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The quest for space dominance has ignited a new “space race” between the United States and China, with Lagrange points emerging as a critical battleground. These points, named after astronomer Joseph-Louis Lagrange, are locations in interplanetary space where the gravitational pull of two celestial bodies creates a balance with the centripetal force required for a
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NASA’s Langley Research Center in Hampton, Virginia has recently achieved a significant milestone in the development of self-flying air taxis. Through a series of tests, researchers successfully flew multiple drones beyond visual line of sight without a visual observer. This breakthrough is a crucial step toward advancing the automation and safety systems required for autonomous
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Our planet, Earth, is filled with extraordinary phenomena that constantly remind us of its distinctiveness. Surprisingly, these reminders are not limited to far-off locations; they can even occur in our neighboring planet, Mars. Mars, like Earth, experiences eclipses caused by its moons. However, the eclipses on Mars, as observed by NASA rovers Opportunity, Curiosity, and
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Excessive worry about one’s health, commonly referred to as illness anxiety disorder (IAD), has been found to have a significant impact on life expectancy, according to a recent study conducted in Sweden. Although it may seem counterintuitive that hypochondriacs, who constantly worry about their health despite being medically healthy, have shorter lifespans, the findings of
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Maintaining proper oral hygiene is not only important for healthy teeth and gums, but it may also have significant implications in preventing pneumonia, according to a new analysis of over 2,700 patients. The data, pooled from 15 clinical trials, suggests that daily toothbrushing can reduce the risk of hospital-acquired pneumonia, a common and potentially deadly
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As the world shifts towards renewable energy sources, solar panels have become increasingly popular for their ability to harness the power of the sun. The United States, in particular, has seen a surge in solar panel installations, with states like California leading the way in transitioning to greener energy production. However, as the first wave
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As the holiday season approaches, many of us find ourselves facing the challenge of maintaining healthy eating habits and staying on track with weight-related goals. The abundance of social gatherings during this time can lead to indulging in calorie-rich food and celebratory drinks, causing us to gain weight over Christmas. However, with the right strategies
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In a groundbreaking study, scientists have made significant progress in identifying individuals who are most at risk of suicidal behavior. By examining specific biological markers in blood samples, the accuracy of diagnosis reached an impressive 90 percent. Although not foolproof, this research opens up possibilities for early intervention and tailored treatment plans for those suffering
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As climate change continues to threaten our environment, the natural world continues to provide inspiration for technological advancements. By studying and replicating the solutions that have evolved over billions of years, scientists and engineers hope to harness the robustness and efficiency of nature. From compasses based on insect eyes to water-collecting spider silk-inspired fabrics, here
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As women age, their bodies go through numerous changes, both internally and externally. The vagina, being an internal organ, is no exception to this phenomenon. Influenced by hormone levels that fluctuate throughout a woman’s life, the vagina’s health and function can be significantly impacted. From puberty to menopause, women experience various transformations that shape the
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The transition from a high to low-carbon sustainable energy system is marked by various milestones. From the elimination of coal, oil, and gas generation to the retirement of the last fossil fuel power plant, each milestone signifies progress towards a greener future. One particularly significant milestone is the year when renewables generate more electricity than
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The National Institute for Materials Science (NIMS) has made a significant breakthrough in the field of thermoelectrics and spintronics by directly observing the “anisotropic magneto-Thomson effect.” This groundbreaking phenomenon demonstrates the anisotropic changes in heat absorption and release proportional to temperature difference and charge current, depending on the magnetization direction in magnetic materials. Published in
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