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Uranus and Neptune: the True Colors of Ice Giants Revealed
Recent scientific research has brought to light a captivating revelation about the ice giants Uranus and Neptune, challenging a long-held belief regarding their colors. Contrary
A Newly-Discovered Brain Cell Could Shake up Neuroscience
The field of neuroscience may be on the verge of a significant breakthrough. For the longest time, our understanding of how the nervous system, including
Nasa’s Dart Mission Lofted A Swarm Of Boulders Into Space
In a significant discovery, it has been revealed that when NASA’s DART spacecraft collided with the small asteroid Dimorphos last year, the impact not only
What is DNA and How Does it Impact Health?
DNA is a fundamental biological molecule that encompasses the essential instructions required for the development, survival, and reproduction of organisms. It exists universally in all
Study of Oldest Footprint Ever May Change the Entire History of Humanity
An ancient footprint has been newly uncovered, and it turns out that humans were walking around 30,000 years earlier than we previously thought. Rarely does
The Y Chromosome Is Vanishing. A New Sex Gene Could Be The Future of Men
The gender of human and other mammal infants is determined by a gene found on the Y chromosome, known as the male-determining gene. However, the
Physicists unlock the secret of a child’s swing
Many children intuitively know how to swing on a playground set, but scientists have struggled to understand the detailed mechanics behind it. Now, a new
AInstein Robot With ChatGPT Brings AI Technology to Cyprus Classrooms
A prototype robot called AInstein has been developed by high school students and tutors in Cyprus, powered by artificial intelligence technology called ChatGPT. This innovative
Vaccine sticker ready for people who are afraid of injections
American scientists have developed a sticker with microscopic needles that can be applied to the skin for vaccination.