Your body never clocks out. Kinesins, those microscopic proteins inside you, keep the whole operation running around the clock, no breaks, no days off. That's the case for cutting yourself some slack, since your own…
Kinesins keeping your body running 24/7
A microsurgery robot stitching a corn kernel shows millimeter-level precision
microsurgery robot stitches corn kernel
Three supermassive black holes are colliding in an extremely rare event that shakes space-time
This is a simulated view of a large tsunami from space. It shows how the wave’s size and movement across the ocean could look from orbit. It was made with AI for educational purposes.
AI tsunami simulation from space
New quantum research indicates time doesn't progress in a straight line. The study suggests time folds upon itself, meaning current actions may be altering past events. This finding is presented as a revelation regarding…
New neural pathways lack insulation which is why change feels difficult | repetition increases the speed of neural signals over time | real change requires weeks and months of repetition rather than occurring overnight |…
neuron axon myelin sheath dendrites
Sitting for years stiffens the heart | that's what prolonged inactivity does to the muscle. Two years of physical activity can reverse up to two decades of cardiac aging, and exercise restores flexibility to the organ.…
Two years of exercise reverse cardiac aging
A 44-year-old French civil servant maintained an almost normal life despite having nearly 90% of his brain mass missing. The discovery is presented as a breaking news item regarding this specific medical anomaly.…
An Oxford Biologist reckons octopuses would run the next civilization if we ever go extinct
Boston Dynamics just introduced a four-fingered robotic hand for the Atlas humanoid robot. This new setup features 13 degrees of freedom and tactile sensors to detect pressure during operations. Demonstrations showed…
Boston Dynamics Atlas four-fingered hand
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What Mouth
Every 16 days mysterious radio signals arrive from an unknown object sitting 470 million light-years away. The transmission pattern is consistent but the source remains unidentified.
Scientists are studying how noise generated by human activities affects the hearing of marine mammals, with seals and sea lions from an Australian zoo participating in hearing tests to help answer that question. The work…
Australian zoo seal hearing study
CERN detected a tetraquark existing in two distinct locations simultaneously
Research points to a possible link between sudden shifts in Earth's magnetic field and human experiences of tinnitus or brain fog. The findings suggest these abrupt changes might influence those specific symptoms without…
