Exposure to blue light, which has shorter wavelengths than types of light, can damage our eyes over time. Blue light contributes to macular degeneration, which…
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A pill to cure the hangover may soon be available after clinical trails see success treating the condition. It is no secret that the world…
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A new report published in Nature has shed some light on the nature of the so-called “replicability crisis” in psychology and the social sciences. The study cataloged…
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Meiosis refers to the process by which a single diploid cell divides into 4 haploid cells, each genetically distinct from the parent cell. Meiosis is…
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The reticulated python is one of the strongest and longest snakes in the world. The snake coils around its prey and squeezes it to death,…
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Dinosaurs are a marvel that continuously fascinates us. They are remanents of a past long gone and a place that we can never truly see with…
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To understand the evolution and history of humans takes time and considerable resources. Among those resources are fossil records of ancient humans and other human-like…
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Microplastics (plastic particles smaller than <5 mm) are an ever-increasing problem around which discoveries of important and unpredicted consequences to society and nature are occurring…
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Space is one of humanity’s last frontier and a place we are eager to explore. As we prep many different missions to explore our solar…
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An electron configuration chart is a tabular representation of patterns in the electron configuration of elements as one goes down the periodic table of elements. An…
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Catfish eat a wide range of plants and animals but primarily eat insects, water beetles, small fish, plants, algae, crawfish, snails, and just about anything…
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