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You can love being a grandparent and still want a retirement of your own, even if that feels surprisingly difficult to say
Imagine the grandchildren have just gone home. The place is a mess, a half-built Lego…
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Global coffee drinkers leave behind roughly 18 million tonnes of wet grounds every year, and a Korean lab has now blasted them with 900°C plasma flames that pop the water into steam so violently the grounds turn to anthracite-grade fuel in 90 seconds.
A South Korean research team has shown that wet coffee grounds can be turned into…
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TikTok agrees to pay at least $100M in Alabama settlement | TheTrendyType
TikTok will pay Alabama at least $100 million in a settlement tied to allegations that…
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The human ear can register sound waves down to vibrations of the air itself, then handle noises roughly a trillion times more powerful without shutting down.
The faintest sound a young, healthy ear can detect moves the eardrum by less than…
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Preschoolers solve mental rotation puzzles using the same holistic strategy as adults, FIU eye-tracking research found
Three-year-olds tackling a mental rotation puzzle — choosing which of two small fire trucks matches…
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One of China’s most prominent AI labs, Moonshot AI, believes it can turn its popular…
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Fleming came back from the First World War focused on the problem of infection, and he spent the next decade studying the body’s antibacterial defences before noticing a mould-clear halo in September 1928
The familiar classroom version of penicillin begins with one lucky accident: Alexander Fleming returns from…
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Every patch of human skin the size of a pencil eraser carries roughly a million bacteria, and NASA now warns those microbes vent from spacesuits and could survive in the shaded craters near the Moon’s South Pole for days after the astronauts leave
A patch of human skin the size of a pencil eraser carries roughly a million…
