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Damaged areas of the brain could explain confusion in dementia patients
Dementia researchers have found damage in the 'highly evolved' areas of the brain that usually help us to recognize new information.
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5 new technologies for the 2022 racing season
This year’s Formula One season has seen a host of changes, making racing more exciting than ever before and giving smaller teams a chance to compete with the big names.
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Oldest known vampyropod fossil found
A newly discovered fossil octopus with ten arms, which is approximately 330–323 million years old, is described in a paper published in Nature Communications.
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Working, studying during ‘off’ hours can hurt your motivation
Distance jobs, remote learning, and hybrid schedules, as results of pandemic, are much more common nowadays, but researchers suggest working or studying during “off” hours may be holding many backs from find the motivation necessary to succeed.
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Cell therapy may ‘reverse signs of aging’ throughout body in just 7 months
A new therapy could reverse the aging process by turning back the clock on cells to make them young again, according to a new study.
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What Happens When A Star Passes Too Close To A Black Hole?
Once every 100,000 years or so, an event will occur in a galaxy that results in a star being instantly destroyed by one of the universe's most powerful forces.
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An Asteroid Predicted to Hit Earth in 2023 Has Turned Out to Be Safe
Earlier this year, the discovery of a potentially hazardous asteroid took astronomers on a roller coaster ride.
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What happens when a nuclear power plant catches fire?
Ukraine has four nuclear power plants, housing a total of 15 reactors. As Russian forces invade, these will come under pressure, caused a building to catch fire.
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Four Ways the Pandemic Changed Our Values
The pandemic caused huge shifts in behavior around the world. People were no longer able to engage in day-to-day activities that brought meaning to their lives, like spending time with family and friends, socializing, working, and traveling.
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Agreeableness may be the key to success in life
To get ahead in life, the most successful person is a team player. New research reports having the personality trait agreeableness can improve your job performance and help you win in life.