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Getting More Sleep Lowers Caloric Intake, a Game Changer For Weight Loss

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A new research study examines how getting sufficient sleep affects caloric intake in a real-world setting. Understanding the fundamental causes of obesity and how to stop it is the best means to fight the obesity epidemic, according to Esra Tasali, MD, Director of the UChicago Sleep Center at the University of Chicago Medicine. “The present […]

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Ring Galaxies, the Rarest in the Universe, Lastly Explained

Astronomy, Astrophysics, Science /

Spirals, ellipticals, and irregulars are all more frequent than ring galaxies. Finally, we know how these ultra-rare things are made. When we look out into deep space, beyond the confines of the Milky Way, we discover that the Universe is not quite so empty. Galaxies-tiny and huge, near and far, in rich clusters and near-total

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Systemic Perspective Needed for Effective Climate Risk Assessments and Adaptation Strategies

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The recently published Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) report on influences, adaptation, and vulnerability acknowledges that climate modification effects and dangers are becoming increasingly complex and more challenging to manage. Multiple weather dangers will happen together, and multiple climatic and non-climatic dangers will interact, resulting in worsening overall threats and dangers cascading across regions

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Quantum Sensor Can Identify Electromagnetic Signs of Any Frequency

Physics, Quantum Physics, Science /

Quantum sensors, which identify the most minute variations in magnetic or electrical fields, have permitted precision measurements in materials science and fundamental physics. These sensors can only detect a few specific frequencies of these fields, restricting their utility. Now, scientists at MIT have developed a technique to enable such sensors to spot any arbitrary frequency

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Comet With 500,000 Miles Long Tail Will Fly by Earth and You Will Be Able to See It

Astronomy, Astrophysics, Science /

Amateur astronomers may very soon be able to see a comet initially spotted in 2017. Comet C/2017 K2 (PANSTARRS), abridged as K2 for brief, was once the most distant active comet ever before pinpointed, a difference it recently ceded to the mega comet Bernardinelli-Bernstein, found out last year. However, even without a superlative, K2 is

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This Biohacker Became the First Person to Edit His Own DNA

Biology, Biotechnology, Genetics, Science /

Josiah Zayner is the first individual known to have modified his personal DNA and he revealed the planet just how easy it is to do, live-streaming the process on his blog, “Science, Art, Beauty”. Zayner claims this was the second time he has genetically changed himself. Utilizing CRISPR, a fairly new gene-editing method, he took

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Scientists Invent “Profound” Quantum Sensor That Can Peer Into the Earth

Physics, Quantum Physics, Science /

“This Is An ‘Edison Moment’ In Sensing That Will Improve Society.” Gravitational A significant breakthrough in quantum sensing technology is being explained as an “Edison moment” that could, scientists expect, have embracing implications. New research in Nature explains one of the first practical applications of quantum sensing, a largely theoretical technology that weds quantum physics

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Physicists Announce First Results From Daya Bay’s Final Dataset

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The Daya Bay Neutrino Experiment has created the most precise measurement yet of theta13, an essential parameter for comprehending how neutrinos transform their “taste.” BEIJING; BERKELEY, CA; and UPTON, NY- Over approximately nine years, the Daya Bay Reactor Neutrino Experiment captured an unprecedented five and a half million communications from subatomic particles called neutrinos. Currently,

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Does the Brain Learn in the Same Manner that Machines Learn?

Applied Science, Neuroscience, Science /

Identifying how neural activity changes with learning is anything but black and white. Recently, some have presumed that learning in the brain, or biological learning, may be visualized in terms of optimization, which is how learning happens in artificial networks like computers or robots. A new approaches piece co-authored by Carnegie Mellon University and University

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Track Marine Archaeologists Seeking Icy Antarctic Seas for Ernest Shackleton’s ‘Endurance’

Archaeology, Science, Social /

A group aboard a modern icebreaker will check the site with state-of-the-art underwater drones in hopes of finding the historic vessel. Marine archaeologists are looking for a historic century-old shipwreck, Ernest Shackleton’s Endurance, in some of the most dangerous seas on earth, reports Henry Fountain of the New York Times. Endurance is “one of the

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