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Why is Mount Everest so big? New research highlights rogue river, but deeper forces at work
Map of the normalized channel slope (ksn) as a reference for the power of the flow. Credit: Natural geosciences (2024)....
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A post-translational modification of histones linked to permanent susceptibility to stress in mice
The theme of the cover is "the weight of a histone". This visual serves as a rodent metaphor for Atlas,...
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Scientists develop mRNA vaccine that protects mice against gut bacteria C. difficile
Model figure. (A) C. difficile toxins target the intestinal epithelium and cause severe pathology and gastrointestinal disease leading to morbidity...
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Researchers propose hydrogen storage using existing infrastructure in lakes and reservoirs
Hydrogen supply system at DLR Cologne. Credit: DLR. dlr.de/content/en/articles/news/2021/02/20210412_dlr-at-the-digital-hannover-messe-2021.html. In a new Natural communications In this study, researchers propose a...
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Large radio bubble detected in the galaxy NGC 4217
The grayscale background map shows the JVLA 3 GHz radio continuum emission in the halo of NGC 4217 at an...
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Researchers use AI to find non-opioid pain relief options
Credit: Google DeepMind from Pexels An estimated one in five Americans suffer from chronic pain, and current treatment options leave...
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Theoretical physicist discovers how twisting a material’s layers can generate a mysterious effect that bends the path of electrons
(Left) An atomic force microscope image showing a sample of twisted layers of WS₂ (a material composed of tungsten and...
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Nuclear rockets could get to Mars in half the time, but designing the reactors that would power them isn’t easy
Nuclear-powered rockets could one day enable faster space travel. Credit: NASA NASA plans to send crewed missions to Mars over...
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Limestone and iron reveal puzzling extreme rainfall in Western Australia 100,000 years ago
by Milo Barham, Andrej Šmuc, John Allan Webb, Kenneth McNamara, Martin Danisik and Matej Lipar, The Conversation Credit: CC0 Public...
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Study of global primate populations reveals predictors of extinction risk
Location of primate presence records worldwide in the four geographic domains assessed: Neotropics (yellow), Continental Africa (blue), Madagascar (brown), and...
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