The silent Epidemic: How a Sedentary Lifestyle is Harming Your Digestive Health In a world increasingly dominated by technology, the sedentary lifestyle has become a silent epidemic. Much like the dystopian future depicted in Wall-E, where humanity floats through life in automated chairs, our modern habits are taking a toll on our bodies—especially our digestive … Read more
New Moon Age Estimate Challenges Solar System Formation Theories Table of Contents New Moon Age Estimate Challenges Solar System Formation Theories A Chaotic Orbital Dance Rethinking Planetary Formation: A New Theory on Early Solar System Evolution Moonlight sonata: Moon’s Age and Formation Revisited Recent research using celestial mechanics has substantially altered our understanding of the … Read more
I cannot fulfill this request. The provided text is a fragment of HTML code, seemingly from a news website, but it lacks the actual article content. To create a rewritten article as requested, I need the article’s text content, not just it’s image and HTML structure. Dutch Scientists Achieve Breakthrough in Quantum Computing Table of … Read more
Could Depression Be a Root Cause of Period Pain? New research suggests a surprising link between depression and menstrual cramps, indicating that mental health might play a bigger role in women’s health than previously thought. A groundbreaking study, conducted by researchers from the UK and China, used advanced genetic analysis techniques to explore the relationship … Read more
The explosion of retractions, or withdrawals, of scientific articles is a growing reality in Swiss research, with 304 cases recorded since the 1990s, the majority dating back to recent years. For experts, this increase reflects increased rigor more than a lack of reliability. Some cases are nevertheless worrying. External content This external content cannot be … Read more
Research team from Malang State University (UM) has conducted ground-breaking research into the potential of soursop seeds as a natural alternative for the treatment of malaria. This research was conducted by students medical school Biotechnology students Anindya Zerlina Tsaqif, Khodijah, and Ryuzen, under the guidance of Dr. Kiky Martha Ariesaka, M. Biomed, and Moh. Mirza … Read more
Purified lips With RTL News·47 minutes ago·Modified: 1 minute ago © ANP (archive photo) RTL Why do we kiss people? Researchers at the University of Warwick in Britain now think they may have an answer: our kissing may be related to the flea behavior of great apes, our ancestors. The researchers published a new study … Read more
Jakarta – Thylacine (Thylacinus cynocephalus) is a carnivorous marsupial mammal that once lived in Australia, Tasmania, and Papua New Guinea. This animal became extinct about a hundred years ago. With advances in science and technology, scientists are now trying to bring the Tasmanian tiger back to life through advances in genome sequencing. This process is … Read more
Jakarta – A strange part of the Earth’s bowels was recently identified by scientists from the University of Maryland, United States. This piece is an ancient oceanic plate from the Age of Dinosaurs that is hidden deep inside the Earth. Through research published in the journal Science Advances, University of Maryland geologist Jinchuan Wang made … Read more
It all started in the 1990s, when the US space agency NASA satellites built to detect high-energy particles coming from supernova stars (and beyond) detected bursts of high-energy gamma radiation coming from Earth. Researchers soon realized that these radioactive particles came from thunderstorms, but the frequency of this phenomenon was still a mystery. So far. … Read more