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Should astronauts worry about their microbiomes in space? - Scienceline

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Should astronauts worry about their microbiomes in space? - Scienceline

If you were planning a trip to Mars, someone well-versed in space travel might warn you about some potential health concerns during your journey: cancer from excessive radiation, bone loss from lack of gravity and depression from isolation. A risk unlikely to make it onto that list is the possibility that your microbiome will be disrupted. Scientists are just starting to study how animal microbiomes are affected by microgravity, and they’re fin…Read Article

New evidence emerges that memory is finite - Scienceline

The idea that the brain might have a finite capacity for storage, replacing old memories with new ones, might be intuitive for many. But scientists have long puzzled over the limits of memory, working hard to identify which parts of the mind might be responsible for how strongly we remember certain events. Now, recent experiments in mice reveal that strong memories can prevent weaker ones from forming. Universities often use genetically-engineer…Czechia · Czechia See the Story

AACo's carbon-by-satellite work breaks new ground in rangeland regen beef

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Australian Agricultural Company pioneers a satellite tool to precisely measure soil carbon, bolstering sustainability in beef production.Agriculture See the Story

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