Science

In the turbulent landscape where trauma starkly shapes countless lives, the discovery of how stress may imprint on our genetic code stands as both a harrowing and enlightening revelation. Recent studies have illustrated that the anguish and chaos endured by parents, particularly mothers, does not simply dissolve with time; instead, it etches profound changes into
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In a groundbreaking revelation that challenges long-standing assumptions, researchers are now suggesting that water, often termed “the essence of life,” might have existed in the early stages of the Universe, as soon as 100 million years post-Big Bang. This contradicts the traditional belief that heavy elements, especially oxygen necessary for the formation of water, were
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The concept of evolution has long fascinated scientists and laypeople alike, igniting debates about how life adapts and changes over time. Traditionally viewed through the lens of living organisms adapting to their environments, recent studies suggest that the very mechanisms of evolution might also be subject to evolutionary pressures. In a groundbreaking study, researchers led
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The fascination with celestial events has intrigued humanity for centuries, and among these stellar spectacles, T Coronae Borealis, colloquially known as ‘T CrB,’ stands out as an exciting occurrence. As part of a binary stellar system located about 2,000 light-years away, near the border of the Hercules, Corona Borealis, and Serpens Caput constellations, T CrB
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Recent advancements in remote camera technology have provided an exceptional lens through which scientists can observe the earliest moments of polar bear cubs’ lives in the harsh Arctic environment. Following more than ten years of careful planning and monitoring, researchers have captured rare footage revealing how polar bear cubs (Ursus maritimus) emerge from their entrenched
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Air travel is an essential aspect of modern global connectivity and economic development. However, it comes with significant environmental ramifications. Currently, the aviation sector accounts for approximately 2.5% of global CO2 emissions. This statistic underscores the need for urgent action to reduce the sector’s carbon footprint. While historical attempts to mitigate air travel’s environmental impact—through
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Lead-208, an isotope well-established in nuclear research, has recently become the focus of groundbreaking experiments that challenge long-standing assumptions about nuclear structure. Traditionally thought to have a perfectly spherical nucleus, recent findings suggest a more intricate shape, specifically a squished or oblate spheroid. This unexpected deformity in one of the most stable isotopes in the
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