Space debris has taken over space
NASA estimates that there are over 27,000 pieces of space debris larger than a softball and they travel at speeds […]
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Spider web strategy unraveled by researchers
Johns Hopkins University researchers have discovered how spiders create webs using artificial intelligence and night vision to track every movement […]
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Does climate change adaptation reduce risks?
It is a huge question: Are we doing enough to adapt the world to climate change? A.R., a University of […]
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Greenspace promotes early childhood development
You want to make sure your child reaches all of their developmental milestones. UBC research has shown that children who […]
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Stressful experiences are more easily remembered
Stressful experiences are more often recalled than neutral experiences. Ruhr-Universitat Bochum (RUB), researchers have examined the reasons for this phenomenon. […]
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Zinc oxide sunscreen mixtures lose effectiveness
Some sunscreens may be harmful or offer limited protection from dangerous sunrays. According to a collaboration study by the University […]
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Ultra-processed food consumption has increased
According to a study from the NYU School of Global Public Health, the consumption of ultra-processed food has increased in […]
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Food Compass: Ranking healthfulness of foods
The Friedman School of Nutrition Science and Policy at Tufts developed a new tool that will help consumers, food businesses, […]
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Maximize learning play time with kids using science
Research on cognitive development has uncovered a wealth information about how children learn, grow and thrive over the years. However, […]
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Massage makes muscles heal faster and stronger
Since more than 3,000 BC, massage has been used to heal sore muscles. Today, many athletes swear to massage guns. […]