Is There Life on Venus? New Evidence Emerges
New evidence strengthens the claim that phosphine exists in Venus’ clouds, suggesting potential signs of life.
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New evidence strengthens the claim that phosphine exists in Venus’ clouds, suggesting potential signs of life.
China is set to start constructing the world’s first thorium molten salt reactor power station in the Gobi Desert next year.
Rehabilitation robots have been steadily advancing since their introduction in the 1990s, promising aid in regaining function following injury. But do they actually deliver results? A recent meta-analysis examines the evidence.
Researchers have discovered a surprising new source of oxygen at the bottom of the Pacific Ocean, challenging previous assumptions about oxygen production.
Students see teachers as key to developing critical thinking. A recent study in the UK revealed that students consider teachers as the main influencers in the development of their reasoning, decision-making, and critical thinking skills.
Scientists have uncovered a surprising discovery about breast cancer cells, revealing that some of them masquerade as ‘super fit’.
Scientists have made significant progress towards creating element 120, the heaviest element ever.
AI companions: boon or bane? Research shows their effectiveness in counselling and potential for romantic relationships. However, concerns arise about dependence, lack of human interaction, and potential exploitation.
Taking psilocybin, the compound found in magic mushrooms, can temporarily reset brain networks controlling time and self-perception.