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Running near the ocean versus a cleared street can change a competitor's step, speed, and dependability. Adjust the power of gravity, and that sprinter might break their own record or

Astrobiology

One hour of training is all that is required to operate a third robotic arm.

Astrobiology Article

Another study by scientists at Sovereign Mary College of London, Royal School London, and The College of Melbourne found that

Astrobiology

New bacterial proteins shed light on climate and astrobiology from the bottom to space.

Astrobiology Article

Gigatons of ozone-harming substances are caught under the ocean bottom, and that is something worth being thankful for. Around the

Physics

Magnus effect caused by memory: Seeing the unexpected curveball in miniature

Physics Article

Whether you know about the expression "magnus impact" or not, you have unquestionably seen it in real life. It is

Neuroscience

According to the study, variability in neuronal activity in the sensory cortex drives perception.

Neuroscience Article

The mind is a refined natural framework known to create various encounters and discernments by means of complicated elements. Different

Cardiology

A new study has shown genetic linkages between schizophrenia and cardiovascular disease risk factors.

Cardiology Article

A new exploration finds that individuals with schizophrenia have a hereditary penchant for smoking and a diminished hereditary risk of corpulence. The review, distributed in The American Diary of Psychiatry,

Nanophysics