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Why Nio Stock Bounced and Then Fell Today
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Why Moderna Stock Is Bolting Higher Today
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Coal Stocks’ Super Strength Isn’t Built to Last
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Black hole spews out material years after shredding star
Astronomers have observed a black hole burping up stellar remains years after it shredded and consumed the star.
Toward a fully edible sensor showing if frozen food has previously thawed
When you’re standing in the frozen food aisle, it’s nearly impossible to know whether that Salisbury steak has thawed and refrozen — a process with potentially harmful consequences. So, researchers have now designed a food-grade device from edible mat…
Greener trucking would benefit disadvantaged Californians more than greener buildings
As Californians work toward a publicly stated goal of carbon neutrality by 2045, residents of the Golden State stand to reap such additional benefits as cleaner air, widespread improvements in public health and related cost savings, according to resear…
Learning about the first animals on Earth from life at the poles
The amazing survival strategies of polar marine creatures might help to explain how the first animals on Earth could have evolved earlier than the oldest fossils suggest according to new research. These first, simple and now extinct, animals might have…
Health of coral reefs written in the sand — and visible via satellite
How healthy are coral reefs? And how are they responding to climate change? After more than 10 years of monitoring the Great Barrier Reef, geoscientists have developed a technique that allows them to answer these questions using satellites. And it all …
It takes guts: Fungus living inside cave crickets reveals fungal evolution steps
A research group has found a new fungus from the group called Kickxellomycotina. The fungus, which was found on cave cricket feces, represents a new genus that inhabits the guts of animals — a new discovery for this group of fungi. This finding indica…
Race against time to find ancient Indigenous carvings on boab trees
Carvings in boab trees are as significant as rock art for Indigenous Australians. Now, there is a race against time to document the ancient art in the bark of boabs before the remarkable heritage trees die.
Powerful enzyme that tamps down inflammation holds promise for protecting the eyes in diabetes, premature birth
An enzyme under study to treat certain cancers is also showing promise in reducing the significant vision damage that can result from diabetes and premature birth, scientists report.
Are smartwatch health apps to detect atrial fibrillation smart enough?
Extended cardiac monitoring in patients and the use of implantable cardiovascular electronic devices can increase detection of atrial fibrillation (AF), but the devices have limitations including short battery life and lack of immediate feedback. Can n…
Children who tell blunt truth, as opposed to lying, are judged more harshly by adults
New findings, out today, suggest children who tell blunt truths such as ‘I don’t want this present — it’s ugly!’ are judged more harshly by adults than those who bend the truth to be polite or protect others.
New abiotic pathway for the formation of oxygen
Researchers have now found evidence that double ionised sulphur dioxide contribute to the formation of oxygen molecules. This could, in particular, explain the presence of oxygen in sulphur dioxide-rich atmospheres of several of Jupiter’s moons.