Curiosity Has Just Taken A Close-Up Look At Some Pretty Weird Mars Terrain
In the Gale Crater on Mars, the Greenheugh pediment is a fascinating plain. NASA’s Curiosity rover has been gently studying some really cool-looking terrains discovered…
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Cracking Ice Created Enceladus’s Geysers – And the Opportunity to Look For Life
The geyser curtains on Enceladus found by the Cassini spacecraft in 2006 have been explained. These geysers allow the ocean under Saturn’s tiny moon Titan…
Cadillac Begins Production of Lyriq Crossovers, The GM Luxury Brand’s First EV
The $60,000 Lyriq crossover, Cadillac’s first-ever electric vehicle, went into production on Monday. The SUV is expected to be the first vehicle in General Motors’…
Big Bird Was Almost On Board Challenger Space Shuttle
The Space Shuttle Challenger broke apart 73 seconds into its mission on January 28, 1986, killing all seven men on board. If the early intentions…
In Patients with Treatment-Resistant Depression, Pharmacogenetic Testing Shows Promise in Improving Symptoms
A clinical trial led by the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH) found that pharmacogenetic testing was related with nearly a two-fold (89%) improvement…
Well…Facebook Has a Tiktok Now
What does Facebook have to do with TikTok? Taking a look at the competition? Do you want to DM Charli? Are you looking for beta…
Review Article Suggestions that Metabolic-Immune Interaction Causes Dominant form of Heart Failure
According to a review study produced by UT Southwestern researchers and colleagues, the most common form of heart failure worldwide appears to be caused by…
Intake of an FDA-Approved Drug Slows Disease Progression in an Alzheimer’s Disease Model, According to Researchers
When employed in lab models, Indiana University School of Medicine researchers discovered that niacin slows the advancement of Alzheimer’s disease, a finding that could pave…
According to Surprising Findings, Mosquito Odor Sensors are Sensitive to Molecular Regulation to Avoid Insect Repellents
Scientists from Johns Hopkins Medicine discovered that, unlike fruit flies, mosquito odor sensing neuron cells shut down when induced to create odor-related proteins or receptors,…
Endangered Animal Studies on the China-Vietnam Border Highlight the Need for Transboundary Conservation
In the face of climate change, a series of studies on endangered species that live on the Vietnam-China border highlight the growing necessity of transboundary…
Tiny Bubbles, Once Known as Cellular Debris, may Play a Key Role in Understanding and Treating Diseases
Scientists have long puzzled over how cells interact with one another, but Rutgers researchers have cracked the code using a tiny roundworm. The research, published…
New Images Reveal Mysteries of Ghostly ORCs in Space
Over the decades, radio telescope observations of the cosmos have uncovered several anomalies. The cosmos is full of strange things, from pulsars to fast-radio bursts.…
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