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Rare Comet with Impossible 2nd Tail: Closest Approach to Earth in 80,000 Years
Comet Tsuchinshan-ATLAS, also known as C/2023 A3, has recently been observed with a surprising second tail, known as an anti-tail, pointing in the opposite direction to its bright streaming tail. This phenomenon occurred as...
Discovery of WWII British Submarine HMS Perseus Wreck off Greek Island
Shipwreck hunters have recently made an exciting discovery in the Aegean Sea, north of the island of Donoussa. The wreck of HMS Trooper, a British submarine that went missing in 1943, has been located...
Exploring the Role of Early Dark Energy in Cosmic Expansion
Fifteen years ago, cosmologists were content with the standard model of cosmology, which explained the universe's key features with just a few parameters. However, over the past decade, a significant discrepancy has emerged regarding...
Evolution of Music: Uncovering Hidden Patterns in Folk Songs
Music is a universal language that has been present in societies across the world throughout history. Researchers like Yuto Ozaki from Keio University in Tokyo have been exploring the evolution of music and its...
Discover the Beatles-inspired Science Crossword Puzzle for a Fun Challenge
The Science Crossword Puzzle inspired by the November 2024 issue of Scientific American is a fun and challenging activity for science enthusiasts. The puzzle features clues related to various scientific topics, from biology to...
Understanding Implicit Bias in Healthcare: Impact on Your Next Medical Visit
Implicit bias in healthcare is a serious issue that can impact patients' health outcomes. Doctors, like all humans, have unconscious biases that can influence their judgment calls. Dr. Cristina Gonzalez, a professor of medicine...
Top Ways Smart Technology Enhances Office Building Sustainability
Smart technology plays a crucial role in enhancing the sustainability of office buildings, especially in the current era of hybrid work arrangements. As more and more employees work remotely, office buildings are often left...
Cyber Attack Tactics Shift in Iran, Russia, and North Korea: Microsoft Report
Microsoft's latest Digital Defence report reveals a concerning shift in cyber attack tactics originating from countries like Russia, Iran, and North Korea. The report highlights that over 600 million cyber attacks target Microsoft users...
Discovering New Life in the Arctic: Glaciers Seen from Space
The Arctic region is home to a network of glaciers that play a vital role in sustaining life in the harsh landscape. A recent satellite image captured by NASA's Earth Observing-1 (EO-1) shows four...
Acupuncture Effective for Sciatica Pain Relief: Study Results
Acupuncture has been found to be effective in relieving sciatica pain, according to a recent clinical trial. The trial, published in the journal JAMA Internal Medicine, involved 220 participants with sciatica caused by herniated...