Which Came First: Sleep or The Brain? Scientists Think They've Found The Answer
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Which Came First: Sleep or The Brain? Scientists Think They've Found The Answer
It's not a question you might have thought about, but which came first: sleep or the brain? To put it another way, can organisms without brains go to sleep? Based on a study of primitive, water-dwelling life forms called Hydra vulgaris, scientists
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This large spiral galaxy NGC 1512 is going to eat its smaller companion, the dwarf galaxy NGC 1510.
Both galaxies are about 30 million light-years away from Earth and currently in the process of merging.
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Both galaxies are about 30 million light-years away from Earth and currently in the process of merging.
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In First-of-Its-Kind Discovery, Scientists Confirm Bacteria Have a 24-Hour Body Clock
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In First-of-Its-Kind Discovery, Scientists Confirm Bacteria Have a 24-Hour Body Clock
In a first-of-its-kind discovery, scientists have found that a species of non-photosynthetic bacteria are regulated by the same circadian rhythms that hold sway over so many other life-forms.
Astronomers Have Identified Another Important Aspect of Planets That Could Host Life
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Astronomers Have Identified Another Important Aspect of Planets That Could Host Life
We are, by now, pretty familiar with the concept of the Goldilocks zone. Also known as the habitable zone, it's the distance from a star at which liquid water can be present on the surface on a planet - not so hot as to be vaporised, nor so cold as
6 Months After Infection, 76% of COVID-19 Patients Are Still Suffering Symptoms
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6 Months After Infection, 76% of COVID-19 Patients Are Still Suffering Symptoms
More than three quarters of people hospitalised with COVID-19 still suffered from at least one symptom after six months, according to a study published Saturday that scientists said shows the need for further investigation into lingering coronaviru
Astronomers Detect The Most Distant Quasar to Date, Over 13 Billion Light-Years Away
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Astronomers Detect The Most Distant Quasar to Date, Over 13 Billion Light-Years Away
A galaxy billions of light-years away is the most distant of its kind we've found to date, embodying yet another challenge to our models of black hole and galaxy formation, and offering a rare glimpse into the early Universe.
Most Microplastics in The Arctic Don't Come From Trash - They're From Our Clothes
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Most Microplastics in The Arctic Don't Come From Trash - They're From Our Clothes
Microplastics are everywhere. These tiny plastic fragments can be found throughout the oceans, infiltrating the animals within it, the food we eat, and even our children.
A Distant Galaxy Is Flaring With Strange Regularity, And Scientists Have Figured Out Why
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A Distant Galaxy Is Flaring With Strange Regularity, And Scientists Have Figured Out Why
Roughly every 114 days, almost like clockwork, a galaxy 570 million light-years away lights up like a firework. Since at least 2014, our observatories have recorded this strange behaviour; now, astronomers have put the pieces together to figure out
Could We Extract Energy From a Black Hole? Scientists Propose a Wild New Plan
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Could We Extract Energy From a Black Hole? Scientists Propose a Wild New Plan
For decades, scientists have wrestled with a complex mystery of physics: Could the immense amounts of energy theoretically produced by rotating black holes ever be tapped by human hands?
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Why are birds' bones hollow? Contrary to popular belief, it's not because it makes them lighter. It's because they need so much oxygen to fly that their lungs actually extend into their bones
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Fact Check: What We Do And Don't Know About The Pfizer Vaccine Deaths in Norway
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Fact Check: What We Do And Don't Know About The Pfizer Vaccine Deaths in Norway
Reports of about 30 deaths among elderly nursing home residents who received the Pfizer vaccine have made international headlines.
Starlink Satellites Are Now Invisible to The Naked Eye, But Astronomers Still See Them
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Starlink Satellites Are Now Invisible to The Naked Eye, But Astronomers Still See Them
SpaceX is on course to rocket tens of thousands of satellites into Earth's orbit, part of Elon Musk's plan to blanket the planet in high-speed internet. For the first time, data shows that the company may be able to accomplish this feat without mar
This shadowy landscape of majestic mountains and icy plains stretches toward the horizon on a small, distant world. It was captured from a range of about 18,000 kilometers when New Horizons looked back toward Pluto
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