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Life

Megalodon may have been warm-blooded unlike most other sharks

Evidence is mounting that megalodon could have been warm-blooded, unlike most modern sharks, hinting at how it grew to be so big and also why it went extinct

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Neuronal network with electrical activity of neuron cells 3D rendering illustration. Neuroscience, neurology, nervous system and impulse, brain activity, microbiology concepts. Artist vision.

Mind

How does consciousness arise? A 25-year-old bet has now been decided

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Health

Eating at night could boost your muscles and help you run for longer

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Health

How new fetal therapies are treating genetic conditions in the womb

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An artist impression of the Euclid space telescope

Space

Euclid space telescope is about to launch to probe the dark cosmos

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Greg Rouse, Scripps Oceanography The Osedax body is visible inside the root of the tooth on the left and the piece emerging from the lower left is the gelatinous tube of the Osedax worm. The worm can retract inside when disturbed so we can see it properly in the picture.

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Zombie worms devour shark teeth that fall to the ocean floor

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Videograb from Seeing the World through Your Eyes. Computer vision technology can reconstruct a 3D image of a scene displayed in the reflection of a person?s eyeball. Jia-Bin Huang and colleagues at the University of Maryland, College Park developed a computer vision model which takes between 5 and 15 photographs from different angles of an individual?s face while they look at a scene, and reconstructs the scene from the reflection in their eyeball using computer vision, a branch of machine learning. https://world-from-eyes.github.io/

Technology

Eyeball reflections can reveal a 3D model of what you are looking at

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A map of Earth's gravity

Earth

There's a gravity 'hole' in the Indian Ocean and now we may know why

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The two parts of comet C/2018 F4

Space

Distant comet cracks into two halves after being heated by the sun

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Plumbing service. steel of a heating system in boiler room

Technology

Tentacle robot can bend through pipes and unscrew bolts

A soft, tubular robot can bend, twist, expand and contract when exposed to different intensities of light

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Health

Heart chambers 3D printed from live human cells can beat for months

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Environment

River Thames was pumped full of oxygen in 2022 to prevent fish deaths

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Life

Endangered butterflies are being sold for high prices on eBay

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Space

Odd gamma ray burst may be from a smash-up between two dead stars

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