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Not changing your clothes can alter your room’s ozone chemistry

A new study has found that wearing the same unwashed clothes for three days can boost ozone-generated chemicals in the air by about 25%

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Billions of years ago, a rock crack exuding heat could have brought different biomolecules together to kickstart protein synthesis

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Drought plunges Poland's longest river to record low

Poland's longest river, the Vistula, on Friday hit a record-low water level in Warsaw, as the country faces an unprecedented drought, the national weather agency said. Its level at one measuring station fell to 18 centimetres (7 inches) ...more

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Axiom-4 space mission: India’s Shubhanshu Shukla studies bone health, radiation exposure on ISS

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Axiom-4 mission: Shubhanshu Shukla studies bone health, radiation exposure on ISS

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Space burial goes wrong: Capsule with remains of 166 people and cannabis seeds crashes into Pacific ocean

A space burial mission by Celestis, in collaboration with The Exploration Company (TEC), faced a setback when its capsule, carrying the ashes of 166 individuals and cannabis seeds, crashed into the Pacific Ocean. Launched on June 23, 20 ...more

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High-quality diet may have led to bigger human brain: CSIR-CCMB-led international study reveals genetic link between diet and brain size

An international study involving scientists from the United States and China, has uncovered the genetic mechanisms linking diet quality and brain size in primates; it reveals that the quality of food primates eat influences not just their energy levels but also the way their brains evolve at the genetic level

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