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Water-Repelling Eyelashes: Nature’s Secret to Clear Vision

Researchers from the Technical Institute of Physics and Chemistry of the Chinese Academy of Sciences have discovered that human eyelashes possess a unique feature that helps to repel water, keeping our vision clear during rainy conditions. This water-repelling ability is attributed to the micro-ratchet-like structure of the eyelash cuticle and its hydrophobic properties. The study…

Psychedelic Breakthroughs and Natural Disasters: A Look into the Future

The year 2024 saw significant advancements in the field of psychedelics, with the discovery of psilocybin’s ability to temporarily erase brain networks. Additionally, geoscientists found the most dangerous part of the Cascadia megathrust fault, and DNA analysis revealed the macabre diet of two 19th-century lions. These findings have the potential to revolutionize mental health treatments…

Undersea Volcano Axial Seamount Expected to Erupt in 2025

Scientists have predicted that the undersea volcano Axial Seamount, located 470 kilometers off the Oregon coast, is likely to erupt in 2025. This prediction is based on extensive monitoring data and knowledge of the volcano’s behavior. The researchers have identified signs of magma accumulation and increased seismic activity, which indicate that the volcano is building…

Elon Musk’s Influence on US Science: A Shift in the Balance

Billionaire Elon Musk has emerged as a major political figure in the United States, pouring millions into Republican Donald Trump’s presidential campaign and using his social-media platform to question vaccine safety and climate science. As a result, Musk is joining forces with Trump to downsize the US government, potentially slashing the budgets and workforces of…

2024: A Year of Record-Breaking Scientific Discoveries

2024 was a remarkable year for science, with numerous record-breaking discoveries that captivated the world. From the oldest known mid-air explosion to the development of the world’s fastest microscope, scientists made groundbreaking findings that shed new light on the natural world. This article highlights some of the most significant discoveries of the year and provides…

Friction’s Cozy Secret: Unlocking the Versatility of Knit Fabrics

A new study has revealed the crucial role of friction in knit fabrics, allowing them to take on various shapes and conform to different contours. Researchers have discovered that the friction between adjacent loops of fiber creates metastable states, enabling fabrics to spring back into multiple possible shapes. This phenomenon helps explain the process of…

Unveiling the Abyss: Scientists Deploy Underwater Neutrino Telescopes

Physicists have embarked on a groundbreaking project to deploy two underwater neutrino telescopes in the Mediterranean Sea. The Cubic Kilometre Neutrino Telescope (KM3NeT) aims to detect high-energy neutrinos from space, providing insights into the universe’s mysteries. The project involves deploying massive detectors, each consisting of glass baubles arranged on vertical cables, to capture the elusive…

Breakthrough in Microplastic Removal: Biodegradable Foam Shows Promise

Researchers at Wuhan University in China have developed a reusable and biodegradable fibrous foam that can remove up to 99.8% of microplastics from polluted water. The foam, made from biomass wastes, has been successfully field-tested in four natural aquatic environments. This breakthrough could potentially help mitigate the devastating effects of microplastics on ecosystems worldwide. Forecast…

Death Penalty Looms for Luigi Mangione in High-Profile Murder Case

Luigi Mangione, a 26-year-old Ivy League graduate, has been charged with murder and stalking in a New York court, raising the possibility of the death penalty. Mangione is accused of killing UnitedHealthcare executive Brian Thompson, and a notebook found in his possession contained handwritten pages expressing hostility towards the health insurance industry. The case has…

New Degradable Microbead Offers Sustainable Alternative to Plastic Exfoliants

A team of researchers has developed a new degradable microbead made from a type of polymer that can effectively remove permanent marker and eyeliner from animal skin samples. This innovative material has the potential to replace plastic microbeads in skin cleansers, providing a more environmentally friendly alternative. The new microbead breaks down into molecules similar…

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