Overview of a study revealing extracellular vesicles’ key role in gene transfer among ocean microbes, challenging traditional gene exchange theories.
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Scientists Uncover the Mystery of Earth’s Inner Water Dynamics
Exploration of Earth’s deep water dynamics, revealing surface water’s impact on the core and advancing our understanding of the global …
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Investigating the Effects of Microgravity: Space Station Research on Bacteria, Brain Aging, and Cellular Gravity Perception
Space research on ISS covering bacteria, brain aging, and gravity-sensing cells, including various astronaut activities and equipment maintenance.
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NASA’s Historic Achievement in Deep Space Optical Communication
Overview of NASA’s DSOC experiment’s historic achievement in deep space optical communication, setting new records in data transmission.
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Analysis of the global resurgence of measles in 2022, highlighting increased cases, fatalities, and the urgent need for enhanced vaccination …
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Mount Etna’s Spectacular Display: Lava Streams and Ash Clouds Towering Above Sicily
Overview of Mount Etna’s eruption, with details on its impact, monitoring, and historical significance.
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Increased Risks for Children, Reduced for Adults in Postponing ACL Surgery, Finds Johns Hopkins Research
Johns Hopkins study reveals risks of delaying ACL surgery differ for children (higher risk) and adults (safe to delay).
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Cycads from the Dinosaur Age: Surviving Through Nitrogen “Breathing”
Ancient cycads’ survival linked to nitrogen-fixing bacteria symbiosis, offering insights into their ecological evolution and adaptation to climate changes.
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Computing Breakthrough: Large-Scale 2D In-Memory Processor With Over 1000 Transistors
Overview of EPFL’s pioneering 2D in-memory processor with over 1000 transistors, advancing energy efficiency in computing.
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“Unveiling Ancient Armory: 31,000-Year-Old Long-Range Weapons Discovered in Belgium”
Archaeologists unearth 31,000-year-old spearthrowers in Belgium, rewriting history of ancient weaponry. (158 characters)