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  • James Webb Space Telescope reveals how a cosmic ‘Phoenix’ cools off to birth stars

    James Webb Space Telescope reveals how a cosmic ‘Phoenix’ cools off to birth stars

    This assisted the researchers find the “missing out on” cooling gas that adds to star development. They additionally found that this gas, with a temperature of around 540,000 degrees Fahrenheit (300,000 levels Celsius), was located within cavities in the Phoenix Collection. The level of sensitivity of MIRI obtained a boost in this investigation from an...


    ‘It felt like dread.’ Hear what severe depression can do to people

    ‘It felt like dread.’ Hear what severe depression can do to people

    But when you put someone in a PET scanner and you looked at the activity, the metabolism of the brain, there was a clear pattern that was very different from people who weren’t depressed.


    Tomb of ancient Egyptian pharaoh is 1st to be discovered in 100 years

    Tomb of ancient Egyptian pharaoh is 1st to be discovered in 100 years

    Nonetheless, unlike King Tut’s interment, the newly found burial place is primarily empty and doesn’t have a body. Excavators found that the tomb had actually been swamped soon after Thutmose II was hidden, so the serious products had been taken elsewhere, the statement stated. Owen Jarus is a routine contributor to Live Scientific research that...


    The 7 most consequential moments in the history of everything

    The 7 most consequential moments in the history of everything

    Our special feature serves as a reminder of how much asking when has already taught us about the grand sweep of cosmic and terrestrial history, from the switching on of the first stars to the first life on this planet.


    Lasers reveal 15th-century fortified Zapotec city in Mexico

    Lasers reveal 15th-century fortified Zapotec city in Mexico

    They found that "it covered 360 hectares [890 acres], with over 1,100 buildings, four kilometres [2.5 miles] of walls, a network of internal roads and a clearly organized urban layout with temples and communal spaces such as ballcourts, and the elites and commoners lived in separate neighbourhoods," according to astatement describing the research.


    Sex leaves ‘microbial traces’ on genitalia, even when a condom is used — scientists call it the ‘sexome’

    Sex leaves ‘microbial traces’ on genitalia, even when a condom is used — scientists call it the ‘sexome’

    In general, the lady individuals had a higher volume of germs in their genital microbiomes than the male individuals did– corresponding to approximately 8,038 bacterial genetic sequences in women, compared to 6,661 in males. Men revealed a greater diversity of microbial varieties, with about twice the number of varieties represented contrasted with women. In the...


    Earthquakes at massive Alaska volcano Mount Spurr ramp up again — and there’s now a 50-50 chance of an eruption

    Earthquakes at massive Alaska volcano Mount Spurr ramp up again — and there’s now a 50-50 chance of an eruption

    Mount Spurr, a snow-covered stratovolcano that sits 77 miles (124 kilometers) across the Cook Inlet from Anchorage, has been shuddering with small earthquakes since April 2024, according to the Alaska Volcano Observatory (AVO).


    Astronomers unsure what caused ‘weird explosion’ seen by Einstein Probe’s X-ray eye

    Astronomers unsure what caused ‘weird explosion’ seen by Einstein Probe’s X-ray eye

    "NICER's ability to steer to pretty much any part of the sky and monitor for weeks has been instrumental in our understanding of these unusual cosmic explosions," explained Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) researcher and team member Dheeraj Pasham.


    A man volunteered to get brain implants for depression. Hear his story

    A man volunteered to get brain implants for depression. Hear his story

    There are hockey sticks, softball catcher pads, golf clubs, balls of all sorts, bikes, inline skates, a mesh goal, and a super cute white motor scooter.


    London Underground mutant mosquitoes have surprisingly ancient origins

    London Underground mutant mosquitoes have surprisingly ancient origins

    To learn more about its origins, Lindy McBride at Princeton University and her colleagues analysed the DNA of 790 mosquitoes from 44 countries around the world, including the molestus and pipiens forms as well as some closely related species.


    New type of brain cell may tell us when to stop eating

    New type of brain cell may tell us when to stop eating

    In the dorsal raphe nucleus – a part of the brainstem linked to functions including eating, mood and sleep – they came across cells that produce a hormone called cholecystokinin, which helps regulate appetite.


    Math puzzle: Imagine there’s no zero

    Math puzzle: Imagine there’s no zero

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