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The first present-day people spread across Europe in quite a while during the Paleolithic, as per a review distributed May 3, 2023, in the open-access journal PLOS ONE by Ludovic

Astronomy & Space

Dark energy is uniformly spread in space and time, according to research utilizing an X-ray telescope.

Astronomy & Space Article

At the point when Edwin Hubble noticed far-off cosmic systems during the 1920s, he made the historic revelation that the

Biology

In Rain, How Plants Activate Their Immune System against Pathogens

Biology Article

While rain is necessary for plant survival, it also contains bacteria and other pathogens that can harm them. So how

Optics & Photonics

Researchers identify and categorize numerous things without using photos.

Optics & Photonics Article

A new, fast method for determining the location, size, and category of multiple objects has been developed by researchers, and

Energy & Green Tech

Engineers are attempting to use microbial fuel cells to extract energy from waste fruit.

Energy & Green Tech Article

At the point when Doc Earthy took care of his DeLorean food scraps in Back to the Future as fuel,

Paleontology & Fossils

New tusk-analysis methods show that male woolly mammoths’ testosterone levels are rising.

Paleontology & Fossils Article

According to a new University of Michigan-led study, the first direct evidence that adult males experienced musth, a testosterone-driven episode of heightened aggression against rival males, is provided by traces

Environment

A 500 million year old rock layer in the Grand Canyon has finally been given a name: Frenchman Mountain Dolostone.

Environment Article

The stupendous gorge is visited by a huge number of admirers every year. Therefore, it would stand to reason that

Quantum Physics

Finally, light amplification from electrically driven colloidal quantum dots was accomplished.

Quantum Physics Article

With electrically driven devices based on solution-cast semiconductor nanocrystals, which are tiny specks of semiconductor matter created through chemical synthesis

Archaeology

An ancient woman’s DNA is recovered from a 20,000-year-old pendant by scientists.

Archaeology Article

Antiquities made of stone, bones, or teeth give significant bits of knowledge into the means and techniques of early people,

Robotics

A novel hydrogel-based skin with tactile sensing abilities has been developed.

Robotics Article

Researchers in the field of robotics have been working for decades to create robots that resemble humans in both appearance

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