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How the Venus flytrap snaps shut

The snapping of the Venus flytrap is one of the fastest movements in the plant kingdom. © Jeanne Bourdier, Corentin Mollier Plants...

Does the JUNO detector crack the neutrino puzzle?

View into the heart of the JUNO Neutrino Observatory shortly before commissioning in August 2025. © JUNO Collaboration The mass of neutrinos...

Photo worth seeing: Worms as drug factories

Researchers have been able to genetically modify hookworms like this one so that they can produce drugs and spread them throughout the...

Why sloths are so slow

The two-toed sloth does not waste valuable energy: its metabolism is extremely slow - as are its movements. © Berlin Zoo Sloths...

The pulse of the cities

The researchers derived the “Urban Pulse” from monthly satellite data on construction activity - here for the various districts of Dubai. © Zhe...

How environmentally friendly are insect farms really?

Mealworms and other insects are considered a more environmentally friendly alternative to meat from mammals or poultry. © ollo/ iStock Insects are...

Our black hole also creates a wind

This composite image shows the gas distribution around the Milky Way's central black hole. Orange are cool gases that can be seen using...

Photo worth seeing: New telescope on 5,600 meter high Chilean mountain opens window on the universe

This arises a good three decades after the original idea by researchers at the University of Cologne and Cornell University Fred Young...

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