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According to two extensive studies published in 2021, the food we eat is responsible for an amazing one-third of global greenhouse gas emissions caused by human activity. "When people talk

Physics

Unraveling a confusing explosive process that happens all across the cosmos

Physics Article

Secretive quick radio blasts discharge as much energy in one moment as the Sun spills out in a year and

Physics

Gravitational Waves May Hold the Key to Understanding Why More Matter Remains After the Big Bang

Physics Article

According to a new study published in Physical Review Letters, a team of theoretical researchers discovered it would be able

Biology

Monarch butterflies might become disoriented as a result of light pollution.

Biology Article

Other than establishing milkweed in the nursery, individuals keen on aiding ruler butterflies should switch off the yard light. Scholars

Health

According to new research, children who spend more time playing adventurously have fewer anxiety and depression symptoms and were happier during the first Covid-19 lockdown.

Health Article

Youngsters who invest more energy in playing daringly have lower side effects of nervousness and despondency, and were more joyful

Environment

Climate change is expected to diminish the amount of sleep people get each year.

Environment Article

Most examinations, taking a gander at the effect of environmental change on human existence, have zeroed in on what outrageous climate events mean for financial and cultural wellbeing results for

Machine learning & AI

The neurons and synapses of a neuromorphic memory device are simulated.

Machine learning & AI Article

Analysts have announced a nano-sized neuromorphic memory gadget that copies neurons and neurotransmitters all the while in a unit cell,

Physics

A phantom’mirror world’ could spark a cosmic debate.

Physics Article

A new examination recommends an inconspicuous "reflect world" of particles that interfaces with our reality just through gravity. That may

Astronomy

The Hubble constant has been determined after three decades of observations with space telescopes.

Astronomy Article

Finishing an almost 30-year long distance race, NASA's Hubble Space Telescope has adjusted more than 40 "milepost markers" of existence

Environment

Cutting air pollution emissions would save 50,000 lives and $600 billion annually in the United States.

Environment Article

According to another study by University of Wisconsin-Madison specialists, eliminating air pollution from energy-related exercises in the United States would

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