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Are There Non-Swimming Fish?
In the azure depths of our vast oceans, rivers, and lakes, millions of fish glide, dart, and swim with a grace and ease that leaves us land-dwellers in awe. Their…
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Left-handedness Linked to Specific Genes Identified by Scientists
A new study reveals the genetic basis of left-handedness and suggests a link between brain structure, verbal skills, and potentially,…
Left-handedness, More than a quirky trait
Left-handedness, affecting 10-15% globally, is influenced by genetics, brain structure, and culture. Research suggests potential benefits for creativity and calls…
Total Solar Eclipse to Darken Skies Across North America on April 8
North America will witness a total solar eclipse on April 8th, 2024. The rare event offers stunning views and lasts…
What the 2024 Solar Eclipse Can Teach Us and How We Can Take Part to Better Understand Our Planet
The 2024 solar eclipse offers a unique opportunity to study the sun's impact on Earth's atmosphere, ionosphere, and the sun…
Rare “Devil’s Comet” Makes a 71-Year Return, Offering Skywatchers a Celestial Spectacle
Comet 12P/Pons-Brooks, nicknamed the "Devil's Comet," returns after 71 years. Visible in the coming weeks, the comet offers a rare…
Nova Outburst from T Coronae Borealis Expected to Light Up Night Sky
T Coronae Borealis, a binary star system, is expected to undergo a nova outburst between February and September 2024, becoming…
Over 100 New Species Discovered in New Zealand’s Bounty Trough
Scientists discover over 100 new marine species including fish, mollusks and corals in largely unexplored Bounty Trough off New Zealand.
Ghostly Hand in the Cosmos: NASA X-Ray Telescopes Reveals Secrets of a Dying Star’s Nebula
When we look up at the night sky, we often marvel at the celestial tapestry woven above us. But some…