Scientists have discovered an extremely subtle twist in the genetics of aging cells that appears to make them less and less functional over time. RResearchers from Northwestern University revealed animals like mice, rats, killifish, and even humans show a progressive imbalance of long and short genes in virtually every cell in their bodies as they …
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At the Blue Ridge Wildlife Center in Boyce, Virginia, a recent conference focused on the question titled “Best Intentions Gone Wrong.” The photo of two cottontail rabbits shows the obvious difference when wildlife is cared for by discoverers who mean well but don’t contact a rehabilitator right away, compared to those who receive immediate care …
Event displays of the first Pb-Pb collision of Run3 taken on November 18, 2022. Credit: CERN On Friday, November 18, a test using lead ion collisions was performed in the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) and allowed experiments to validate new detectors and data processing systems before lead-lead physics next year. Course. After the successful start …
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Saildrones are autonomous vehicles working in the ocean off the coast of Florida. They help us understand climate change, hurricanes and forecasts. Much of the destruction caused by hurricanes comes from storm surge, but it’s hard to predict. come up with better information about the ocean floor. Hurricane winds aren’t the only thing that influences …
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