Recent research conducted by the University of Ottawa, Carleton University, and University College London challenges the conventional belief regarding the isotopic composition of carbon in iron formations from the Saglek-Hebron Complex in Nunatsiavut (northern Labrador). While previous studies had suggested that these formations could be evidence of early life on Earth, the new study presents
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Broccoli has gained popularity in recent years due to its high levels of the beneficial compound sulforaphane. This compound has been linked to various health benefits, including blood sugar control and potential anti-cancer properties. As a result, broccoli pills have become increasingly popular. However, a study from 2011 revealed that consuming the whole vegetable provides
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A recent study conducted in the United States has revealed an interesting correlation between the frequency of sexual activity and the lifespan of female participants. The study, led by Walden University public health scientist Srikanta Banerjee, involved interviews and physical exams of over 14,000 adults aged between 20 and 59. The findings suggest that women
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The cannabis industry has been revolutionized by the introduction of a lesser-known compound called cannabigerol (CBG). While CBD has long been the star of the show, CBG is now gaining traction as it shows promising results in treating anxiety and stress. The recent human clinical trial conducted on 34 healthy users has shed light on
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In a recent study published in the journal Chem by researchers from Dartmouth and Southern Methodist University (SMU), a groundbreaking method for capturing and displaying three-dimensional images inside polymers has been introduced. This innovative technique involves using a specialized light projector to imprint both two-dimensional and 3D images into polymers containing a photosensitive chemical additive
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The recent study conducted by researchers from the University of Cambridge and the British Antarctic Survey sheds light on the impact of biomass burning on climate change. By tracking fire activity over the past 150 years through measurements of carbon monoxide trapped in Antarctic ice cores, the researchers have uncovered significant findings that challenge previous
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In recent research conducted by Dr. Jin Gu Kang and his team at the Nanophotonics Research Center at the Korea Institute of Science and Technology (KIST), a groundbreaking colorful radiation-cooling liquid crystal material has been developed. This material has the unique ability to cool without the need for external power while also emitting color simultaneously.
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The University of Liverpool researchers have made significant progress in the field of converting carbon dioxide (CO2) into valuable fuels and chemicals. This breakthrough marks a crucial step towards achieving a sustainable net-zero economy by utilizing a plasma-catalytic process for CO2 hydrogenation to methanol at room temperature and atmospheric pressure. Unlike traditional thermal catalysis, which
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As humanity continues to explore the possibilities of establishing long-term human colonies on Mars, scientists are faced with the challenge of overcoming the planet’s inhospitable environment. With temperatures dropping to an average of -64 degrees Celsius (-85 Fahrenheit), heating up Mars is essential for creating a sustainable habitat for humans. Recent research led by electrical
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