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International
How dandelions make decisions An international team of scientists has studied the biological processes in dandelions and discovered the mechanism by which they "make decisions", writes the journal "Nature Communications".…
Archeology
As it turned out, all this time the find was practically under the noses of the researchers - in the tomb of the pharaoh himself. Almost 100 years have passed…
News
Gravitational microlensing turns up black hole candidate, one of 200 million in the galaxy. When massive stars come to the end of their lives and explode in a supernova, they…
News
The Roman Space Observer Game is a retro 8-bit style video game to promote the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope. Credit: GMG World Media/NALA Comm Development Team Despite their…
Archeology
Orthodox activist Oksana Ivanova from Yekaterinburg is collecting signatures against the initiative of the city authorities to make the ancient Shigir idol a symbol of the city, reports ura.news. The…
Environment
On Earth, there are many species that consist of only females that breed without the participation of males. It is generally believed that this method of reproduction inevitably leads to…
Culture
Graphology - character by handwriting Graphologists study people's handwriting, revealing the relationship between their writing style and character. It is believed that handwriting can be used to make a psychological…
Health
Relationships make us better - a proven fact. But did you know that romantic connections affect us more than we usually think? We talk about scientific facts that will make…
Council of Europe
Instead of being thrown away, the many other trolleys are good enough to be renovated - with Bulgarian expertise, said Prof. Daria Vladikova The prototype of a trolleybus, which…
Archeology
Giraffes were not always long-necked, but always preferred head-to-toe positions. Giraffes did not always have long necks, but they always preferred to hit their heads to maintain their position. Evidence…
