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Saturn’s moon Mimas also appears to have a subterranean ocean

And that means there may be many more habitable worlds in our galaxy than previously thought. Until now, Saturn's small moon Mimas was thought...

This unique jump may be insect larvae’s best kept secret

Scientists discover a uniquely jumping larva - only to encounter tentative evidence that the strange jump may affect a wide variety of species. We...

Scientists successfully transplant two pig kidneys into a human

The kidneys filtered blood, produced urine, and were not immediately rejected. A breakthrough. Researchers have succeeded in transplanting two genetically modified pig kidneys...

Trace of medieval wine culture

Two oak beams bear witness to a tree press from the 14th century. (Image: State Office for the Preservation of Monuments in the...

Xenotransplantation of pig kidneys

Pig kidney in transplantation. (Image: Jeff Myers/ University of Alabama) Given the shortage of human donor organs, scientists are exploring ways to transplant organs...

Post-truth tendencies since 1980

A change from rational to intuitive language can also be seen in books. (Image: demaerre/ iStock) "We conclude" or "I believe"? In the...

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The richly decorated highland sunbird and other related species in East Africa have been singing the same songs for hundreds of thousands of years......

Giant iceberg dumps 152 billion tons of fresh water off island

And that can have far-reaching consequences… Remember Iceberg A-68? This iceberg broke off the Larsen C Ice Shelf in July 2017 and embarked...

Space research benefits agriculture

A method of converting waste into fertilizer, originally developed for growing crops in space, may also benefit terrestrial agriculture. Source: DLR

Thin ice: How warming is changing lakes

Ice from a wintry lake. (Image: Stella Berger) Our winters are becoming milder and, as a result, many lakes freeze over less and less...

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