given scientists hope. A small number of people with recent rectal cancer went away after receiving experimental treatment. in New York [more…]
You may have read a lot of news about acne scars that bother us, especially in the face area. We will present a detailed study on this subject. Just left behind after a pimple burst [more…]
Emirhan Kurtuluş, a student of Istanbul Fatih District Cağaloğlu Anatolian High School, became the First in the World at Regeneron ISEF. Our Student Emirhan Kurtuluş Becomes the First in the World Organized in the United States and owns 1.140 projects, 1.750 students [more…]
If you had asked me a few years ago what I thought about the security of my personal information, I would have said something about my Social Security number or credit card information. Several large databases containing government and commercial databases [more…]
A new study has shown that psychopathic people have a larger striatum area in their brains. Neuroscientists using MRI scans have found that psychopathic people have a 10% larger striatum, or anterior, than normal people. [more…]
A new study found that higher doses of melatonin improved sleep. In a study published in The Journal of Pineal Research, 5 mg of melatonin increased total sleep time compared to a placebo. Working 55 years [more…]
The Zeigarnik effect shows how unfinished business stays active in our minds, occupying our thoughts, and sleeping until completion, just as a hungry person goes home after eating until they lose all interest. [more…]
An American biotechnology company has recently announced that it has successfully transplanted a 3D-printed human ear into a patient. Queens-based 3DBio Therapeutics printed the ear using the patient's own cells. 20 [more…]
There are many diseases and injuries, including COVID-19, where the body has trouble getting the oxygen needed to survive into the lungs. Scientists Have Found A Way To Inject Oxygen From A Vein into The Bloodstream [more…]
The illusion of "widening hole" causes our pupils to dilate in anticipation of a slight reduction. Although a static image, an optical illusion that is new to science is a hole that grows to the vast majority of individuals. [more…]
Spectroscopy is the study and measurement of spectra produced by matter that interacts with or emits electromagnetic radiation. Initially, spectroscopy was defined as the study of the interaction between radiation and matter as a function of wavelength. Now, spectroscopy, [more…]
People are in an endless quest to clear their minds and feel better, so they use an audio technology called "binaural beats" to relax their minds. This sophisticated recording [more…]
More rare cases of monkeypox are expected to emerge in the United States in the coming weeks, though it has only confirmed one so far, the CDC (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention) said on Monday. [more…]
Monkeypox was first discovered in 1958, when outbreaks occurred in colonies of monkeys held for research – which gave rise to its name. (What you need to know about monkeypox.) The first human case was in 1970, [more…]
Even if we are happy that we are still free from the Covid epidemic, we will regret to say that there is a situation where we have to fight another virus. This time monkeypox has been spotted in 11 countries and 80 verified [more…]
China is tightening its grip on the use of genetic data collected from citizens, including in scientific research. According to the researchers, this method makes it difficult for scientists in the country to work with their international counterparts. China Science and Technology [more…]
Glucose is the sugar we absorb from the food we eat. It is the fuel that powers every cell in our body. Could glucose also power the medical implants of tomorrow? Engineers at MIT and the Technical University of Munich think so. converts glucose directly into electricity [more…]
Cryopreserved male testicular tissue has been preserved for more than 20 years, according to a new study in rodents published in the open-access journal PLOS Biology by Eoin Whelan of the University of Pennsylvania School of Veterinary Medicine and colleagues. [more…]
After the number of people who were thought to be dead and rescued later increased, it seems that near-death experiences 'will be examined more seriously. Increasingly, studies have been done neither physically nor mentally. [more…]
Scientists are preparing for a possible viral close encounter. Researchers argue that when humans return to Mars from a planned trip in the 2030s, they will have to isolate themselves because rock samples from the Red Planet [more…]
David Bennet, 57, made history earlier this year as the first person to receive a pig heart transplant. Although the treatment was effective, Bennet did not live long and died within two months. With the death of the patient [more…]
Molecules of life DNA come to mind. We will talk about the work of life molecules that dominate all of our physical characteristics, from our behavior to the color of our hair. DNA replicates with astonishing precision. However, this process may not be immune to errors. This process [more…]
In a statement released by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) on Thursday, April 28, 2022, a prison inmate in Colorado has become the first person in the United States to test positive for bird flu. Your prisoner [more…]
The golden ratio, known in mathematics as the golden quotient, golden mean or divine ratio; of a line segment divided into two segments of different lengths, the ratio of the whole segment to the longer segment is the ratio of the longer segment. [more…]
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