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  • Study Reveals Some Species Are More vulnerable to a Broad Range of Viruses

    Study Reveals Some Species Are More vulnerable to a Broad Range of Viruses

    Some fruit fly species are more vulnerable to viruses than others according to a recent study from the University of Exeter. In study, 35 distinct fruit fly species were exposed to 11 different kinds of viruses. Findings demonstrated that some species were more severely impacted by specific viruses, while others were more resistant to them. It’s interesting to note that…

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  • RNA Molecules Affect Future Generations, Scientists Find

    RNA Molecules Affect Future Generations, Scientists Find

    RNA-based medicines, such as double-stranded RNA (dsRNA) therapies and effective RNA vaccinations, present a potential approach to treating human illnesses. These therapies function by focusing on & inhibiting the genes that cause disease. Effectively delivering these RNA molecules into cells is still very difficult, though. Researchers are also looking into how RNA Molecules Affect Future Generations, which may lead to…

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  • ISRO's Ambitious Future: Chandrayaan-4, Gaganyaan, Shukrayaan

    ISRO’s Ambitious Future: Chandrayaan-4, Gaganyaan, Shukrayaan

    Dr. V Narayanan will be the next ISRO chairman and secretary of the Department of Space, replacing Dr. S Somanath. He will take charge on January 14 and lead important missions like Chandrayaan-4, Gaganyaan, Shukrayaan (Venus exploration), and the Bharatiya Antariksha Station project. VIDEO | Kerala: “It's a great honour and opportunity given to me by the honourable PM. It’s…

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  • Sunita Williams Makes a Historic Return to Spacewalks After 12 Years

    Sunita Williams Returns to Spacewalks After 12 Years

    Sunita Williams and Nick Hague, both NASA astronauts, are preparing for their first spacewalks of 2025. According to NASA, they will leave the International Space Station (ISS) on January 16 at 6:30 pm IST and again on January 23 at 5:45 pm IST. This will be Sunita Williams’ return to spacewalks after 12 years. The January 16 spacewalk will be…

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  • Unraveling the Mysteries of Antimatter

    Unraveling the Mysteries of Antimatter

    Have you ever given the universe around you any thought? Protons, neutrons and electrons are the three fundamental building pieces that make up everything in the world, from the tiniest atom to the largest item. However, what if I told you that there is more to this situation, a hidden realm that coexists with the issues we are aware of?…

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  • Role of Exoplanets in the Search for Extraterrestrial Life

    Role of Exoplanets in the Search for Extraterrestrial Life

    Role of exoplanets in the search for extraterrestrial life has become very important. Since the 1990s, scientists have discovered thousands of exoplanets, planets outside our solar system. These discoveries help us learn more about other worlds and the possibility of life elsewhere in the universe. Studying exoplanets is not just about finding new planets; it’s about answering a big question:…

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  • Biohacking

    Biohacking: Enhancing Human Potential Through Science

    Biohacking is a new way to improve human potential using technology and a focus on overall well-being. This article looks at different aspects of biohacking including the rise of 10X Health, Gary Brecka’s impact, Bryan Johnson’s Blueprint and efforts to reverse aging. We’ll also explore the future of health, the benefits of living holistically and how AI is changing healthcare.…

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  • Should We End Daylight Saving Time?

    Should We Abolish Daylight Saving Time? A Complete Review

    Changing the clocks for Daylight Saving Time can make Mondays tough & affect your health and safety. Experts are now calling for an end to the confusion caused by switching between time changes twice a year. Instead, they suggest keeping a permanent Standard Time. Anita Shelgikar, M.D., MHPE, a professor of neurology and co-author of a statement from the American…

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  • Biomimicry

    Biomimicry: Learning Innovation from Nature

    Biomimicry is a fascinating way of solving problems by learning from nature. It’s about looking at how plants, animals, and ecosystems have survived and thrived for billions of years and using those ideas to make human life better. For example, a leaf’s structure helps it absorb sunlight efficiently, and ecosystems work together to stay balanced. These natural strategies inspire humans…

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  • Renewable Energy Innovations

    Renewable Energy Innovations: From Solar Paint to Ocean Waves

    Renewable energy is changing the way we power our homes, businesses and communities. It provides clean and sustainable solutions to fight climate change and reduce our use of fossil fuels. Thanks to new technologies, renewable energy is becoming easier to use, more affordable and available to more people. Learn how solar paint and wave energy are helping create a cleaner…

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