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The detection of a significant quake on Mars by NASA’s InSight lander on 4 May 2022 has led to a remarkable revelation. A team of international researchers, led by planetary physicist Benjamin Fernando of the University of Oxford, has determined that the quake, registering at 4.7 magnitude, was the result of colossal tectonic activity in
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Reversing kidney damage is contingent upon the prompt identification of the underlying issues, which can pave the way for the commencement of healing processes. Managing kidney damage often entails lifestyle modifications and, in certain cases, medical interventions. The Elusive Symptoms Kidney failure often advances inconspicuously, frequently devoid of overt symptoms. In many instances, the initial
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Cellulose, a versatile and abundant material, holds great potential for various applications, including hydrogel production for drug delivery, wound care, and contact lenses. However, the conventional methods of creating cellulose hydrogels often involve toxic or unstable solvents, making it challenging to develop eco-friendly and non-toxic processes. Inspired by the nest-building techniques of swift birds, researchers
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In a groundbreaking discovery, a group of researchers has unlocked the ability to manipulate light as if it were subject to the forces of gravity. Published in the prestigious journal Physical Review A on September 28, 2023, this study holds immense promise for advancements in optics, materials science, and the future development of 6G communications.
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Australia’s online safety watchdog has taken action against social media platform X, formerly known as Twitter, for its failure to adequately address child sexual exploitation content. This move comes as part of the country’s eSafety Commission’s efforts to ensure online safety and combat the increasing instances of child abuse material, sexual extortion, and livestreaming of
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In the vast expanses of space, planets with magnetospheres generate a mesmerizing phenomenon known as chorus waves. Resembling the delightful chirping and whistling of birds at dawn and dusk, these ethereal sounds have been detected on celestial bodies such as Earth, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune. Surprisingly, recent research led by astronomer Mitsunori Ozaki of
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Superconductivity, the ability of materials to conduct electrical current with virtually no resistance, has long been a subject of fascination and research for scientists. Discovering ways to enhance superconductivity could greatly benefit various technological applications, such as electronic devices and energy systems. K3C60, an organic superconductor, has shown potential for light-induced superconductivity. In a recent
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