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Baddest Force on the Planet - Bernie's Astro for March - Larry's Comments Feb 27 - STN member Hameed Faridani, Largest COVID Vaccine Study Ever - Pee, why is it yellow? - Syphilis Myth Debunked - Accelerating drug development - Stuck on a Cruise Ship 9 Months - Microdosing LSD - How did work shape our society - Rural communities greater risk of radon - Natural compound new treatment for colon cancer - Hacking Viruses To Fight Climate change - Doctors Concerned About Neuralink's First Patient - Living in a Boeing 737 - Ancient Amazonian Cities revealed by LIDAR - Ants beat Lions - Giant new snake species - Dazzling New Species of Eyelash Vipers Discovered - A guy really geeked on the coming solar eclipse - Listening to the Dark side of the Moon, and its mysterious seismic activity - US lands on Moon after 50 years...sideways - Google Gemini goes Woke - AI machines, Thoughts and Feelings? - AI goes wild, text to video - AFTER Nuclear War? - The Mutant Wolves of Chernobyl - Search for more temperate Tatooines - Alps’ Ice To Shrink 34% by 2050 - Deep Ocean Discovery Changes Our Understanding of Earth - Small Modular Nuclear Reactors - Public Domain Maps, Illustrations and Art.
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Largest COVID Vaccine Study Ever Reveals The Actual Health Risks You FaceThe largest global vaccine safety study has linked COVID-19 vaccines with small increases in health conditions involving the brain, blood, and heart.

Myth Debunked: Syphilis-Like Diseases Were Already Widespread in America Before the Arrival of ColumbusScientists from the Universities of Basel and Zurich have identified the genetic traces of the bacterium Treponema pallidum in the skeletal remains of individuals who passed away in Brazil around 2,000 years ago. This finding represents the most ancient confirmed detection of this bacterium to date.

What 9 Months on a Cruise Ship Can Do to Your Body and Mind, According to the ExpertsRoyal Caribbean’s Ultimate World Cruise is underway. It might not all be smooth sailing.

How did we end up here? Anthropologist explains how work has shaped societyFrom hunter-gatherers to the American Dream: This is how humanity’s definition of “work” has developed over time.

Research suggests natural compound could be promising new alternative treatment for colon cancerA new study has discovered a naturally occurring compound found in fruit has the potential to be an effective alternative treatment for colon cancer. The disease, which affects the large intestine, remains a significant global health concern, ranking as the third most common cancer worldwide.

Doctors Concerned About Neuralink's First PatientA big red flag, according to researchers, is that Neuralink has barely been sharing any information at all.

Giant new snake species identified in the AmazonA team of scientists on location with a film crew in the remote Amazon has uncovered a previously undocumented species of giant anaconda.

NASA’s Eclipse Soundscapes: Listening to the Dark Side of the Moon's ShadowThe NASA-funded Eclipse Soundscapes Project aims to study the effects of total solar eclipses on ecosystems by collecting public observations and audio data on April 8, 2024. It encourages wide participation to better understand animal behavior changes during eclipses. When darkness sweeps across

New Research Sheds Light on Moon’s Mysterious Seismic ActivityThe Moon's contraction causes fault scarps and moonquakes in the south pole, posing risks for lunar outposts. Findings from a recently published paper led by Smithsonian senior scientist emeritus Thomas R. Watters reveal evidence that the south polar region of Earth’s moon has experienced the eff

Could AI Ever Become Conscious? Here’s the Truth About Thinking, Feeling Machines“We’re talking about more than just code; we’re talking about the ability of a machine to think and to feel, along with having morality and spirituality,” a scientist tells us.

Chilling Forecast: Alps’ Ice To Shrink 34% by 2050, Even if Global Warming Were To Completely StopEven if global warming were to stop entirely, the ice volume in the European Alps is projected to decrease by 34% by 2050. Should the pattern observed in the past two decades persist, the ice loss could approach nearly half of its current volume, according to a recent international study led by scie

Bernie's Astro for March

Bernie March 24 wumar24

Larry's Comments Feb 27

Stuff for Feb 27.pdf

A Pee Story: Scientists Finally Know Why Your Urine Comes Out YellowBelieve it or not, it all starts with your red blood cells.

Researchers describe new technological platform to accelerate drug developmentDrug development is currently an extremely long, expensive and inefficient process. Findings generated in a lab are often very hard to replicate once translated into animal models or in humans.

Tiny Doses of LSD Boost Unique Signals in The Human BrainEven small doses of LSD could have therapeutic benefits for mental health and task performance, a new study shows.

Rural communities face greater risks of radon exposure compared to urban areas: StudyUniversity of Calgary researchers have found a link between radon exposure in rural homes based on how close they are to drilled groundwater wells. The transdisciplinary team was investigating why homes in rural communities often have a much higher concentration of radon compared with homes in urban areas.

Scientists Say They Are Going To Hack Viruses To Fight Climate ChangeResearchers are delving into the depths of ocean waters and Arctic ice, discovering potential allies in the fight against climate change: viruses. The

This Russian Developer Has Converted A Boeing 737 Into A Luxury VillaOn the Indonesian island of Bali, Russian developer Felix Demin transformed a Boeing 737 into an amazing home perched on a cliff. One of the most exqu

This Tiny Ant Species Is Disrupting the Lives of African LionsWhat makes the little old ant think he can disrupt the life of an African lion? Researchers say it’s more than just high hopes. In a study published in the journal Science, a team of scientists reports that a tiny and seemingly innocuous invasive ant species is changing tree cover in an East Afri

Five Dazzling New Species of Eyelash Vipers Discovered in South AmericaScientists have identified five new eyelash viper species in Colombia and Ecuador with unique appearances. A group of scientists led by researchers of Khamai Foundation discovered five dazzling new species of eyelash vipers in the jungles and cloud forests of Colombia and Ecuador. This groundbreaki

The Mutant Wolves of Chernobyl Have Evolved to Survive CancerIn the shadow of nuclear disaster, these canines show remarkable resilience to the deadly disease.

A new beginning: The search for more temperate TatooinesLuke Skywalker's childhood might have been slightly less harsh if he'd grown up on a more temperate Tatooine -- like the ones identified in a new study. According to the study's authors, there are more climate-friendly planets in binary star systems -- in other words, those with two suns -- than previously known. And, they say, it may be a sign that, at least in some ways, the universe leans in the direction of orderly alignment rather than chaotic misalignment.

Accidental Deep Ocean Discovery Changes Our Understanding of EarthStudying a rock is like reading a book. The rock has a story to tell, says Frieder Klein, an associate scientist in the Marine Chemistry & Geochemistry Department at the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI). The rocks that Klein and his colleagues analyzed from the submerged flanks of

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