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12/13/2024
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By Willow Tohi
A lost chapter of the Bible rediscovered: A 1,750-year-old revelation
A 1,750-year-old Syriac manuscript containing an expanded version of Matthew 12 was uncovered using ultraviolet (UV) light, revealing a chapter lost for nearly two millennia and offering insights into the evolving nature of early Christian scripture. The newly revealed chapter includes narrative variations, such as the disciples rubbing grain before eating, suggesting early Christian communities […]
12/11/2024
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By Kevin Hughes
Google’s quantum leap: Willow chip pushes boundaries of computing power
Willow can solve problems in minutes that would take classical supercomputers 10 septillion years, showcasing quantum computing’s potential to outperform classical systems. Willow achieves “below threshold” error correction, reversing the trend of increasing errors with more qubits and paving the way for scalable quantum systems. By enhancing calibration, machine learning and fabrication methods, Willow increased […]
12/10/2024
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By Laura Harris
STUDY: Parents with high chemical intolerance far more likely to have children with autism and ADHD
Parents with high chemical intolerance are significantly more likely to have children diagnosed with autism (nearly six times) and ADHD (more than twice). The study found higher odds ratios compared to a 2015 study, with mothers with chemical intolerance having 5.29 and 3.18 times the odds of having a child with autism and ADHD, respectively. […]
12/05/2024
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By Richard Brown
AI is revolutionizing weather forecasting – and the generation of fake climate change predictions
faTraditionally, climate scientists have relied on statistical methods to analyze climate data, but a recent breakthrough is transforming this approach. Researchers now hope to use artificial intelligence to revolutionize weather forecasting. A team led by Etienne Plesiat of the German Climate Computing Center in Hamburg, alongside researchers from the United Kingdom and Spain, applied artificial […]
11/12/2024
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By Kevin Hughes
China’s Mars rover may have stumbled across a lost ancient ocean on the Red Planet
An ancient ocean on Mars may have covered as much as a third of the Red Planet, according to Chinese researchers. China’s Mars rover Zhurong, which landed on the Red Planet in May 2021, has reportedly discovered evidence of the ocean’s existence while exploring a sector in the southern portion of the Utopia Planitia region, which covers most […]
11/11/2024
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By Cassie B.
Do humans have a latent ability to regenerate body parts?
We’ve all heard of salamanders and other amphibians regrowing limbs, but can humans do the same? Your first instinct might be to say that this is impossible, but there is some anecdotal evidence that children can regrow a finger after an accident – although it’s an area where there is surprisingly little research. Multiplex Editor-in-Chief […]
10/17/2024
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By Kevin Hughes
Evidence of alien life could be made public next month, says filmmaker
Telescopes on Earth may have discovered evidence of intelligent alien life, and the evidence could be made public in less than a month. This is according to filmmaker Simon Holland, who has worked on documentaries for the BBC and National Aeronautics and Space Administration-funded projects. He said that an Oxford University-supported program searching for extraterrestrial signals has quietly […]
10/16/2024
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By Ethan Huff
World’s first peer-reviewed study on anticancer benefits of ivermectin, mebendazole and fenbendazole published in reputable journal
The international Journal of Orthomolecular Medicine published a study on Sept. 19, 2024, that for the first time ever shows in peer-reviewed format that three generic deworming drugs – ivermectin, mebendazole and fenbendazole – are an effective treatment protocol for cancer. Drs. William Makis, Paul Marik, Ilyes Baghli and numerous other scientists and doctors from […]
10/14/2024
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By Zoey Sky
NASA plans to grow mushrooms on the moon to build structures that humans are supposed to occupy one day
The National Aeronautics and Space Administration is planning to grow mushrooms on the moon – and maybe even the rest of the universe. Exploring space, especially traveling to the moon, requires a lot of funding. It usually takes around $1 million just to get half a kilogram (1 pound) of material to the moon, and it costs […]
09/24/2024
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By Olivia Cook
STUDY: Food dye tartrazine temporarily makes skin and muscle TRANSPARENT
A new study has found that tartrazine, a food dye commonly known as “FD&C Yellow 5,” can temporarily make muscle and skin transparent. Researchers now believe this unique phenomenon can one day be used in medical diagnostics to help diagnose illnesses. By applying this dye to live mice, scientists have been able to observe internal organs, like […]
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