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Podcast listeners are less neurotic and more inquisitive

Podcast listeners are less neurotic and more inquisitive

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Researchers from the Queensland University of Technology in Australia surveyed more than 300 people from 10 countries worldwide to examine how regularly listening to podcasts affects their lifestyle and character.
A reusable paper made from plant pollen is invented

A reusable paper made from plant pollen is invented

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It is almost impossible to find a person who does not use a phone or computer today. However, many are still uneasy about recording their thoughts or drafting reports online.
Linguists explain the reason we need tautologies

Linguists explain the reason we need tautologies

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It appears that tautology can indicate an object's continuous characteristics, allowing you to understand it better.
The 9 most unusual planets in the Universe

The 9 most unusual planets in the Universe

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How many fantastic films are devoted to aliens, intergalactic travel, and other planets? As children, many of us watched them with fascination.
Scientists have discovered the most distant star from Earth using the Hubble Space Telescope

Scientists have discovered the most distant star from Earth using the Hubble Space Telescope

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It is named Earendel.
7 of the most intelligent animals, which might surprise you!

7 of the most intelligent animals, which might surprise you!

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Despite scientific and technological advances, scientists still do not know how many of our living creature’s brains work or how to measure their level of intelligence reliably.
The Milky Way is older than scientists originally thought

The Milky Way is older than scientists originally thought

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It turns out that the galaxy's thick disc began forming as early as 13 billion years ago. That's two billion years earlier than scientists had previously thought!
Has the era of meta universes arrived?

Has the era of meta universes arrived?

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In the 20th century, people dreamt that they would colonize other planets and travel across different universes in a hundred years. But what do we see today?
Scientists take a photograph of a black hole located in the centre of our galaxy

Scientists take a photograph of a black hole located in the centre of our galaxy

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The Event Horizon Telescope has taken a photograph of the black hole Sagittarius A*, located in the centre of the Milky Way.
NASA is to test a space catapult

NASA is to test a space catapult

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Together with SpinLaunch, the space agency is developing a new system for launching objects into space.
Scientists discover what spider music sounds like

Scientists discover what spider music sounds like

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A surprising experiment by scientists at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology showed the harmony of nature.
Astronomers have recorded the birth of a supernova

Astronomers have recorded the birth of a supernova

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Scientists have witnessed the death of a red dwarf for the first time in history.
Innovative technology allows people to produce oil out of plastic waste

Innovative technology allows people to produce oil out of plastic waste

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The American company Honeywell International has discovered how to produce oil from plastic waste.
Swiss scientists discover how to turn air into petrol

Swiss scientists discover how to turn air into petrol

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Engineers from Zurich have tested a synthetic gas extraction unit, which can also liquefy it further to kerosene and methanol.
Japan is planning to clear space debris

Japan is planning to clear space debris

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Japan’s Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) has teamed up with several private companies on the CRD2 project. The aim is to remove space debris from orbit.
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