Researchers have shown that airborne diseases such as COVID-19 spread along a train car and have found that there is no “safer place” for passengers to minimize the risk of transmission. . We hope that this research will give people an idea of the types of risk of an airborne disease in public transport. …
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Pluto’s largest moon, Charon, captured by NASA’s New Horizons spacecraft on July 14, 2015 (Reuters) When NASA’s small New Horizons spacecraft traveled three billion miles to Pluto, it detected something very mysterious on Pluto’s moon Charon: a red “cap.” The data from the probe, powered by a Star Trek-style ionic unit, have been combined this …
The mysterious red “plug” on Pluto’s moon could be a “sticky organic waste” Read More »
Google announced today that Fitbit is introducing a new premium feature called “Sleep Profile,” which will provide users with a new longitudinal analysis of sleep patterns while facilitating the interpretation of sleep data. The new sleep profile feature will analyze sleep through 10 key metrics, including new data points such as consistency at bedtime, the …
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Pluto’s life partner Charon has a disarming red “cap”. Since New Horizons broke the moon’s oxide-stained north pole in its 2015 flyby, scientists have been reflecting on the planetary processes responsible for setting such a bold milestone. Scientists initially suspected that the iron-colored smear (called Mordor Macula) was methane captured from Pluto’s surface, its red …
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“FOR THE SONG. I’m not playing “: Dangerous Dave, the longtime Triple M announcer, has become a live kid this morning. Triple M announcer “Dangerous” Dave Williams was a scoundrel this morning, pausing the station’s ‘Rock’s Greatest Hits 600’ countdown and flatly refusing to play the next song. Dave was counting down the polls voted …
Don’t you like to lean back on a clear, dark night and watch the silver stars twinkle on you? We know in our brains that they are giant balls of burning gas, even though they look like fairy dust scattered across the sky. And the reason we know this is because of the science of …
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Scientists have finally revealed the genetic secrets of humanity’s most welcoming roommates: Demodex folliculorum, also known as the skin mite. Among other things, the findings confirm that these mites actually have anus, contrary to previous speculations. They also indicate that microscopic animals may not be as potentially harmful as is commonly thought, and that they …
Mites that live and reproduce on your face have anus, according to a genome study Read More »
Taiwan has shuffled planes to warn 29 Chinese planes in its Air Defense Identification Zone, including bombers that flew south of the island and the Pacific. Key points: The latest incursion is the largest since China blew up 30 planes in Taiwan’s air defense identification zone in May On Friday, China launched its third aircraft …
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Early childhood bronchitis has been found to increase the risk of developing lung disease in middle age, according to research from the University of Melbourne’s Allergy and Lung Health Unit. The researchers found that Australian children who had bronchitis at least once before the age of seven were more likely to have lung problems later …
Childhood bronchitis increases the risk of lung disease in adulthood Read More »