Mars, often referred to as the “Red Planet,” is covered in numerous impact craters, a stark contrast to Earth. This stark difference can be attributed to the absence of weathering forces and strong plate tectonics which disrupt the formation of such impact craters on our home planet. However, it is important to note that not
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Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS), also known as myalgic encephalomyelitis or ME/CFS, has long been a misunderstood and overlooked condition. In 2016, the US National Institutes of Health (NIH) launched a groundbreaking study into this debilitating illness. After eight years of research, the results are finally out. This study delved deep into the biological underpinnings of
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Discovering the origins of the Universe has always been a fascinating subject for astronomers. A recent search for the first stars that emerged during the early days of the cosmos has led to the discovery of one of the oldest stars observed to date. This ancient star, known as LMC 119, was found in the
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Recent discoveries have shed light on two streams of ancient stars within the Milky Way, believed to be almost as old as the Universe itself. These celestial bodies, named Shiva and Shakti by astrophysicist Khyati Malhan and astronomer Hans Walter-Rix, provide a glimpse into the early stages of our galaxy when it was still in
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Intermittent fasting, particularly time-restricted eating (TRE), has gained popularity in recent years for its potential short-term benefits. This dietary approach involves restricting food intake to a specific window of time, such as eight hours or less in a day, and fasting for the remaining hours. While some individuals follow this method under medical supervision, many
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Mild cognitive impairment, which is considered an early stage of dementia, is alarmingly underdiagnosed in individuals aged 65 and above, according to recent studies. These studies reveal that only a mere 8% of expected cases of mild cognitive impairment have been diagnosed, leaving approximately 7.4 million cases undiagnosed in the general population. Additionally, over 99%
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The concept of marine cloud brightening (MCB) as a method to offset the effects of global warming by artificially shading Earth’s surface is gaining attention in the scientific community. This innovative approach involves injecting salt spray into shallow marine clouds to brighten them, thereby increasing their reflectivity and reducing heat absorption by the underlying water.
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