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Researchers studied methane cycling in the Arctic Ocean during a global warming event that occurred about 56 million years ago, called the Paleocene-Eocene Thermal Maximum. 👇
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Does the Arctic Ocean regulate or amplify global warming? – Sciworthy
Researchers found that interactions between methane gas and seawater affected greenhouse gas emissions from the Arctic Ocean during a past period of global warming.
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Over 20 million tons of polystyrene plastic are produced annually, yet only a small fraction is recycled worldwide. Researchers at the Dalian Institute of Chemical Physics recently used sulfur to break down this waste into useful chemicals.
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Upcycling polystyrene with sunlight and sulfur – Sciworthy
Researchers developed a rapid, solar-driven process that transforms waste polystyrene and excess sulfur into chemicals used in electronics.
https://sciworthy.com/upcycling-polystyrene-with-sunlight-and-sulfur/
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When continents split apart, magma from deep within the Earth travels upward through cracks to Earth’s surface, forming volcanoes. Researchers from the UK recently found that this happens on unexpectedly short timescales.
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Magma rapidly rises to Earth’s surface as Africa splits in two – Sciworthy
Researchers analyzed timescales preserved in crystal growth zones and found that magma beneath Ethiopia rises dozens of miles to the surface in just weeks to months.
https://sciworthy.com/magma-rapidly-rises-to-earths-surface-as-africa-splits-in-two/
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Star Wars depicts alien heroes fighting against evildoers and their planet-destroying superweapons “a long time ago in a galaxy far, far away.” But what do scientists really know about alien planets in distant galaxies beyond our own? 👇
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Searching for planets in a galaxy far away – Sciworthy
Researchers surveyed over 20,000 stars thought to come from a nearby galaxy and found that no more than 1% harbored close-orbiting, Jupiter-like planets.
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The 2023 El Niño event was the warmest on record... scientists now think they know why.
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Why the 2023 El Niño broke records – Sciworthy
Researchers found that the 2023 El Niño event was fueled primarily by heat stored in the ocean rather than in Pacific winds.
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Astronomers used data from the BRIght Target Explorer Constellation to monitor 85 stars thought to contain exceptionally high amounts of metals.
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What makes ‘chemically peculiar stars’ peculiar? – Sciworthy
Scientists used a network of satellites to measure the rotational characteristics of 85 stars previously thought to have unique chemistries.
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This Earth Day, we're celebrating science for a sustainable planet! Read about how scientists from Italy are developing custom microbial biofertilizers to help crops withstand drought and disease.
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Biofertilizers change plants’ natural microbes – Sciworthy
Scientists tested how mixtures of plant-growth-promoting bacteria affect sunflower plants' microbes for use in sustainable agriculture.
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Researchers from George Washington University examined how exposure to direct sunlight and experimentally increased temperatures affect the behavior of tree-dwelling tropical ants.
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Ants struggle to protect host plants under rising temperatures – Sciworthy
Scientists found that ants under heat stress were less active, which left their host acacia plants vulnerable to herbivores and other environmental threats.
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Researchers showed that how we teach genetics to biology students in the US can impact their beliefs and knowledge about race.
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A humane genomics curriculum to help curb racism – Sciworthy
Scientists developed a new genetics curriculum that emphasizes how environmental factors and social interactions contribute to differences among humans.
https://sciworthy.com/a-humane-genomics-curriculum-to-help-curb-racism/
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Researchers at the King Fahd University of Petroleum & Minerals demonstrated that a specialized zinc-based electrocatalyst could efficiently convert carbon dioxide into the liquid fuel formate.
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Turning carbon dioxide into fuel with nanostructures – Sciworthy
Scientists designed an electrocatalyst infused with bismuth metal that helps recycle carbon dioxide into formate.
https://sciworthy.com/turning-carbon-dioxide-into-fuel-with-nanostructures/
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Scientists in Japan and the USA created a database, called MLOmics, that compiles genetic and molecular data from more than 8,000 cancer patients and is specifically designed for machine learning applications.
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Building a ready-made cancer data library – Sciworthy
Researchers built a cancer database combining 4 types of molecular data across 32 cancer types to enable consistent use of machine learning in cancer research.
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Scientists have long proposed that cell membranes undergo a short-lived intermediate state when they merge, but none had previously been able to directly visualize it inside intact cells. Until now...
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How do cells merge? – Sciworthy
Researchers imaged previously unseen structures that help cell membranes merge without spilling their contents.
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Researchers at University College London modeled stars in the outer regions of the Milky Way and found that a long, tilted dark-matter cloud surrounds the galaxy.
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A halo of dark matter surrounding our Galaxy – Sciworthy
Researchers studied the motions of stars in the outer regions of the Milky Way Galaxy and found that the gravitational field of a long, tilted cloud of dark matter is pulling on them.
https://sciworthy.com/a-halo-of-dark-matter-surrounding-our-galaxy/
about 2 months ago
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Researchers from the University of Kentucky tested a new drug on mice that protected their mitochondria and helped them grow stronger after sepsis.
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New drug prevents long-term muscle weakness after sepsis – Sciworthy
Researchers showed that treating mice with a mitochondria-protecting drug during early sepsis can preserve their muscle strength over time.
https://sciworthy.com/new-drug-prevents-long-term-muscle-weakness-after-sepsis/
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Sunflowers + biochar + beneficial microbes = bioremediation of copper-contaminated soils! 🎉
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Scientists probe plant-based soil cleanup – Sciworthy
Researchers tested plant-based soil remediation and found that adding beneficial microbes to copper-contaminated soil improved growth.
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Researchers from Spain demonstrated that identifiable DNA fragments could persist in Martian lake sediments for over 100 million years. New article by
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Could we find DNA on Mars? – Sciworthy
Scientists identified microbes from rock samples exposed to radiation levels equivalent to 136 million years on the Martian surface.
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Scientists in Canada and the USA demonstrated that comparing patients' DNA sequences with the complete human genome can help them detect structural variants in cancer more accurately than the standard reference genome.
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A complete DNA map to better detect cancer-causing changes – Sciworthy
Researchers used a complete map of the human genome to better detect large DNA changes associated with cancer.
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Astronomers from Germany simulated the complex collection of material between stars, known as the multiphase interstellar medium 💫
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What lies between the stars? – Sciworthy
Astronomers found that regions of space with more heavy elements are cooler and form fewer stars than regions with less heavy elements.
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Machine learning can search for patterns in large genetic datasets to identify cancer, but its methods are difficult for clinicians to discern. Researchers recently used statistics to clarify how these models make breast cancer predictions.
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Explaining breast cancer predictions from machine learning – Sciworthy
Researchers applied statistical analyses to identify how machine learning models make breast cancer predictions.
https://sciworthy.com/explaining-breast-cancer-predictions-from-machine-learning/
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Researchers at Berkeley studied how neurons in mice’s brains fill in missing visual information, a process called "sensory inference."
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How the brain recognizes blocked objects – Sciworthy
Researchers conducted a series of experiments with mice to determine how their brains fill in missing visual information.
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Scientists affiliated with the SETI@home project identified 92 incoming radio signals that could potentially be from alien technology. The 4th in our series of articles for IAUS 404: Advancing the Search for Technosignatures!
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Has Earth received any radio signals from aliens? – Sciworthy
Scientists with the SETI@home project analyzed 14 years of radio wave data collected by the Arecibo Telescope and identified 92 signals that warrant further investigation.
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Where are all the aliens? One researcher argued that alien civilizations could be too technologically limited to make contact with humans. The 3rd in our series of articles for IAUS 404: Advancing the Search for Technosignatures!
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“Radical mundanity” could explain why we haven’t met aliens – Sciworthy
An astronomer recently argued that if aliens are similar to humans, they may face logistical limitations that prevent them from contacting Earth.
https://sciworthy.com/radical-mundanity-could-explain-why-we-havent-met-aliens/
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Astronomers calculated that extraterrestrials with modern human-level technology could detect radio signals from Earth from up to 100 trillion miles away. The second in our series of articles for IAUS 404: Advancing the Search for Technosignatures!
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Are aliens receiving radio signals from Earth? – Sciworthy
Scientists calculated the maximum distance at which extraterrestrials could detect radio signals from Earth.
https://sciworthy.com/are-aliens-receiving-radio-signals-from-earth/
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Scientists led by Sara Seager at MIT proposed the industrial gases nitrogen trifluoride (NF3) and sulfur hexafluoride (SF6) as ideal technosignatures to search for intelligent life on distant planets.
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These gases could signify intelligent life beyond Earth – Sciworthy
Astronomers proposed new industrial gases that could provide measurable signs of advanced technology on distant exoplanets.
https://sciworthy.com/these-gases-could-signify-intelligent-life-beyond-earth/
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Scientists used high-resolution data from JWST to discern the internal properties of distant star-forming galaxies.
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JWST reveals properties of dusty star-forming galaxies – Sciworthy
Astronomers used new JWST data to unravel the structures of 22 dusty star-forming galaxies that previous telescopes couldn’t see.
https://sciworthy.com/jwst-reveals-hidden-properties-of-dusty-star-forming-galaxies/
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Researchers from France demonstrated that one species of ants, Messor ibericus, can naturally produce offspring of another species, challenging scientists’ assumptions about reproductive biology.
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The European ant that clones another species – Sciworthy
European ant queens can lay eggs of a different species to mate with them and create a separate set of workers.
https://sciworthy.com/the-european-ant-that-clones-another-species/
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Researchers from China developed color-shifting carbon nanodots that detect spoiled food. When incorporated into food packaging, these sensors enable contactless real-time assessment of meat freshness using only UV light and a smartphone.
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New packaging can warn you when meat has spoiled – Sciworthy
Scientists designed color-changing carbon dot biosensors that can detect spoiled meat in sealed packages in real-time.
https://sciworthy.com/new-packaging-can-warn-you-when-meat-has-spoiled/
3 months ago
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Researchers from China and the US found a phylum of bacteria, CSP1-3, with genes for a streamlined metabolism and low-energy survival that are adapted to life in deep, nutrient-poor soils.
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Hidden bacteria dominate Earth’s deep soils – Sciworthy
Scientists showed that an understudied bacterium is widespread in deep soils worldwide and adapted to life with very little energy.
https://sciworthy.com/hidden-bacteria-dominate-earths-deep-soils/
3 months ago
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Researchers from Germany developed a new AI tool, MethylBERT, that can identify cancer DNA in data from any sequencing platform.
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Finding cancer cells in a cocktail of complex tissues – Sciworthy
Scientists used technology similar to ChatGPT to develop a tool that can differentiate between the DNA of cancer cells and healthy cells in a patient’s tissue samples.
https://sciworthy.com/finding-cancer-cells-in-a-cocktail-of-complex-tissues/
3 months ago
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Scientists have shown that adding easily digestible carbon to soils increases microbes’ appetite for other, more difficult-to-degrade stuff. But does the same hold for microbes in the deep sea?
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3 months ago
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Researchers from Harvard used CRISPR to fix faulty RNA, correcting protein mistakes that cause fatal diseases.
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Editing genes to fight prion disease – Sciworthy
Scientists used a newly developed gene-editing technique to create RNA strands that block the production of misfolded proteins.
https://sciworthy.com/could-gene-editing-cure-prion-diseases/
3 months ago
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Scientists from China have developed a new bamboo-based bioplastic using a scalable and sustainable manufacturing process.
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Unzipping bamboo to make better plastics – Sciworthy
Scientists developed a recyclable plastic from bamboo that is stronger and more biodegradable than conventional petroleum-based products.
https://sciworthy.com/unzipping-bamboo-to-make-better-plastics/
3 months ago
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What if you could get a flu vaccine without any needles? Researchers recently discovered a solution to this question in the form of dental floss.
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Dental floss delivers vaccines through the gums – Sciworthy
Scientists triggered a strong immune response in mice by using vaccine-coated dental floss to access their leaky gums.
https://sciworthy.com/can-vaccines-be-administered-with-dental-floss/
4 months ago
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Researchers from Australia have shown that atmospheric trace gases are crucial energy sources for cave-dwelling microbes, supporting a diverse microbial population.
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Gases power diverse microbial life in caves – Sciworthy
Researchers found that cave-dwelling microbes use atmospheric trace gases like methane and carbon monoxide as sources of energy and carbon.
https://sciworthy.com/gases-power-diverse-microbial-life-in-caves/
4 months ago
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Scientists at Columbia University designed a new method to fight cancerous tumors using a combination of bacteria and viruses.
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Bacteria join forces with viruses to fight cancer – Sciworthy
Researchers infected bacteria with cancer-fighting viruses to help treat cancer in mice.
https://sciworthy.com/bacteria-join-forces-with-viruses-to-fight-cancer/
4 months ago
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Scientists across 8 states in the Midwest compiled data on cornfield fertilization levels to test whether current economic guidelines restrict fertilizer use enough to protect the environment as well as profits.
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Is the most profitable fertilizer level also safe for the environment? – Sciworthy
Researchers in the Midwest measured how much nitrogen corn plants used versus how much remained in the soil for a range of fertilizer levels.
https://sciworthy.com/is-the-most-profitable-fertilizer-level-also-the-safest-for-the-environment/
4 months ago
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Scientists at Penn Medicine recently used the DNA-editing technology CRISPR to modify the genes of a baby with a fatal liver disease. After 2 rounds of treatment, they found that his liver function and metabolism were improving.
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Scientists test new life-saving customized gene therapy – Sciworthy
Researchers fixed an infant’s potentially fatal digestive issue using a gene-editing technique to help break down toxic ammonia in his liver.
https://sciworthy.com/scientists-test-new-life-saving-customized-gene-therapy/
4 months ago
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Could living fungus someday power our electronics, weave our textiles, or reinvent plastic as we know it? Researchers used fungal mixtures to develop self-stabilizing emulsifiers, tunable films, and fast-responding smart materials.
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Fungi could reshape the next generation of smart materials – Sciworthy
Scientists dispersed living fungal fibers into mixtures that can act as fast-responding smart materials in food, packaging, and electronics.
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4 months ago
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Researchers at the Gladstone Institute and UC-San Francisco showed that removing the protein APOE4 from the nerve cells of mice can reduce brain issues related to Alzheimer’s.
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Removing this gene improves Alzheimer's in mice – Sciworthy
Scientists deleted a gene linked to Alzheimer’s disease in mice, which reduced protein buildup and cognitive decline.
https://sciworthy.com/removing-this-gene-improves-alzheimers-in-mice/
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Scientists at the University of Houston studied a bacterium that enters a dormant state to survive sterilization procedures used in NASA cleanrooms!
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Spacecraft microbes “sleep” to survive sterilization – Sciworthy
A bacterium discovered in NASA’s spacecraft assembly facilities can enter a hibernation state that helps it survive sterilization.
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Genetic cancer therapy could provide veterinarians with a valuable new tool for directing treatment and improving the quality of life for canine patients!
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A better way to detect canine cancer – Sciworthy
Scientists developed new genetic protocols to detect different types of cancer in dogs from veterinary clinics.
https://sciworthy.com/a-better-way-to-detect-canine-cancer/
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Astronomers from Brazil and Argentina found that about half the near-Earth asteroids they studied were made of material similar to Earth, and many were rotating almost fast enough to break apart!
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Astronomers classify near-Earth asteroids – Sciworthy
A team of astronomers studied the sizes, rotational speeds, and chemical compositions of 39 asteroids orbiting the Sun near Earth.
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Researchers at Duke University have shown that polystyrene nanoplastics speed up the spread and aggregation of the brain protein Ɑ-synuclein in mice, triggering neurological symptoms such as tremors and slowed movement.
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Nanoplastics could promote Parkinson’s disease – Sciworthy
Scientists demonstrated that nanoplastics cause proteins associated with Parkinson's disease to accumulate in mice’s brains.
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Massive stars can collapse into black holes or explode into supernovae. But what characteristics determine which?
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The fate of massive rotating stars – Sciworthy
Researchers showed that massive stars at the end of their lives are more likely to collapse into black holes than to explode into supernovae.
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Researchers from France and the Netherlands demonstrated that the plant Bornmuellera emarginata can hyperaccumulate nickel with minimal stress, even in extremely high nickel concentrations.
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Metal-tolerant plants could change the future of mining – Sciworthy
Researchers found that some plant species store high amounts of nickel in their biomass, making them good candidates for “phytomining.”
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Chemists from Harvard have synthesized non-biochemical self-reproducing systems that could explain how early protocells functioned before life evolved.
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Artificial cells that reproduce without biology – Sciworthy
Researchers used simple molecules to create cell-like bubbles that grow and divide on their own, without the need for DNA or enzymes.
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5 months ago
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Astronomers think that two small objects flying towards Mars were once captured by its gravitational field, forming the moons Phobos and Deimos. This "gas-drag capture hypothesis" could explain why Mars' moons are made of different material!
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How did Mars get its moons? – Sciworthy
Astronomers found that as many as 1 in 50 large objects nearing Mars get captured in orbit, which may explain how it got its moons.
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