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This Real 'Eye of Sauron' Spits Out Ghost Particles in Space. Here's What It Looks Like

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Scientists stitched together 15 years of radio telescope observations to reveal a stunning image of a blazar that looks an awful lot like the Eye of Sauron from the Lord of the Rings.See the Story

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Mystery Solved: Scientists Pinpoint Bacteria Behind Sea Star Die-Off on West Coast

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Mystery Solved: Scientists Pinpoint Bacteria Behind Sea Star Die-Off on West Coast

Underwater Fiber-Optic Sensors Reveal Waves Driving Greenland Glacier Melt

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Video. Video: Europe in the Throes of Fires

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Video - The heat wave in Europe is fuelling more and more intense fires, fueled by global warming.Heatwaves See the Story

First Antidote For Carbon Monoxide Poisoning 'Cleans' Blood In Minutes

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An anonymous reader New Atlas: An engineered protein that acts like a molecular sponge has the potential to change how carbon monoxide poisoning is treated, chasing down CO molecules in the bloodstream and helping the body flush them out in just minutes, without the risk of short- or long-term healt...Technology · Baltimore See the Story

Great white shark found with missing jaws sparks illegal trade concerns

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The discovery of a 5-metre great white shark missing its jaws is labelled "bizarre and worrying" by an illegal animal trade expert.Great White Sharks · Port Lincoln See the Story

Cellular "Fabrics" Ensure Error-Free Protein Folding

Accord work: In our cells there are small factories in which amino acid chains are folded into functional proteins as on the assembly line, as biologists have discovered. Thus, the already known helper proteins, which bring the newly produced proteins into their 3D form, are organized in previously unknown special units: droplet-like condensates. In the absence of these "fabrications", the folding aids make more mistakes and there are diseases s…Germany · Germany Read Article

Mayan Empire Was More Densely Populated than Thought

Surprising discovery: The Mayan Empire was apparently more densely populated and more complex than thought. Alone in the central Mayan lowland, up to 16 million people could have lived, as LIDAR mappings reveal. Mayan cities and settlements formed a dense, astoundingly uniform and hierarchically arranged network in the Yucatan rainforest. This suggests that the Mayan Empire was more populous than it previously suggested. For more than 2,000 year…Yucatan · Yucatan Read Article

Campi Flegrei: New Structure Discovered in the Volcanic Area

Unrecognized cracks: Geologists have discovered a previously unrecognized structure under the active volcanic area of the Phlegraic Fields near Naples. Thus, under the most active part of this super volcano there are slanting cracks that lead gas and fluids from the magma chamber to the surface. This structure produces resonant, very long-periodic quakes, which the team has now detected for the first time in the Campi Flegrei. They also reveal h…Naples, Campania · Naples Read Article

Summer Heat and Climate Change

Temperatures up to almost 40 degrees Celsius, tropical nights: In recent years, the thermometer has reached increasingly extreme values in summer. Heat days are becoming hotter and more frequent. But is this just the normal climate variability or a symptom of climate change? How does a heat wave develop? What do we have to reckon with in the future? And how do we best adapt? The increasing heat waves have consequences for people, animals and pla…Climate Change · Germany Read Article

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