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Scientists Wiggled a Fish's Earbones With Light – And Changed Its Heartbeat
6+ hour, 55+ min ago (546+ words) If you want to make someone's heart beat faster, there are probably better ways to approach it than shining a flashlight in their ear....
Poor genetic health threatens many species – but it’s fixable
2+ hour, 32+ min ago (460+ words) Four experts explain what genetic health is and why it matters for our most vulnerable wildlife....
Panspermia. How, Why, and When Life Arrived on Earth.
4+ hour ago (35+ words) The Earth is 4.6 billion years old, which is one-third of the galaxy’s age of 13.8 billion years. The oldest fossils proving life on Earth are …...
Hotter water? Neuroscientist Christof Koch plans to study NDEs
9+ hour, 3+ min ago (694+ words) Prominent Allen Institute neuroscientist Christof Koch hit the news again recently, suggesting that the brain does not create consciousness. That is very much at odds with the current neuroscience perspective, set out in a journal article by J. L. Saver and J. Rabin…...
Experts Warn That AI Slop Is Corrupting Kids' Brains
9+ hour, 53+ min ago (118+ words) Published Aug 16, 2026 1:02 PM EDT What do you get when you let an endless feed of AI fruitslop videos loose on screen-addicted kids? A great recipe for violent extremism, it turns out. A new analysis by researchers at the Global Network…...
The Amazon is often called “the lungs of the Earth,” but a mature rainforest's net oxygen contribution is close to zero — nearly all the oxygen made by photosynthesis is consumed again by respiration and decay. Ocean phytoplankton generate roughly half of Earth's photosynthetic oxygen too, but most of that is recycled as well; atmospheric oxygen accumulates only when organic carbon escapes decomposition and gets buried.
9+ hour, 20+ min ago (307+ words) Forests and phytoplankton generate enormous gross oxygen flows, but respiration recycles most of them; long-term atmospheric gain depends on carbon escaping oxidation. By The Long View · Edited by Lachlan Brown Published August 16, 2026 · How we edit This article is a synthesis…...
Learning how to identify a wetland in Hampton Roads
5+ hour, 17+ min ago (130+ words) PORTSMOUTH, VA — A workshop at Paradise Creek Nature Park gave participants a hands-on look at how scientists determine whether an area qualifies as a wetland. Although the vernal pool studied during the workshop was dry, participants learned that wetlands are…...
Machine Learning Identifies CHAF1A In Burkitt Lymphoma
22+ hour, 55+ min ago (252+ words) CHROMATIN assembly factor 1 subunit A (CHAF1A) has emerged as a candidate biomarker and potential therapeutic target in Burkitt lymphoma (BL), following an integrated gene-expression and machine-learning analysis. Researchers combined differential gene expression analysis with Random Forest machine learning to identify and…...
Climate pushed 100 Australian butterfly species to shift habitats
13+ hour, 15+ min ago (318+ words) Climate change has forced 100 butterfly species to change their homes inkorr.com Climate change has forced 100 butterfly species to change their homes From Heat to Coolness According to НВ — Техно: Entomologist Michael Braby discovered that in the last 30 years, at…...
An Eye-Opening Discussion on How Insects Make Us Human
10+ hour, 55+ min ago (455+ words) Posted August 16, 2026 | Reviewed by Jessica Schrader Insects are amazing animals. It always baffles me how a single word can be used to refer to the astounding—unimaginable—diversity of around 10 quintillion (18 zeros after the number 10) beings who belong to around…...