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on the hunt for the most mysterious worlds in the galaxy

[ad_1] The best known planets orbit around a star. These planets, including the Earth, benefit from the heat and light of the star. And it is the light emitted by these stars that allows us to see them. But there are also “invisible” planets, hidden from our gaze, floating, abandoned, …

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Oxidants can slow down cell aging

[ad_1] Oxidants, i.e. reactive oxygen species, can damage the cells of all organisms and are linked to aging. A study from Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden, has now indicated that low levels of oxidizing hydrogen peroxide can stimulate an enzyme that slows the aging of yeast cells. Despite neutralizing oxidants, …

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Scientists research “mind teleportation” using laser beams

[ad_1] Neuroscientists at University College London are studying the impact of memory on the brain’s “internal GPS system”. The UCL researchers conducted a study published in the journal Cell. As part of the study, the scientists used laser beams to “position cells” (a type of neuron) in mice. These cells …

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Fireball: Visitors from Darker Worlds

[ad_1] Fireball: Visitors from Darker Worlds | Movie review November 9, 2020 Rely on Werner Herzog to end 2020 by reminding us of the omnipresent possibility of our extinction due to a meteorite. In his latest documentary, Fireball: Visitors from Darker Worlds, everyone’s favorite deadpan German (sorry Henning Wehn) travels …

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