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Ice Age Titan: The Mighty Woolly Rhino
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Study links oral bacteria to heart attacks: What you should know

Study links oral bacteria to heart attacks: What you should know

A new 2025 study in the Journal of the American Heart Association found that Viridans streptococci—bacteria usually found in your mouth—showed up in over 40% of artery plaques from people who died of sudden cardiac arrest or had clogged arteries. This connection could help shape future ways to spot and prevent heart problems.
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We might have found a new type of black hole

We might have found a new type of black hole

The James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) has identified a theoretical model of a new type of supermassive black hole, hidden within a thick shell of gas. This model could explain the "small red dots" seen in JWST images. These dots have long puzzled astronomers, who initially thought they were young galaxies. However, independent measurements showed that these objects are too massive to be early galaxies. The discovery is detailed in the journal Astronomy & Astrophysics.
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How do astronauts handle medical emergencies in space?

How do astronauts handle medical emergencies in space?

Shubhanshu Shukla, an astronaut on the ISS, just shared how tough it is to deal with health crises up there. Since there's no doctor on call, astronauts have to handle emergencies themselves.
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Cosmic Fireworks: Unraveling Stellar Explosions

Cosmic Fireworks: Unraveling Stellar Explosions

This article delves into the awe-inspiring phenomenon of supernovae, the explosive deaths of massive stars. It explores how these stellar events forge the elements that make up everything in the universe and highlights recent discoveries that are challenging our understanding of these cosmic occurrences.
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Agnikul opens India's 1st advanced 3D printing facility for rockets

Agnikul opens India's 1st advanced 3D printing facility for rockets

Agnikul Cosmos, a homegrown space startup, has commissioned India's first advanced 3D printing facility for rockets. This new hub can handle everything from design to final touches and is set to make rocket building faster and cheaper—potentially slashing costs by up to half. It's also the first in India able to 3D print parts as tall as one meter.
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Do you know how a star is born?
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'Brain-eating' amoeba: Most AAME cases in Kerala not fatal

'Brain-eating' amoeba: Most AAME cases in Kerala not fatal

Recent surveillance data from Kerala show that most cases of amoebic meningoencephalitis (AME) weren't caused by the infamous "brain-eating" amoeba, Naegleria fowleri. Out of 103 cases in the past two years, only 11 were due to this deadly species—the rest came from milder, more treatable types. So, while headlines might sound scary, most infections aren't as fatal as people fear.
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Space & Body: What Happens in 9 Months?

Space & Body: What Happens in 9 Months?

This article delves into the physiological impacts of extended space travel on the human body. It examines the potential health challenges astronauts Sunita Williams and Butch Wilmore may encounter after their nine-month mission, including bone density loss and 'baby feet.' The piece also discusses the broader implications of long-duration spaceflight.
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Wild chase: who will win, cheetah or gazelle?
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Astronaut gazes at a sky full of stars
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Meet the Giant Lazy Beast of the Ice Age
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Over 7,000 students take part in robotics championship

Over 7,000 students take part in robotics championship

Pune, Sep 20 (PTI) Over 7,000 students from more than 16 states are taking part in Robotex India National Championship 2025 which began at MIT University here on Saturday
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NASA's IMAP to launch soon: What is it studying

NASA's IMAP to launch soon: What is it studying

NASA is set to launch its Interstellar Mapping and Acceleration Probe (IMAP) this Tuesday, September 23, 2025. IMAP's main job? To explore the heliosphere—the giant bubble created by the Sun that acts as our solar system's protective shield against cosmic radiation. Scientists hope IMAP will reveal how this shield interacts with the local galactic environment beyond our solar system and responds to changes in solar activity.
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Alzheimer's: New Hope in Early Diagnosis and Treatment

Alzheimer's: New Hope in Early Diagnosis and Treatment

Alzheimer's disease, a growing concern, has seen promising advancements in treatment and detection. This article explores the progress made, focusing on new drugs and early diagnostic methods that offer potential for prevention and management. We will examine the impact of these breakthroughs and what they mean for those affected and their families.
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Plant Whispers: Unveiling Nature's Silent Conversations

Plant Whispers: Unveiling Nature's Silent Conversations

Unveiling the Secret Life of Plants: A Green Internet of Communication and Intelligence. Explore how plants communicate, adapt, and exhibit surprising intelligence, revolutionizing our view of nature. Delve into the hidden world of plant networks and discover the implications for agriculture and conservation. Read on to uncover the captivating world of plant communication and intelligence in this groundbreaking research
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Alien Mysteries Unveiled: Astrobiology's Quest for Extraterrestrial Life

Alien Mysteries Unveiled: Astrobiology's Quest for Extraterrestrial Life

Embark on a cosmic journey with Astrobiology: Peeking into the Cosmos for Signs of Life. Explore the quest for extraterrestrial life, the science behind it, and India's role in this exciting field. Unravel the mysteries of the universe and our place in it. Read more to dive into this captivating exploration
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Kuiper's Mysteries Unveiled: Journey to the Solar System's Edge!

Kuiper's Mysteries Unveiled: Journey to the Solar System's Edge!

Discover the Kuiper Belt, a mysterious cosmic junkyard beyond Neptune holding clues about our solar system's birth. Dive deep into its icy wonders, from Pluto to potential Planet Nine. Learn how ISRO and global efforts are unraveling the secrets of our outer solar system. Explore more to uncover the mysteries of our cosmic neighborhood
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