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On the trail of the solar wind drive

The semicircular dark area is a coronal hole in the sun. © ESA/olar Orbiter/EUI; Science, Chitta et al. ...
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Health & Medicine

Ecstasy active ingredient supports PTSD therapy

The active ingredient MDMA is found in drugs such as ecstasy, but can also help treat post-traumatic stress disorder. © Bacsica/ iStock ...
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Earth & Climate

How plant “smell” causes cloud formation

Trees release volatile substances that can form condensation nuclei for cloud formation. © ae-photos/iStock On the trail of the “seeds” of clouds: Researchers have gained...
Ashton Edwards -
Earth & Climate

Bumblebees are increasingly threatened

The Alpine bumblebee is already one of the rare bumblebee species. Their stocks continue to decline. © andy dauer/ iStock ...
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Health & Medicine

Is agave syrup healthier than white sugar?

Agave syrup is considered a healthy sweetener compared to white sugar. However, the impression that the syrup is a problem-free sugar substitute is...
Willy Lewis, M.D. -
History & Archaeology

1,500-year-old gold treasure discovered in Norway

This is what the gold chain might have looked like when it was intact around 1,500 years ago. © Theo Eli Gil Bell/Museum...
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Earth & Climate

Lots of potential for conservation gardening

This garden is decorated with native wild plants. © Christian Wirth A study shows that there are alternatives with ecological added value for petunia, begonias,...
Ashton Edwards -
Health & Medicine

Side stitch: causes and how you can prevent it

Almost everyone is familiar with side stitches, an unpleasant pain that often occurs during sports. You can find out where this comes from...
Willy Lewis, M.D. -
Earth & Climate

German Environmental Prize 2023 awarded

The timber construction pioneer Dagmar Fritz-Kramer (left) and the climate researcher Friederike Otto will receive the DBU German Environmental Prize in 2023. ©...
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Astronomy

A super-tight collision product?

Artist's impression of the enigmatic exoplanet TOI-1853b. © Luca Naponiello Denser than steel: Astronomers report a Neptune-sized exoplanet with a gigantic mass. It is about...
Ashton Edwards -
Earth & Climate

Photo worth seeing: A chessboard made of quantum dots

In today's computer technologies, several billion transistors are controlled by a few thousand electrical paths. This is not yet possible in the field of...
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Earth & Climate

Dreaded “aliens” landed in Europe

Europeans can now also have painful experiences with the rabid fire ants. © Jesse Rorabaugh Fortress Europe has fallen: One of the world's worst invasive...
Ashton Edwards -
Health & Medicine

Activated carbon: superfood or pointless trend?

Activated carbon has been found in all sorts of products for several years - from cosmetics to food. The activated carbon is supposed...
Willy Lewis, M.D. -
Earth & Climate

Did high-performance forests once grow in the Arctic?

Fossil leaf of a tree of the genus Cercidiphyllum. © State Museum of Natural History Stuttgart ...
Ashton Edwards -
Psychology & Sociology

Global migration patterns mapped

This map shows country-specific net migration: blue marks countries with an increase due to immigration, red marks countries with negative net migration. ©...
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Health & Medicine

A night without sleep: what happens in your body

Many important processes take place in the body during sleep. Not sleeping for one night can therefore already have an impact on your...
Willy Lewis, M.D. -
Earth & Climate

Long-legged dinosaur as a link to the birds

This is what the dinosaur Fujianvenator prodigiosus might have looked like around 150 million years ago. © Chuang Zhao ...
Ashton Edwards -
History & Archaeology

On the trail of stolen property belonging to Jewish refugees

Historical photo of the loading of a container with moving goods in the port of Hamburg. © Gustav Werbeck/HHLA photo archive, Speicherstadtmuseum Hamburg ...
Alan Cannon -
Health & Medicine

Embryonic human kidneys grown in pigs

Normal pig embryo (top) and the chimera embryo with the human kidney. The red fluorescence marks human cells. © Wang, Xie, Li,Li,...
Willy Lewis, M.D. -
Earth & Climate

Bursting bubbles increase ice melt

Glacial ice melts surprisingly quickly when it comes into contact with water. © Oregon State University ...
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