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The history of letter writing

A letter says more than a text message and writing letters has a tradition that goes back thousands of years. © Studio Annika,...
Alan Cannon -
Psychology & Sociology

Louder languages ​​in warm regions

Volume comparison of “Hello” in a language from Nigeria (red) and the greeting in an indigenous language of northwest America. © Tine Pape,...
Emmaline Middleton -
Earth & Climate

Record-old mosquitoes cause surprise

Over 100 million years ago, this mosquito was caught by a drop of tree resin and turned into an amber fossil. © Dany...
Ashton Edwards -
History & Archaeology

Anglo-Saxon pagan temple discovered

Drone shot of the archaeological excavations, on the left the foundations of a temple, in the middle the former fortification moat of the royal...
Alan Cannon -
Health & Medicine

Blood test for the biological age of the organs

Our organs age at different rates. © Ekaterina Chizhevskaya/ iStock Our biological ages do not always match our chronological ones. Using machine learning, a research...
Willy Lewis, M.D. -
Earth & Climate

CO2 balance for 2023 shows new record high

CO2 emissions will again reach a new record level in 2023. © Edin/ iStock In keeping with the World Climate Conference in Dubai, the Global...
Ashton Edwards -
Earth & Climate

Mice recognize themselves in the mirror

Even mice can recognize themselves in the mirror. © Georgejason/ iStock The mirror test is considered a classic indicator of self-knowledge: Does an animal recognize...
Ashton Edwards -
Earth & Climate

Photo worth seeing: Cradle of stars in the center of the Milky Way

An image from the James Webb Space Telescope provides new insights into star formation in extreme environments in our galaxy. ...
Elijah Burt -
Earth & Climate

“Soil inoculation” can increase yields

Extensive field trials have demonstrated the potential of mycorrhizal fungal treatments in agriculture. © ryasick/iStock In some soils, plants need protective friends to thrive optimally:...
Ashton Edwards -
Psychology & Sociology

How the brain processes traumatic memories

Traumatic memories can weigh heavily on people: Illustration © Mount Sinai Health System Those who have been traumatized by an event often cannot control their...
Emmaline Middleton -
Earth & Climate

Winter cold and its impact on the environment: A look at different de-icing methods

Snow, ice and slippery conditions are a danger in winter. © Sjo, GettyImages In winter the nights become longer and temperatures often drop below freezing....
Ashton Edwards -
History & Archaeology

Egyptian art – unearthed in Scotland

This nearly 4,000-year-old sculpture is the highlight of the 18 Egyptian artifacts found in the ground next to Scotland's Melville House. © National...
Alan Cannon -
Earth & Climate

Penguins in microsleep

This chinstrap penguin on subantarctic King George's Island is taking a short nap. © Won Young Lee ...
Ashton Edwards -
Earth & Climate

Bull beetle is the insect of the year

Male bull beetles can be identified by their three horns. © Patrick Urban This time, the title of “Insect of the Year 2024” goes to...
Ashton Edwards -
History & Archaeology

Beaver hunting 400,000 years ago

Roar-tailed rodents were apparently targeted by Middle Pleistocene humans in what is now Germany. © Christopher Jones/iStock ...
Alan Cannon -
Astronomy

Black holes twist their jets

Detailed view of the spiral plasma structures in blazar 3C 279. © NASA/DOE/Fermi LAT Collaboration; VLBA/Jorstad et al.; RadioAstron/Fuentes et al ...
Ashton Edwards -
Earth & Climate

Photo worth seeing: Algae as a helper in the energy transition?

When we talk about the energy transition, one term is increasingly associated with it: rare earths. This refers to several metals such as neodymium,...
Elijah Burt -
Questions and Answers

Choosing the Perfect Venue: Finding the Ideal Setting for Your Celebration

Selecting the right venue for your upcoming celebration is a critical decision that can significantly impact the overall experience. Whether you're planning a birthday...
Ben Phillips -
Health & Medicine

New developments in dementia therapy

In dementia research, the primary aim is to ensure that those affected maintain their independence for as long as possible. © mykeyruna, GettyImages ...
Willy Lewis, M.D. -
Earth & Climate

Caviar is often of illegal origin

Sturgeons are often illegally poached. © WWF George Caracas /CC-by-sa 4.0 The high demand for caviar made from sturgeon eggs has pushed these fish to...
Ashton Edwards -
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