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OMG science

The notion of parallel Universes captivates our imagination, suggesting a realm where different outcomes of decisions could lead to better realities than our own.

The link between Earth's magnetic field and atmospheric oxygen levels reveals fundamental trends in life’s evolution, highlighting its importance in finding extraterrestrial life.

The communities of bacteria, archaea, viruses, and fungi in our digestive tracts have a huge impact on our overall health, influencing digestion and nutrient absorption.

This firework is a life-size teen-ager made of cardboard, holding a beer can in one hand and a cherry bomb in the other, showcasing a wild and reckless perspective on teen culture.

"They're small brown moths with arrow-like markings on the wings. They're pretty nondescript. But these insects undertake an epic migration twice in their lifetime."

I wanna [beep] him, that's what we're all thinking. Yeah! said an audience member, as Stewart highlighted Gountas's lookalike qualities.

Imagine you're a diver in the army and your last name is gills! That’s a humorous coincidence that gets everyone laughing.

But hidden in this sordid testimony lies a darker story that connects American gas stations to the African savanna, where rhinos are being slaughtered at an alarming rate.

Insects are essential to the health of our planet, and their loss threatens animals, plants, and entire ecosystems, emphasizing the urgency of coexistence.

Bennett and his colleagues radiocarbon-dated seeds from sediment layers to establish that ancient footprints in New Mexico were made after 23,000 years ago.

The worms are generally not dangerous to humans, although their skin contains a toxin called tetrodotoxin that can cause a rash if they are touched.

If you go outside, you are actually performing a public service by wearing shorts, which helps others reconnect with their own sense of mortality.

"The question is how cells sense mechanical force and how they translate that force into signals to tell them what to do, which has not previously been clear."

In a culmination of more than a year of meticulous research, the chapter came to a groundbreaking conclusion—confirming an international scientific consensus that humans were having a discernible impact on the climate.

A few minutes into the flight, the rocket's exhaust interacted with the atmosphere, creating a visible cloud of condensed water vapor.

"Under metabolic stress conditions, enzymes can be affected to produce a more harmful state than what was initially there... you can bring them to a different state that is less dysfunctional."

The study found that oleic acid, a monounsaturated fat associated with obesity, causes the body to make more fat cells, suggesting it may drive obesity.

Carl Sagan emphasized the importance of science communication, challenging audiences to think critically about existence and the concept of God in the vast universe.

"This offers a powerful tool to selectively affect dynamic properties at each individual condensate," says Rick Young, a biologist at the Whitehead Institute for Biomedical Research in Cambridge, Massachusetts.

In fact, Selena Gomez just posted a photo of herself wearing a SpongeBob SquarePants pimple patch from Starface. If that doesn't count as proof, I don't know what does.

Hundreds of engaged children enjoyed a vibrant day at Gallions Reach, captivated by performances that included balloon modelling, custard pie throwing, and playful puppet antics.

Showrunner Russell T Davies gives future-tense humans machine guns and impossible odds, making the relentless Daleks more terrifying than they'd ever been in the various seasons of Doctor Who.

Minerals are crucial for progression in The Alters, requiring careful navigation past Anomalies and specific equipment to successfully mine them.

"In a way, we're reading the mind through the nose," says neurobiologist and study co-author Noam Sobel, referring to how breathing patterns could indicate physical or mental states.

UFO researcher Jaime Maussan described the metallic sphere spotted in Colombia as 'likely not from here', suggesting it may involve advanced technology beyond current human capabilities.

"Every single thing unfolded just exactly as I just dreamt it. Not even just slightly, it was the same thing, and I just re-lived it twice."

The odd structure was spotted on Google Maps at the coordinates 28°8'45.15'N 6°48'20.85'E.

To develop more effective human-animal chimaeras, researchers successfully injected human cells into pregnant mice's amniotic fluid, yielding baby mice with human cells in vital organs.

Primes are whole numbers greater than 1, only divisible by 1 and themselves, with the largest known prime being 41,024,320 digits long, demonstrating complexity in identification.

'The water wouldn't stay in the glass. It would be floating,' one user claimed.

With existing technology, there's no way to reduce the size of the clot. They rely on deforming and rupturing the clot to remove it.

Crafted meticulously from 1,165 LEGO bricks, this build by teljesnegyzet captures every bit of Kim's swagger in a statue standing 21 inches tall. That fiery orange hair, constructed from carefully layered wedge plates, is practically a sculpture on its own.