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Finding chemical evidence of life in the atmospheres of exoplanets offers the best chance of discovering life on extraterrestrial worlds not by listening for coded…

Reusable packaging has gained popularity in recent years as a potential solution to waste reduction and environmental sustainability. While it is difficult to predict the…

The hinge of a bivalve refers to the specialized anatomical structure that allows the two halves, or valves, of the shell to open and close.…

Roots are plant organs that anchor the plant by absorbing water and nutrients from the soil and storing carbohydrates. They lack specialized structures or sensory…

Human cells have the ability to produce hypochlorite, the same substance found in household bleach that kills bacteria and viruses. The health issues linked to…

Termites are well-known for their ability to build large, complex mounds that regulate internal temperature, humidity, and ventilation. This natural ventilation system has inspired researchers…

The spectacular close-up of dozens of stars at the moment of birth marks the one-year anniversary of the Webb Space Telescope’s cosmic images. NASA released…

Cultural hegemony is defined in Marxist philosophy as the ruling class’s dominance over a culturally diverse society by manipulating its culture—beliefs and explanations, perceptions, values,…

Cambridge researchers have outlined guidelines for making computational science more environmentally sustainable. Computational science drives discoveries that help us understand the human genome, fight cancer,…

Class stratification is a type of social stratification in which a society is divided into parties with varying access to resources and power. It is…

There is no place that comes close to Taiwan when it comes to examining certain geological processes in real time. Taiwan has some of the…

Age stratification in sociology refers to the hierarchical classification of people into age groups within a society. The division of a population into different age…