Deep below the surface of the ocean, a “lost city” rises from the depths. This so-called city is a combination of massive columns and carbonate walls, the result of hydrothermal activity within the area. It’s all part of a 700-meter-long (2,300 feet) section of seafloor that…
Category: 7. SciTech
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Archaeologists shed light on mystery of Iraq’s huge network of ridges and canals
Archealistgists may have finally figured out the origin of a vast network of ridges and canals in Southern Iraq.
New evidence suggests that the…
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Archaeologists finally crack origin mystery of Tibet’s ancestral population
Archaeologists have discovered that the ancestors of the Tibetan people, including a mysterious group known as the “ghost” population, came…
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A Neuralink Rival Just Tested a Brain Implant in a Person
Brain-computer interface startup Paradromics today announced that surgeons successfully inserted the company’s brain implant into a patient and safely removed it after about 10 minutes.
It’s a step toward longer trials of the device, dubbed Connexus. It’s also the latest commercial…
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Scientists say developing this everyday habit is key to cutting Alzheimer’s risk
Fostering curiosity and being eager to learn into old age can protect against the onset of Alzheimer’s disease, a new study…
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This anti-aging drug can extend the lifespan of mice by up to 30%
Scientists in Europe have discovered that a specific anti-aging drug mix can significantly extend the lifespan of mice while also improving their overall health. The combination involves two drugs, rapamycin and trametinib, both commonly used in cancer treatment. When tested together,…
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Brisk walks could cut risk of death for colon cancer patients by more than a third, study finds
A structured exercise routine can reduce the risk of death for people with colon cancer by more than a third, a study has found.
The results,…
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How to spot the ‘covert narcissists’ hiding in your life
Narcissism appears to have reached pandemic proportions. Just the other day, my nine-year-old announced that kids are branding each other narcissists in the playground. And why wouldn’t children adopt the label? It’s become fashionable for adults to use it for exes, bosses, even family…
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How to Make AI Faster and Smarter—With a Little Help from Physics
What exactly is AI Scientist—just a fancy kind of neural net?
It’s not a single neural network, but rather an ensemble of computer programs that can help scientists make new discoveries. My group has already developed algorithms that can help with individual tasks, such as weather…
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Here’s what’s (probably) on the other side of a black hole
Perhaps the most surprising scientific discovery of the last decade is that the Universe is teeming with black holes.
They’ve been detected in a surprising variety of sizes: some with masses only a bit larger than the Sun, others that are billions of times larger. And they’ve been detected…
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