Thanks to Dental Implant Technology, You Might Someday Put Hearing Aids In Your Mouth
In a world where bees may transform into fish and lagoons into people, anything is possible, including dentures that double as hearing aids. We know…
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Blood Falls in Antarctica Oozes a Ghastly Red and Displays Life At Its Most Extreme
In Victoria Land, East Antarctica, a waterfall known as Blood Falls gushes out of the Taylor Glacier. The daring explorers who were able to reach…
Even if The Summer Swimming Season Is Over, It’s Still Possible To Contract a Swimmer’s Ear
Acute otitis externa, often known as swimmer’s ear, is among the most typical ear infections that affect both children and adults. Swimmer’s ear will affect…
Ecologists Rare Chance to Study How Tropical Dry Forests Recover after Hurricane Maria
According to a year-long field study presented today at the British Ecological Society’s annual conference, trees appear to modify crucial aspects of their freshly developed…
Finding Research Priorities for Arctic and North Atlantic Security and Safety Threats
For the Arctic and North Atlantic (ANA) region, a new strategy has been created for identifying and prioritizing research efforts pertaining to marine safety and…
Once Granted Personhood, Spanish Lagoon Can Now Bring Legal Action Against Polluters
The Senate in Madrid has granted the Mar Menor lagoon on Spain’s southeast coast personhood status, allowing for legal action on behalf of the endangered…
Private SpaceX Mission Could Assist NASA in Extending Hubble for Many More Years
Elon Musk’s SpaceX and NASA are working together to determine whether it would be possible to use SpaceX to move the Hubble observatory into a…
Artificial Intelligence makes Climate Simulation More Realistic
Accurately modeling extreme precipitation events remains a major challenge for climate models. These models predict how the earth’s climate may change over the course of…
The Heat Shield Modeling Gaps Found in Galileo’s Jupiter Entry Probe
In 1995, the Galileo mission’s entry probe burst into the atmosphere of Jupiter in a blazing fashion. The probe transmitted information regarding the burning of…
Great Desert River Systems are Threatened by Oil and Gas Extraction and Exploration
A new study identifies major environmental concerns for the Lake Eyre Basin rivers, among the most pristine in the world. The Lake Eyre Basin rivers,…
Ice Sheet Change can be Predicted by studying Ancient Ice Age Valleys
Deep valleys buried under the seafloor of the North Sea record how the ancient ice sheets that used to cover the UK and Europe expelled…
7 Signs You’re Feeling Objectified and How to Overcome It
In a recent article in the Journal of Positive Psychology, researchers looked at how gratitude can help people feel less objectified and used. “Objectification causes…
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