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Life Through The Looking Glass - Exploring Chirality in Nature
Why do amino acids in living organisms favor left-handed chirality? A recent study offers a compelling explanation.
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Science History
Celebrating Ada Lovelace - The Pioneer of Programming
Ada Lovelace Day, celebrating the woman who wrote the first algorithms for mechanical calculators, aims to inspire and promote women in STEM fields
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Science Panorama
The Globe as a Model: Revisiting the Equinox
The autumnal equinox is ideal for exploring ancient astronomical concepts
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Science news
Self-Healing Peptide Glass
Israeli researchers have developed a material that closely resembles glass, with particularly promising properties.
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Competitive Cycling - What’s The Most Efficient Way To Ride?
Standing or sitting? Cyclist body position during sprints could be key to success
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Science Panorama
The 3-Body Problem And Other Scientific Questions
What is the real science underlying the physical concepts in the popular Netflix show?
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Science news
Echoes of Solar Fury - Solar Storms in Earth’s Memory
A Miyake event—an intense and rare solar storm—can have lasting effects on both nature and humanity
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Science news
Amidst the Stars, an Invisible Wave
New findings reveal that the "Radcliffe Wave," a huge galactic formation, moves in a wave-like manner
