Scientists know when humans and Neanderthals had sex and exchanged DNA

Corner down icon An icon in the shape of a corner pointing downwards. Humans have Neanderthal DNA as a result of interbreeding tens of thousands of years ago. Nikola Solic/Reuters Modern humans have a small amount of Neanderthal DNA, and those genes still influence our health. Scientists think they have figured out when the two … Read more

Siberia’s ‘Gateway to Hell’ is rapidly expanding in size, scientists discover

A crater in Siberia is expanding faster than expected due to climate change, scientists have discovered, saying it is now causing problems for the surrounding habitat. Known as the ‘Gateway to Hell’ and located in the icy Yana Highlands, the Batagaika slump currently covers about 200 hectares of land and can be seen in satellite … Read more

Breakthrough in cancer: scientists discover groundbreaking new type of T cells

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Researchers at the University of Houston, led by Navin Varadarajan, have discovered a new subset of T cells, called CD8-fit, that are associated with improved outcomes in T cell therapies for cancer. Using a combination of the TIMING method and single-cell RNA sequencing, the team identified a molecular signature in these T cells that correlates … Read more

Scientists discover Siberia’s ‘Gateway to Hell’ is rapidly expanding – it can be seen from SPACE

A 200-acre-wide, nearly 300-foot-deep pit in Siberia's Yana highlands known as the 'Batagaika crater' (above) is expanding faster than expected due to climate change

By Matthew Phelan Senior science reporter for Dailymail.Com Published: 9:17 PM EDT, June 6, 2024 | Updated: 9:17 PM EDT, June 6, 2024 A 200 hectare wide and almost 90 meter deep pit in Siberia’s Yana highlands known as the ‘Batagaika crater’ is expanding faster than expected due to climate change. The Batagaika Crater, also … Read more

Scientists discover and photograph new deep-sea species called ‘Barbie Pigs’

The Barbie pig is a newly discovered species of sea pig, a type of sea cucumber. (Photo: ©SMARTEX Project, NERC/smartexccz.org) On March 20, 2024, the last deep-sea expedition under the Seabed Mining and Resiliency Experimental Impact (SMARTEX) project was completed. The crew on the James Cook research vessel discovered several new species. One of the … Read more

Scientists create an AI chatbot that lets you talk to your future self

Scientists have created Future You that allows users to talk to themselves in the future The researchers found that talking to the AI ​​reduced the user’s anxiety Although scientists haven’t invented a time machine yet, there’s now a way you can get some much-needed advice from your older self. Experts from the Massachusetts Institute of … Read more

95% success rate: Scientists develop new, more effective and non-toxic way to kill termites

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UC Riverside scientists discovered a new termite control method that uses pinene to attract termites to insecticides, providing a non-toxic, cost-effective alternative to traditional fumigation. Credit: Dong-Hwan Choe/UCR UC Riverside scientists have introduced an effective and sustainable termite control strategy using pinene to attract termites to insecticide-treated areas, achieving greater than 95% effectiveness and reducing … Read more

Scientists have examined the heartbeat of the sun and found something extraordinary

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Scientists have investigated the heartbeat of the sunchuchart duangdaw – Getty Images “Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links.” Alternating groups of planets could be on the sun, creating an energy cycle. It seems that alternating groups of researchers are doing the same thing regarding the solar … Read more

Scientists discover Antarctica’s lost river 34 million years later

Scientists have discovered that a river comparable in size to the Rio Grande once dominated West Antarctica, offering a rare glimpse of the continent’s land covered in ice today. It is believed that the 900-mile-long waterway flowed about 44 to 34 million years ago, shortly before the continent’s immensely thick ice sheets began to build … Read more

Scientists have made a quantum leap into the fifth state of matter

“Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links.” The fifth state of matter—the Ultracold Bose-Einstein Condensate (BEC)—has been an invaluable asset in unlocking the secrets of quantum physics. Now scientists at Columbia University have created a molecular sodium cesium because Dipolar, which opens the door to dozens of … Read more