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Joseph Dituri, an associate professor at the University of South Florida and a former US Navy saturation diving officer, surfaced from a 100-day underwater expedition slightly shorter than when he started. His journey occurred in a 100-square-foot habitat situated 22 feet beneath a Key Largo lagoon. This habitat, Jules’ Undersea Lodge, is kept at an […]

Title: Cattle-Assisted Therapy: An Innovative Approach to Mental Well-Being In a pioneering investigation at Surrey Hills Sanctuary in upstate New York, two Holstein steers, Magnus and Callum, participated in a groundbreaking experiment to assess the potential of cattle-assisted therapy. Conducted by Katherine Compitus from New York University and Sonya Bierbower from West Point, this research […]

Belgium’s Edulis research initiative showcases an innovative approach to offshore mussel farming within wind energy installations. Launched by Ghent University, ILVO, and OD Natural Environment, the project commenced in 2017 with a dual installation strategy. The biological growth line was established at C-Power to investigate mussel settlement, while the force-measuring line at Belwind was designed […]

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Sixteen hours of continuous singing would damage a human throat, diaphragm, and likely affect a human marriage. A male humpback whale in the warm waters off Maui, however, regards this as a routine endeavor. This stamina is detailed in [a study published in Current Biology](https://www.cell.com/current-biology/abstract/S0960-9822(26)00879-1) by Julia Zeh, a former doctoral researcher at Syracuse University, […]

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Somewhere within a Beijing collection resides a piece of a child’s lower jaw that has managed to quietly vex all those who delve into human origins for the past three years. This fragment was uncovered at Hualongdong, a collapsed cavern in Anhui province in eastern China, alongside the remains of approximately 16 individuals who perished […]

The very first nuclear reactor in the world, referred to as Chicago Pile-1 (CP-1), was an astonishing achievement in engineering and physics, orchestrated by the renowned scientist Enrico Fermi, on December 2, 1942. Erected beneath the west stand of a retired football stadium at the University of Chicago, this reactor’s pivotal feature was its manual […]