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Humans Spirituality’s Brain Circuitry is Being Mapped

Humans Spirituality’s Brain Circuitry is Being Mapped

Subject: Psychology

Scientists have long suspected that religiosity and spirituality are linked to specific brain circuits, but the exact location of those circuits is unknown. A new study has identified a brain circuit that appears to mediate…

For Nine Months, a COVID Test caused a Man’s Brain to Leak Cerebrospinal Fluid

For Nine Months, a COVID Test caused a Man’s Brain to Leak Cerebrospinal Fluid

Subject: Health

According to a new report, a man’s persistently runny nose after a COVID-19 test was not caused by allergies, as he suspected, but by cerebrospinal fluid leaking from his brain. After months of what seemed…

Cybersecurity is seen as an Increased Risk for Airlines following 9/11

Cybersecurity is seen as an Increased Risk for Airlines following 9/11

Subject: Technology

Aviation Cyber security—keeping operations safe, secure, and resilient—is a top priority for aviation. Technology and digitization provide numerous benefits to aviation while also posing challenges in managing cyber vulnerabilities in this complex environment. The use…

“World’s Most Powerful” Tidal Turbine Starts Pumping Green Electricity to Onshore Grid

“World’s Most Powerful” Tidal Turbine Starts Pumping Green Electricity to Onshore Grid

Subject: Environmental Science

The “world’s most powerful” tidal turbine is tied to the onshore power grid in Orkney, a northern island in Scotland, and ready for a clean, green power supply. The tidal turbine, known as O2, was…

Wildfires Burn through Forest Used to Offset Climate Crisis

Wildfires Burn through Forest Used to Offset Climate Crisis

Subject: Environmental Science

Forests used to stop the corporation’s greenhouse gas emissions are rising in smoke due to wildfires that have probably intensified – you guessed it – climate change. July 6, 2021 – Bootleg fire begins in…

US Renewables Generated More Power than Coal or Nuclear in 2020 for the First Time

US Renewables Generated More Power than Coal or Nuclear in 2020 for the First Time

Subject: Environmental Science

For the first time in history, the United States produced more electricity than renewable coal or nuclear power last year, according to a new report from the Energy Information Administration. Along with the growth of…

Squirrel Parkour could Inspire Search and Rescue AI Robots

Squirrel Parkour could Inspire Search and Rescue AI Robots

Subject: Biology

If you chose a fighter for the competitive parkour, which animal would you choose? For the authors of a new study published in the journal Science, squirrels are the obvious choice. These glossy mammals are…

This Solar-Powered Aircraft Could One Day Fly for 90 Days Straight Without a Pilot

This Solar-Powered Aircraft Could One Day Fly for 90 Days Straight Without a Pilot

Subject: Technology

A solar-powered aircraft, capable of traveling for several months at a time without a pilot, is currently under development and could soon hit the skies. The drone is being built by Skydweller Aero Inc., a…

The Production of Natural Blue Food Coloring is now more Environmentally Friendly

The Production of Natural Blue Food Coloring is now more Environmentally Friendly

Subject: Environmental Science

Food coloring or dying is a fun way to add color to your food, whether you want to add red to Santa’s hat on a Christmas cake, make a yellow sun on a cupcake, or…

Transform Discovery and Monitoring of Marine Biodiversity

Transform Discovery and Monitoring of Marine Biodiversity

Subject: Biology

A new system for sampling DNA fragments from drifting marine organisms in the ocean is set to open up new avenues for biodiversity research and ways to support conservation efforts. The results revealed that the…

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