The ocean currents of the Atlantic Southern Reversal Circulation (AMOC) are vital for transporting heat from the tropics to the Northern Hemisphere, but new research suggests that climate change could knock AMOC …
Read More »Scientists discover ‘ingredients for life’ in 3.5 billion-year-old rocks in Australia
Researchers have discovered organic molecules trapped in incredibly ancient rock formations in Australia, revealing what they say is the first detailed evidence of early chemical ingredients that could have propped up Earth’s …
Read More »Do not suffer in the cold? Turns out there is a genetic mutation for that
Most of us who live on planet Earth have to overcome a certain amount of cold weather for at least part of the year, and new research has identified a specific genetic …
Read More »Scientists found a way to communicate with people who are asleep and dreaming
Scientists have identified a new phenomenon that they describe as “interactive dreaming,” where people who experience deep sleep and lucid dreams are able to follow directions, answer simple yes or no questions, …
Read More »Study: British variants dabbling in the US every day
According to a study released on the MedRixive server on Sunday, British coronavirus strain is doubling every 10 days in the US. Researchers speculate that the British version is likely to cause …
Read More »Moon can be water thanks to ‘wind’ from Earth’s magnetosphere
Water proofs or microscopic snow-globe-like glass beads in the shadow of craters have recently revealed the surface of the moon more than we ever thought possible. Just where this veneer of ice …
Read More »Astronomers discover surprisingly large galactic birthplace in early universe
In the dawn of the universe, astronomers have found a stack at cosmic proportions. At least 21 galaxies forming stars at a tremendous rate, merging together in the early stages of the …
Read More »In the first-of-its-kind discovery, scientists have confirmed that the bacteria have a 24-hour body clock
In a first-of-its-kind discovery, scientists have found that a species of non-photosynthetic bacteria is regulated by a single circadian rhythm that dominates so many other life-forms. In humans, our circadian rhythms act …
Read More »People without COVID symptoms are responsible for 50% of new infections, per study
Since the early days of the epidemic, researchers have found that people with COVID-19 can spread the disease before they develop symptoms and even if they never feel ill. A study published …
Read More »Brown fat studies link over 50,000 people with better health outcomes
A large new study has provided strong evidence that people who have brown fat in their body are less likely to have a health condition. “For the first time, it reveals a …
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