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The Sebring CitiCar Story - Salmon sperm facials - How long can human sperm survive? - Larry's comments - Bernie's Astro Observations June 2025 - Dietary supplement found to reduce aggression - Being Bored, Good For Your Brain - Link Connects Herpes to Alzheimer's - FDA's New COVID Vaccine Rules in The US - Infrared contact lenses to see in the dark - More Chinese Electric Vehicles In Europe Than Tesla - Tesla robot Video Demonstration - Ultra-thin Solar Panels Use Crystals To Gain efficiency - China Firm Unveils World’s First fast charging 1400A EV Battery - Superbug That Can Feed on Plastic Is Spreading in Hospitals - Metformin linked to lower death risk and potential anti-aging benefits - Trump's 'Beautiful Golden Dome' - 10 Household Items Created by Accident - World-First Study Reveals How Lightning Sparks Gamma-Rays - Weaverbirds' stunning nest creation - Could Asteroids Be Humanity's New Home? - Most Distant Galaxy Yet, 280 Million Years After...Big Bang? - Early Universe's Milky Way 'Twin' Looked Surprisingly Like Our Galaxy - The AI "Intelligence Explosion" - When the sea moves inland.
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Larry's Comments

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Common dietary supplement found to reduce aggression by 30%Fish oil supplements containing omega-3 have long been touted as good for heart health. A new study has found they also reduce aggression. Researchers say the safe, common supplements should be used everywhere from the playground to the prison system.

New Link Connects Herpes to Alzheimer's. Here's What We Know.A new study has found the herpes simplex virus type 1 (HSV-1), which causes cold sores, may be linked to the development of Alzheimer's disease.

Infrared contact lenses allow people to see in the dark, even with their eyes closedNeuroscientists and materials scientists have created contact lenses that enable infrared vision in both humans and mice by converting infrared light into visible light. Unlike infrared night vision goggles, the contact lenses, described in the journal Cell, do not require a power source—and they enable the wearer to perceive multiple infrared wavelengths. Because they're transparent, users can see both infrared and visible light simultaneously, though infrared vision was enhanced when participants had their eyes closed.

Tesla Posts Optimus’ Most Impressive Video Demonstration YetTesla has now revealed its most detailed video of Optimus, the company’s robot designed to imitate human actions. The robot is captured on camera cl

China Firm Unveils World’s First 1400A EV Battery - And It Can Go 93 Miles On A One Minute ChargeChinese battery maker SEVB has launched what it calls the world’s fastest-charging electric vehicle battery, the Star Chaser 2.0, capable of deliver

President Trump Unveils $175 Billion Plan For 'Golden Dome' Missile Defense SystemPresident Donald Trump has announced that the United States is developing a groundbreaking missile defense system known as the “Golden Dome&#822

Trump’s ‘Golden Dome’ plan has a major obstacle: PhysicsScientists suggest the missile defense plan will face big hurdles, especially given its projected timeline and cost.

Inside the world of weaverbirds' stunning nest creationWatch as weaverbirds build intricate nests along the Blue Nile to attract a mate.

JWST Detects Most Distant Galaxy Yet, 280 Million Years After Big BangThe JWST has done it again.

Salmon sperm facials: The science behind the anti-aging trendApparently, salmon sperm injections are the new big thing in anti-aging or rejuvenating facial treatments. Once the immediate visceral reaction to the treatment’s ingredients subsides, the obvious next question is: Is there any science behind the celebrity-backed treatment?

How long can human sperm survive?It's a myth that sperm die upon contact with oxygen. In fact, their resilience might surprise you.

Bernie's Astro for June

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Being Bored Could Actually Be Good For Your Brain, Scientists RevealWe have all experienced boredom – that feeling of waning interest or decreased mental stimulation.

Expert Explains FDA's New COVID Vaccine Rules in The USOn May 20, 2025, the Food and Drug Administration announced a new stance on who should receive the COVID-19 vaccine.

BYD Sells More Electric Vehicles In Europe Than Tesla For The Very First TimeFor the first time, Chinese automaker BYD has surpassed Tesla in monthly electric vehicle (EV) sales in Europe, marking a significant shift in the con

New Ultra-thin Solar Panels Use Crystals To Gain 1,000x EfficiencyScientists in Germany have unveiled a cutting-edge solar panel design that could redefine how we harness sunlight. Using a crystal-layering approach u

Superbug That Can Feed on Plastic Is Spreading in HospitalsA nasty superbug is spreading through hospitals and killing tons of people — and scientists have found what it feeds on.

Common diabetes drug associated with “exceptional longevity”Metformin, a drug used as a first-line treatment for type 2 diabetes, has been associated with a 30% lower risk of death, according to a new study. The research adds to the growing body of evidence suggesting that the common drug may possess anti-aging properties.

World-First Study Reveals How Lightning Sparks Gamma-Ray FlashesThe very moment two electrical currents slam together to form a lightning bolt has been captured, revealing for the first time the role this process plays in generating powerful gamma rays right here on Earth.

Early Universe's Milky Way 'Twin' Looked Surprisingly Like Our GalaxyThe mystery of galaxies in the early Universe just got even weirder.

When the sea moves inland: A global climate wake-up call from Bangladesh's DeltaAs sea levels climb and weather grows more extreme, coastal regions everywhere are facing a creeping threat: salt.

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