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Scientists Have Sequenced an Ancient Egyptian Skeleton's Entire Genome for the Very First Time. Here's What They Found

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Dating back more than 4,500 years, the skeleton belonged to a middle-aged man who may have worked as a potter and likely descended from ancestors in North Africa and MesopotamiaDNA · Egypt See the Story

Study Suggests Semen Quality Could Signal Broader Health Concerns for Men

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Semen analysis is traditionally used as part of male fertility assessments, but researchers from the University of Adelaide believe it has the potential to promote healthier lifestyles.Science · South Australia See the Story

Found Tools Made From Whale Bones More than 20,000 Years Ago

Human beings already manufactured this type of utensils 20 000 years ago, according to a study by the Institute of Environmental Science and Technology of the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, the National Center for Scientific Research of France and the University of British Columbia.This discovery broadens our understanding of the early use of whale remains by humans and offers valuable information on the marine ecology of the time Whales, th…Barcelona · Barcelona Read Article

The Kidney of a Genetically Modified Pig Was Transfused with Human Blood and Showed No Rejection

Argentine science has just taken a significant step in the development of xenosplant—the transplant of animal organs in humans—with the creation of the first genetically modified pig in Latin America that managed to overcome the most severe immune rejection: hyperacute rejection. This modification was tested in an innovative experiment that consisted of infused a pig kidney with whole human blood, fresh, anticoagulated and at body temperature. T…Science · Argentina Read Article

The Powers of the Full Moon: From Werewolves to Sleeplessness, 3 Myths About the Earth's Satellite

The Moon appears in its fullness in the heavens and causes a charm that for centuries has fed superstitions that involve the body and soul of people. The full moon has always caused a great fascination over humanity. This lunar phase is characterized by being the one in which “all the illuminated face of the Moon is visible from the Earth”, details the Encyclopedia Britannica (platform of general knowledge). “During this phase, most of the sunli…Mexico · Mexico Read Article

We Could Live Trapped in the Past: Scientists Confirm that One of Our Senses Is Failing Us

A new study reveals that what we perceive visually is not the exact present, but an average of what we saw in the last 15 seconds In an article published in Science Advances, scientists at the University of Aberdeen and the University of California describe a new "visual illusion" that could help us understand how we soften what we see over time. As they explain in The Conversation, "instead of analyzing each visual image separately, what we per…Mexico · Mexico Read Article

Alert in the Peruvian Amazon: Scientists Find New Species of Parasite in Well-Known Fish for Human Consumption

Recently, a team of Peruvian scientists has discovered a new species of parasite within the popular "curuhuara palometas", a highly appreciated edible resource in the Amazonian community. The discovery of these bacteria was made in the samples of fish marketed from the Santa Clara market in Iquitos. This discovery has unleashed a wave of uncertainty not only in the scientific community, but among the fishermen and inhabitants of the area, who co…Species · Iquitos See the Story

Contact Lenses that See Beyond the Visible Spectrum

Science fiction is getting closer and closer to becoming real science. Researchers from various universities and technology centers around the world are developing intelligent contact lenses capable of extending human vision beyond the visible spectrum, allowing viewing in infrared, ultraviolet and even detecting thermal radiation or certain gases. This advance promises applications in medicine, safety, industry, defense and even in everyday lif…Science Fiction · Mexico Read Article

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