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NASA and India unveil the first images from the most powerful radar satellite ever built

NASA and India's ISRO released first images from NISAR, the most advanced Earth radar satellite, which will enhance monitoring of environmental changes. This matters as it provides critical data for tracking climate and geological shifts.

520-million-year-old fossil with brain and guts intact is called a "scientific miracle"

A 520-million-year-old fossil of Youti yuanshi, an early arthropod, has been discovered with intact soft tissues, providing insights into early animal evolution.

Plastics found inside vegetable tissues for the first time, raising new food safety concerns

A study reveals that nanoplastics can penetrate vegetable tissues, raising significant food safety and health concerns.

The Wallace Line: A Unique Ecological Divide

The Wallace Line is a significant ecological demarcation that separates the distinct animal species of Asia and Australia. Named after the British naturalist Alfred Russel Wallace, this invisible boundary highlights the drastic differences in...

Physicists Challenge the Reality of Time, Suggesting It May Be an Illusion

A group of physicists are proposing a controversial idea that time, as we understand it, might be an illusion. Their claims challenge the traditional notion of time as a fundamental aspect of reality, suggesting instead that it could be a...

Predicted Global Population Decline: Earth with Fewer People

The article discusses predictions of a decline in the global population and explores the potential impacts on society, the economy, and the environment. It emphasizes that while population decline may alleviate some environmental pressures, it...

Memory Storage Beyond the Brain: How Other Cells Retain Information

New research reveals that memory isn't solely confined to the brain. Other cells in the human body also have the ability to 'remember' past events, potentially impacting health and behavior.