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Study Explores Sun’s Magnetic Field Changes and Solar Wind Acceleration
A study published in The Astrophysical Journal has shed light on how the Sun’s magnetic field influences solar wind acceleration. Using data from the Parker Solar Probe and Solar Orbiter, researchers observed that sharp magnetic switchbacks smooth out into gentler waves as they travel further from the Sun. This relaxation process transfers magnet...
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NASA's James Webb Space Telescope Discovers Fourth Planet in Kepler-51 System
A study published in The Astronomical Journal reveals the discovery of Kepler-51e, the fourth planet in the Kepler-51 system, led by Dr Jessica Libby-Roberts of Penn State and Dr Kento Masuda of Osaka University. Observations indicated that only a four-planet model could explain the transit timing variations. Kepler-51e’s orbit, just inside the s...
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Advanced 3D Fossil Scans Provide Clues to the Origins of Bipedalism in Human Evolution
A new study published in the American Journal of Primatology uses advanced 3D scanning technology to examine fossilized bones and muscle insertion points, shedding light on the evolution of bipedalism in human ancestors. Led by Professor Josep M. Potau from the University of Barcelona, the research suggests that early hominins, like Australopithecu...
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Black Holes Might Be Responsible For Expansion Of Universe, New Study Claims
The study published in Journal of Cosmology posits that studying black holes could reveal the conditions which led to the emergence of dark energy
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Research Shows How Online Games Can Help People With Autism
The study, published in the journal Autism, sought to investigate whether placing people in a social setting where they felt at ease could improve their performance.
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Alien Life Might Be Purple In Colour And Not Green, Reveals Study
Alien life might be purple, a new research published in the journal Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society has found.
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Writing Sentences In The Present Tense Enhances Their Persuasive Impact: Study
A new study from the University of Toronto finds that writing or speaking in the present tense can make you sound more persuasive.
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Scientists Discover 'Demon Particle', Nearly 70 Years After It Was Predicted
It is a transparent, massless, and neutral particle, with the capacity to manifest regardless of temperature, making it useful for superconductors.
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Scientists Discover Mysterious Light Blinking Every 20 Minutes In Space
Astronomer Natasha Hurley-Walker of Curtin University in Bentley, Western Australia said, "We are all still quite amazed and intrigued and baffled."
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Expansion Of Universe Could Be A Mirage, Says Study
In a paper published on June 2 in the journal Classical and Quantum Gravity, Lucas Lombriser, a professor of theoretical physics at the University of Geneva, describes the revolutionary new approach.
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Delhi University Approves New Rules For Doctorate Courses
Publication of at least two research papers in "renowned and credible" journals, evaluation of thesis by research supervisor besides external examiners, and relaxation for non-teaching staff to pursue PhD are among the changes
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Instagram 'Most Important Platform' for Paedophiles Spreading Child Sex Abuse Content: WSJ, Stanford University
Instagram is reportedly the "most important" platform utilised by paedophile networks to promote and sell content showing child sexual abuse. A report by the Wall Street Journal and Stanford University shows that features like recommendation algorithms and direct messaging reportedly help connect buyers and sellers of content showing child sexual a...
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Breastfeeding Babies For Longer Linked To Better Test Scores, Study Finds
Researchers have found the longer babies are breastfed, the better they perform on standardized assessment tests as adolescents.
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This Woman Feels No Pain Thanks To Rare Genetic Mutation
Scientists have discovered how a lady with a rare genetic condition can live her life almost pain-free.
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Plants May "Scream" Out Loud When Stressed: Study
The research published in the journal Cell suggests that plants can also generate airborne sounds in response to stress.
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Study Explores Sun’s Magnetic Field Changes and Solar Wind Acceleration
A study published in The Astrophysical Journal has shed light on how the Sun’s magnetic field influences solar wind acceleration. Using data from the Parker Solar Probe and Solar Orbiter, researchers observed that sharp magnetic switchbacks smooth out into gentler waves as they travel further from the Sun. This relaxation process transfers magnet...
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NASA's James Webb Space Telescope Discovers Fourth Planet in Kepler-51 System
A study published in The Astronomical Journal reveals the discovery of Kepler-51e, the fourth planet in the Kepler-51 system, led by Dr Jessica Libby-Roberts of Penn State and Dr Kento Masuda of Osaka University. Observations indicated that only a four-planet model could explain the transit timing variations. Kepler-51e’s orbit, just inside the s...
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Advanced 3D Fossil Scans Provide Clues to the Origins of Bipedalism in Human Evolution
A new study published in the American Journal of Primatology uses advanced 3D scanning technology to examine fossilized bones and muscle insertion points, shedding light on the evolution of bipedalism in human ancestors. Led by Professor Josep M. Potau from the University of Barcelona, the research suggests that early hominins, like Australopithecu...
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Black Holes Might Be Responsible For Expansion Of Universe, New Study Claims
The study published in Journal of Cosmology posits that studying black holes could reveal the conditions which led to the emergence of dark energy
-
Research Shows How Online Games Can Help People With Autism
The study, published in the journal Autism, sought to investigate whether placing people in a social setting where they felt at ease could improve their performance.
-
Alien Life Might Be Purple In Colour And Not Green, Reveals Study
Alien life might be purple, a new research published in the journal Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society has found.
-
Writing Sentences In The Present Tense Enhances Their Persuasive Impact: Study
A new study from the University of Toronto finds that writing or speaking in the present tense can make you sound more persuasive.
-
Scientists Discover 'Demon Particle', Nearly 70 Years After It Was Predicted
It is a transparent, massless, and neutral particle, with the capacity to manifest regardless of temperature, making it useful for superconductors.
-
Scientists Discover Mysterious Light Blinking Every 20 Minutes In Space
Astronomer Natasha Hurley-Walker of Curtin University in Bentley, Western Australia said, "We are all still quite amazed and intrigued and baffled."
-
Expansion Of Universe Could Be A Mirage, Says Study
In a paper published on June 2 in the journal Classical and Quantum Gravity, Lucas Lombriser, a professor of theoretical physics at the University of Geneva, describes the revolutionary new approach.
-
Delhi University Approves New Rules For Doctorate Courses
Publication of at least two research papers in "renowned and credible" journals, evaluation of thesis by research supervisor besides external examiners, and relaxation for non-teaching staff to pursue PhD are among the changes
-
Instagram 'Most Important Platform' for Paedophiles Spreading Child Sex Abuse Content: WSJ, Stanford University
Instagram is reportedly the "most important" platform utilised by paedophile networks to promote and sell content showing child sexual abuse. A report by the Wall Street Journal and Stanford University shows that features like recommendation algorithms and direct messaging reportedly help connect buyers and sellers of content showing child sexual a...
-
Breastfeeding Babies For Longer Linked To Better Test Scores, Study Finds
Researchers have found the longer babies are breastfed, the better they perform on standardized assessment tests as adolescents.
-
This Woman Feels No Pain Thanks To Rare Genetic Mutation
Scientists have discovered how a lady with a rare genetic condition can live her life almost pain-free.
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Plants May "Scream" Out Loud When Stressed: Study
The research published in the journal Cell suggests that plants can also generate airborne sounds in response to stress.
