Science

The Universe is filled with extraordinary phenomena, one of which is the existence of magnetars – highly magnetic neutron stars with fields reaching around 100 trillion gauss. However, recent research at the Relativistic Heavy Ion Collider (RHIC) has uncovered tiny pockets of magnetism on Earth that surpass even these cosmic marvels. By examining particle interactions
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The debate surrounding whether bacteria mutate randomly or with a purpose has been ongoing for over a century, with researchers striving to understand the underlying mechanisms behind bacterial evolution. One of the landmark experiments that shed light on this issue was conducted by microbiologist Salvador Luria and physicist turned biologist Max Delbrück in 1943. This
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In 2011, an incredibly small vertebrate species known as the flea toads made their debut in scientific literature. Originally thought to be toads, these minuscule creatures were eventually identified as frogs. Hailing from Brazil’s Serra Bonita mountain range, the flea toads are known for their tiny size and leaf-litter-patterned appearance. Researchers, including Wendy Bolaños from
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