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Europe finally refused to cooperate with Russia on the ExoMars mission

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The European Space Agency (ESA) has decided to permanently end cooperation with Roscosmos on the second part of the ExoMars project, which involved sending a Russian landing platform and a European rover to Mars,...
Health

Link between hunger and anger confirmed

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Psychologists have confirmed the link between hunger and negative emotions. An experiment involving 64 volunteers who lived normal lives and filled out a questionnaire with questions about well-being five times a day showed that...
International

A large amount of alcohol in the center of the Milky Way found

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According to scientists, the discovery will help us better understand how stars are formed A team from the Max Planck Institute for Radio Astronomy in Germany discovered a cloud of propanol alcohol molecules located at...
News

NASA’s Mars Perseverance Rover: Sometimes Things Get Complicated

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NASA's Mars Perseverance rover has a big job on its hands. One of its main objectives is to search for evidence of past Martian life.
News

Turning Harmless Cells Into Ruthless Tumor and Virus Killers

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The study authors hope to use their discovery to one day develop new cellular therapies. Processes in the human body transform harmless immune cells into ruthless killers According to a recent study, the human body has...
News

BBQ Cooking: Does Grilling Cause Cancer?

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What are the health ramifications, especially related to cancer, of BBQ grilling meat over an open flame? Barbecue is sometimes promoted as a healthier style of cooking. When compared to cooking methods like frying which...
International

Acoustic levitation developed

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Researchers have devised a new and improved way to levitate objects using only sound waves. The invention can lead to the emergence of a new generation of holograms. Scientists have managed to levitate individual polystyrene...
International

The American spacecraft Cygnus has finally done what only the Russian Soyuz could before: it successfully corrected the orbit of the ISS

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The last attempt failed, but this time it worked. The American spacecraft Cygnus yesterday for the first time fully and successfully performed an operation to correct the orbit of the International Space Station. This was...
America

The remains of a baby mammoth were found

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A gold prospector in the Klondike came across a rare find - an extremely well-preserved newborn mammoth, MediaPortal reported on June 25. The remains of the mammal have remained in the frozen soil of the...
Archeology

Napoleon’s soldiers fertilized the fields of Britain

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A Scottish archaeologist has proposed his hypothesis to explain the extremely small number of human remains on the battlefield of Waterloo. Duke of Wellington at the Battle of Waterloo. Painting by Robert Alexander Hillingford, second...
Archeology

Archaeologists have discovered a 1300-year-old medieval ship

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In the south of France, archaeologists have discovered a sunken 1300-year-old ship. It is reported by NBC News. Partial remains of an "extremely rare" vessel, 12 meters long, radiocarbon dated to between 680 and 720 BC....
ENTERTAINMENT

Tourists will be transported to resorts on helium airships instead of planes

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A British company has signed a contract to supply a Spanish airline with helium-powered airships. In the future, these airships will carry tourists to resorts in Spain instead of planes, although the ship was...
Health

Social isolation changes the structure of our brain

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According to neurologists, the human brain has evolved mainly due to social connections Social isolation changes the structure of our brains, according to a study published in the renowned journal Neurology. Changes in cognitive abilities...
Food

Scientists have found – light beer is very useful for intestinal microflora

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Light beer, like wine, is very useful for improving the intestinal microflora, if we are talking about moderate consumption of the drink, equal to one bottle of beer. This was stated by American scientists,...
Archeology

Unique finds in the ruins of Sanxingdui in China stunned archaeologists

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Archaeologists have made startling discoveries at the famous Sanxingdui ruins in southwest China's Sichuan province. It is reported by the Xinhua News Agency. A treasury of exquisite bronze, gold and jade items has been unearthed...
Food

Over 1,000 species of insect DNA found in tea bags

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German biologists have shown that traces of hundreds of species of insects that were once in contact with the plant can be found in one single tea bag, reports Naked Science. Insects are not part...
International

Ukraine for the first time took part in the meeting of the European Polar Council for Arctic and Antarctic Research

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The meeting was held in the city of Bologna (Italy) and was dedicated to the foundations of the new ENP strategy for 2022-2027. Ukraine for the first time joined the meeting of the European Polar...
News

NASA’s Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter Spots Mystery Rocket Impact Site on Moon

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Artist’s animation of a rocket booster crashing into the moon. Astronomers discovered a rocket body heading toward a lunar collision late last year. Impact occurred on March 4, 2022, with NASA’s Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (LRO)...
Defense

U.S. runs out of stock of Russian RD-181 rocket engines used on Antares missiles

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Flights of the American cargo ships Cygnus to the ISS may be interrupted for an indefinite period due to the US running out of stocks of Russian RD-181 rocket engines. These engines are used...
News

Scientists Find the Genetic Origin of Our Senses

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University of Innsbruck researchers have identified the genetic origin of our senses Researchers from the University of Innsbruck have determined the genetic origin of our senses. The findings reveal that vertebrate cranial Sensory Ganglia arise...
News

NASA’s OSIRIS-REx Spacecraft Observes Asteroid Bennu’s Boulder “Body Armor”

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Asteroid Bennu’s remarkable terrain. Credit: NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center Asteroid Bennu’s boulder-covered surface gives it protection against small meteoroid impacts, according to observations of craters by NASA’s OSIRIS-REx (Origins, Spectral Interpretation, Resource Identification, Security-Regolith...
Health

The grim story of eugenics: What does it show?

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Learn more about the troubling theory of human improvement The term "eugenics" refers to a set of beliefs and practices that aim to improve the perceived genetic quality of the human population. Although most often associated...
Europe

The Havana Effect: Why there will be a second-hand car boom in the EU after 2035

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On the basis of a decision of the European Parliament from 2035 on the territory of the EU will stop the sale of cars with internal combustion engines. Their place will be taken by...
Archeology

Terrifying archaeological find discovered in Northern Israel

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Archaeological excavations at an ancient cemetery in Beit Shearim in the north of the country have unearthed an unusual tomb with a threatening warning written in Greek. The Israel Antiquities Authority, in collaboration with the...
Economy

Robot barmaid Dunyasha, a pack of soda in space… Who welcomes SPIEF 2022 guests at stands

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The attention of the guests of the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum (SPIEF) was attracted by the robot barmaid Dunyasha, the revived pack of soda and melancholy narwhals, reports medialeaks.ru. At the booths, visitors...
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