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This Tuesday (06/04/24) - Topics sensationalized!:
Portal to Hell - STN member Edward Hug: It's Not Over! - STN member Edward Hug: Can humans understand reality? - STN member Paul Christopherson - Mind-bending maths could stop quantum hacker - Larry's comments June 4th 2024 - The First Galaxies - Factors That Slow Biological Aging - Tooth-Regrowing Drug - Race To Perfect New Oral COVID-19 - VaccineAgainst Any Strain of Virus - Statin therapy to prevent cancer - Male Birth Control, Promising Results - Alzheimer’s Breakthrough: a Way To Halt Disease Progression - Bone Cancer Breakthrough: New T-Cell Therapy - The Ultimate Killer: Pollution Deadlier Than War - Microbiome Inside Our Brains - Tech Can Make 500L Of Water From Air -
Neuralink Hoping To fix Their Brain Implant - Jellyfish Dominate Arctic Waters by 2050 - Sun's Magnetic Field Might Only Be Skin Deep - Rethinking the sun's cycles: New physical model - Studies Just Killed MOND - Cassini's Last Song - Dementia Breakthrough: New AI - Naughty, naughty Google - I'm Not A Robot - Brazil’s Jungle Suffers Worst Drought in 700 Years - 66% of Global Population, water Scarcity by 2100 - The science of color - Mt. Nokogiri: Ancient Quarry Mountain
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Larry's comments June 4th 2024

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The World's First Tooth-Regrowing Drug Will Be Given To Humans In SeptemberIn a groundbreaking development, the world’s first human trial of a drug designed to regenerate teeth will commence in September at Kyoto Univer

New Vaccine Could Protect Against Any Strain of a Virus With One ShotScientists seem to be close to creating a "one-and-done" vaccine that can protect against any strain of a virus with just one shot.

Statin therapy may prevent cancer by blocking inflammatory proteinScientists have found that statins -- commonly used cholesterol-lowering drugs -- may block a pathway that leads to the development of cancer in the context of chronic inflammation.

Bone Cancer Breakthrough: UCL’s New T-Cell Therapy Shows PromiseA new immunotherapy developed at UCL using engineered immune cells has shown promising preclinical results against a bone cancer called osteosarcoma, as part of a study in mice. Osteosarcoma is the most common bone cancer in teenagers but is still relatively rare, with around 160 new cases each y

Neuralink Is Hoping To Get Their Brain Implant Right On The Second TryNoland Arbaugh experienced a life-altering swimming accident in 2016, which left him a quadriplegic. In January 2024, he became the first person to re

The Sun's Magnetic Field Might Only Be Skin DeepA team of researchers may have found an explanation for the dynamo generating the Sun's magnetic field, resulting in flares and sunspots.

Dementia Breakthrough: New AI Solves in Minutes a Challenge That Would Take Neuroscientists WeeksProtein aggregation underlies many neurodegenerative diseases affecting the brain, including Alzheimer's and dementia. Scientists at the University of Copenhagen have created a new instrument to detect and analyze these small protein clusters. This breakthrough offers deeper insights into the body's

This Is What Actually Happens When You Click 'I'm Not A Robot'The ubiquitous “I’m not a robot” button – a seemingly straightforward hurdle we encounter online – holds a secret far more intri

A Looming Crisis: 66% of Global Population To Experience Water Scarcity by 2100A new study forecasts escalating global water scarcity, with up to 66% of the population affected by 2100, especially in the Global South, underscoring the critical need to address water quantity and quality in future water management strategies. Recent research from Utrecht University, recently

Mind-bending maths could stop quantum hackers, but few understand itA flawed paper shakes confidence in the foundations of ‘quantum-proof’ encryption – and highlights the need for a new generation of experts.

We've Just Seen The First Galaxies in The Universe Being BornScientists have just identified the formation processes of some of the Universe's earliest galaxies in the turbulent era of the Cosmic Dawn.

Scientists Identify 8 Lifestyle Factors That Can Slow Biological AgingA new study suggests that higher lifestyle scores could be linked to a positive impact on risk factors for heart disease, potentially influencing the aging process of the body and its cells. New research published in the Journal of the American Heart Association suggests that adopting heart-healthy

Scientists Race To Perfect New Oral COVID-19 Treatment Poised To Replace PaxlovidRutgers researchers are advancing a potential new COVID-19 treatment, Jun12682, which is effective in animal studies and compatible with other medications, unlike the current leading treatment, Paxlovid. Researchers at Rutgers believe they are among the lead in developing an oral COVID-19 treatment

Test of Male Birth Control Treatment Produces Promising ResultsIn clinical trials, a new male birth control gel seems to adequately reduce sperm count without decreasing libido.

Alzheimer’s Breakthrough: Researchers Discover Novel Way To Potentially Halt Disease ProgressionInnovative research from Mount Sinai has also identified new pathways for research. Researchers at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai have achieved a major breakthrough in Alzheimer's disease research. Their study identifies a promising method that could potentially slow or even stop the p

The Ultimate Killer: Pollution Deadlier Than War, Terrorism, and Major DiseasesManmade pollutants and climate change contribute to millions of deaths from cardiovascular disease each year, warn a coalition of leading scientists. A new series published today (June 3) in the Journal of the American College of Cardiology highlights how pollution, in all its forms, is a greater

This Star Wars-Like Tech Can Make 500L Of Water From Air In Just 24 HoursEntrepreneurs worldwide are inspired by the legendary Star Wars saga to create technologies capable of extracting pure water from the atmosphere, even

Chilling Forecast: Jellyfish Set To Dominate Arctic Waters by 2050New AWI research reveals that jellyfish in the Arctic Ocean are benefiting from climate change and expanding further north. Climate change is exerting immense pressure on many marine organisms. However, jellyfish across the world's oceans may find an advantage in increasing water temperatures, part

Rethinking the sun's cycles: New physical model reinforces planetary hypothesisResearchers at the Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden-Rossendorf (HZDR) and the University of Latvia have posited the first comprehensive physical explanation for the sun's various activity cycles. It identifies vortex-shaped currents on the sun, known as Rossby waves, as mediators between the tidal influences of Venus, Earth as well as Jupiter and the sun's magnetic activity.

Climate Crisis: Brazil’s Cerrado Suffers Worst Drought in 700 YearsA study from the University of São Paulo indicates the Cerrado is experiencing its most severe drought in centuries due to rising temperatures and disrupted rainfall patterns, confirmed through geological and weather data analysis. Researchers at the University of São Paulo have discovered that C

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