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Superconductors are materials that can carry an electric current with zero resistance, making them incredibly valuable in various applications. One such material, miassite, has recently been identified as an unconventional superconductor. Unlike traditional superconductors that rely on Cooper pairs of electrons, miassite exhibits superconductivity at higher temperatures without the need for quantum trickery. This unique
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ADHD medication use during pregnancy is a controversial topic, with conflicting recommendations on whether to continue or discontinue treatment. A recent study conducted at the University of Western Australia sheds light on the potential risks and benefits associated with stopping ADHD medication part-way through pregnancy. The study revealed that pregnant women who stopped taking ADHD
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As NASA’s Artemis program aims to return astronauts to the Moon and private companies are making strides in commercial space travel, a new field has emerged from the final frontier: astroforensics. This discipline, still in its infancy, is driven by the unique challenges posed by space environments for forensic investigations. With altered gravity, cosmic radiation,
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Flowering in plants is not simply a random occurrence, but rather a response to specific environmental cues. These cues can include changes in temperature, increases in nutrients, and variations in water availability. In Doñana National Park, located in the southwestern region of Spain, researchers have observed that these ideal flowering conditions are now occurring several
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The recent discovery in the octopus genome has shed light on the existence of possibly the oldest sex chromosomes in any animal. Previously, scientists were under the impression that cephalopods did not possess a genetic mechanism for sex determination. Instead, biologists relied on visual cues to differentiate between male and female octopuses based on their
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