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Imagine finding out your entire galaxy lives in the universe’s version of a quiet, empty neighborhood. That’s what’s about to happen. For years, scientists have been stuck on a frustrating problem: the universe seems to expand at one speed far away… and a completely different speed nearby.
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They say things improve with age, and it looks like that may be true. A new study finds that nearly half of seniors over the age of 65 show improvement in physical and cognitive function by changing their mindset. Age doesn't really matter Scientists may be able to
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If you were ever a kid who got told to turn down or turn off your music by your parents, you're about to get the ultimate vindication. A new study has shown that music can help fight against memory loss and dementia. Listening to music regularly could be
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AI was supposed to take work off our plates. You ask a bot to write something, another one to summarize it, another one to turn it into slides, and maybe a fourth to automate the workflow. Productivity unlocked, right? Well… maybe not. A new study suggests that constantly juggling AI
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What if charging your EV became a once-a-week thing? That is the promise behind a new electric vehicle battery unveiled by Chinese researchers this week. According to the scientists, the battery could power a car more than 1,000 kilometers (620 miles) on a single charge. If that number holds
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Ever notice how a simple notification can completely break your focus? You could be working and locked in. Things are going great. Until your phone buzzes or a little pop-up slides onto the screen. And just like that, your attention is gone. It turns out that might not be a
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Getting older has always been treated like gravity: inevitable, unavoidable, and very much not negotiable. But a Harvard scientist says that assumption might not last much longer. Professor David Sinclair, a genetics researcher at Harvard Medical School, believes scientists are getting close to something that sounds straight out of sci-fi:
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Imagine watching a robot walk onto a stage, and your first thought is, “Wait, is that actually a person?” That’s basically what happened when China's Xpeng unveiled its new humanoid robot, IRON. It looked so lifelike and moved so fluidly that it took the company literally cutting