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Using nothing more than video footage of mice, researchers have created a machine learning tool that can detect subtle behavioral changes that might signal the earliest whispers of brain dysfunction. The post AI reveals Alzheimer’s subtle,...

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Nearly 15% of the population struggles with cat allergies — a condition that can transform the simple joy of cuddling a furry companion into a nightmare of sneezing, itching, and wheezing. The post Genetic breakthrough may pave way to...

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A microscopic time capsule, just a fraction of a millimeter in size, tells a remarkable story about Mars' ancient past. The post Hot springs on Mars? Ancient evidence of warm water suggests life existed on Red Planet appeared first on...

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Apophis is about the same as the height of the Empire State Building. If it were to hit Earth, it would cause wholesale destruction hundreds of miles from its impact site. The post New space mission may intercept giant asteroid Apophis...

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While public discourse about artificial intelligence often gravitates toward dramatic scenarios - superintelligent machines either elevating humanity to godlike status or triggering our extinction - a new paper suggests we might be missing...

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The new findings challenge previous assumptions about how life might have emerged on our planet. The post Life’s left-handed puzzle: NASA discovers a bigger mystery surrounding our origins appeared first on Study Finds.

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This revolutionary material could help solve one of our planet's most pressing environmental challenges -- the accumulation of microplastics in our oceans. The post Microplastics crisis solved? Scientists create plastic that vanishes in...

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The real potential of this amazingly thin pasta lies far from the kitchen, possibly benefiting wound healing to tissue regeneration. The post World’s thinnest ‘spaghetti’ created — but it’s not for pasta lovers appeared first on Study...

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The star in question, WOHG64, is a red supergiant located in the Large Magellanic Cloud, a satellite galaxy of the Milky Way. The post Amazing image captures dying star in another galaxy for the first time appeared first on Study Finds.

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Researchers are exploring how simple earpiece microphones might spot warning signs of this devastating condition years before doctors typically diagnose the condition. The post Can you HEAR Alzheimer’s disease? New device detects the sound...

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A team in Switzerland says that long before chickens clucked or embryos developed, a microscopic marine creature was rehearsing the intricate dance of cellular division. The post The egg came before the chicken! Billion-year-old clue...

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How did everything begin? It’s a question that humans have pondered for thousands of years. The post Yes, the universe began with the Big Bang – Here’s how scientists know for sure appeared first on Study Finds.

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Imagine a number made up of a vast string of ones: 1111111…111. Specifically, 136,279,841 ones in a row. If we stacked up that many sheets of paper, the resulting tower would stretch into the stratosphere. The post 41-million-digit prime...

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A deep dive into data from NASA's Voyager 2 spacecraft may change what we thought we knew about this distant planet. The post 1986 NASA probe gave us the wrong impression of Uranus — until now appeared first on Study Finds.

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There may finally be a safer way to take medical scans without all the radiation exposure. The post Groundbreaking technique to reduce radiation could soon make X-ray scans safer appeared first on Study Finds.

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The discovery has the potential to revolutionize how we transmit vast amounts of data through optic fiber cables. The post Breakthrough ‘light hurricanes’ could revolutionize how we transmit digital data appeared first on Study Finds.

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Researchers have found a perplexing discrepancy between what Albert Einstein's theory of general relativity predicts about the expansion of the universe and what they're actually observing. The post Cosmic dark energy discovery may rewrite...

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Stem cells grown in the microgravity environment of space possess unique qualities that could accelerate the development of new treatments for complex diseases. The post Stem cells grown in space show ‘super powers’ — but there’s a catch...

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Researchers have developed an AI system that can carry out complex surgeries with the same precision as seasoned human doctors. The post Robot watches how-to videos and becomes an expert surgeon appeared first on Study Finds.

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New research suggests our Moon may have been captured from space. The post Scientists propose shocking new theory for origin of the moon appeared first on Study Finds.

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If Jupiter doesn’t have a surface, what does it have? How can it hold together? The post The shocking facts about Jupiter — A giant planet that has no surface appeared first on Study Finds.

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If humans actually encounter an alien signal, will we even be able to read it? A researcher explains why AI will play a critical role. The post Could humans translate an alien language? Understanding AI may be the key appeared first on...

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Fast radio bursts have puzzled astronomers ever since their discovery in 2007. The post Astronomers trace mysterious radio bursts back to the universe’s mightiest galaxies appeared first on Study Finds.

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Researchers have spotted this cosmic glutton, known as LID-568, in action when the universe was just 1.5 billion years-old. The post This speed-eating black hole is breaking the laws of physics appeared first on Study Finds.

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Many people dress up for Halloween, and it turns out the cosmos does as well. The post Cosmic ‘dark wolf’ lights up the sky for Halloween appeared first on Study Finds.

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The rule in question, known as Bredt's rule, has been chemistry gospel since 1924. The post Chemists break 100-year-old rule that may rewrite textbooks and change drug development appeared first on Study Finds.

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Researchers at the University of Arizona are pioneering a groundbreaking approach to combat sleeplessness among military personnel. The post Insomnia breakthrough: Handheld device in development may soon zap away sleepless nights appeared...

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While preparing to photograph Cairo, the astronaut unexpectedly encountered what researchers call a Transient Luminous Event (TLE). The post Astronaut spots mysterious red lights during rare atmospheric event over Earth appeared first on...

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This David-versus-Goliath upset is teaching us fascinating new things about how quantum systems behave. The post See how a smartphone shockingly outsmarted a quantum computer! appeared first on Study Finds.

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The remnant of this cosmic explosion, known as Pa 30, is unlike any other supernova remnant astronomers have found. The post Ancient supernova mystery solved: 840-year-old star explosion mapped in astonishing 3D appeared first on Study...

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For decades, scientists thought certain quantum events were simply "instantaneous," but what if we could watch these events unfold in slow motion? The post Quantum entanglement revealed: Scientific breakthrough captures one of nature’s...

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Scientists at Tufts University have recreated a strong web-slinging fiber similar to the one that allowed Spider-Man to shoot webs. The post The real-life Spider-Man? Scientists recreate web-slinging technology appeared first on Study...

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Researchers find that the mere suggestion that something was written by AI is enough to anger people now. The post AI backlash: People developing a growing distaste for robot-generated writing appeared first on Study Finds.

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New experimental technology could serve as a safety net when GPS becomes unreliable. The post Land an airplane using cellphone tech? Backup GPS system could make it possible appeared first on Study Finds.

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Scientists have created a new system that could revolutionize how we process and transmit information securely. The post Quantum breakthrough: Researchers unlock door to unhackable tech using light particles appeared first on Study Finds.

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Move over, Neil Armstrong. The real space pioneer might just be a tiny insect with a ball of poop. The post Dung beetles inspire next generation of navigation systems appeared first on Study Finds.

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A new study finds that Ceres, which sits in the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter, has a crust that's 90% ice. The post Icy discovery on Ceres: Dwarf planet hiding within asteroid belt covered in frozen water appeared first on Study...

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In an era of increasing political polarization, finding common ground on contentious issues seems more challenging than ever. But what if artificial intelligence could help bridge these divides? The post Could AI make America united again?...

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Each year, roughly 17,000 of these fireballs not only enter Earth’s atmosphere, but survive the perilous journey to the surface. The post Most space rocks crashing into Earth likely come from this one source appeared first on Study...

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Normally, scientists have believed that it takes countless centuries for evolution to produce major changes in any species. The post Amazing 30-year experiment captures evolution happening in real time appeared first on Study Finds.

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Jupiter's Great Red Spot, a colossal storm that has raged for centuries, is revealing new secrets about its dynamic nature. The post NASA’s Hubble observes Jupiter’s Great Red Spot ‘jiggling like gelatin’ appeared first on Study Finds.

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The 2024 Nobel Prize in chemistry recognized Demis Hassabis, John Jumper, and David Baker for using machine learning to tackle one of biology’s biggest challenges: predicting the 3D shape of proteins and designing them from scratch. The...

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Astronomers have found that this doomsday theory is highly unlikely because there are fewer dangerously large asteroids near Earth than previously believed. The post Earth unlikely to be destroyed by doomsday asteroid swarms, study...

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In the modern world we are all constantly connected, but this comes with risks. As most cybersecurity specialists will tell you, the biggest vulnerability in any system is the user – whether at home or work. The post Hacker reveals the...

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In a groundbreaking discovery, scientists have uncovered evidence of extreme climate change on Mars billions of years ago. The post Mars revelation: Scientists may know what left planet lifeless appeared first on Study Finds.

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Recent research indicates that dark matter could be the source of rare antihelium nuclei detected in cosmic rays. The post Is dark matter producing rare antimatter in space? appeared first on Study Finds.

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What do parasites and black holes have in common? According to astronomers, they both like to drain their host of vital resources. The post Cosmic murder solved! Scientists say giant black hole starved its own galaxy to death appeared...

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A new survey finds the process of getting insurance is so painful now that most Americans don't even want to go through the frustration. The post Americans using AI to even the odds against confusing insurance policies appeared first on...

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The Moon may not be made of cheese, but it still may have something surprising hiding at its core. The post Amazing evidence points to surprising layer deep inside the Moon appeared first on Study Finds.

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Astronomers have identified a galaxy that seems to defy the laws of stellar physics. The post 140,000° inferno: Inside the galaxy hosting universe’s hottest known stars appeared first on Study Finds.