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What is the total number of black holes in the universe?
A recent research looked at stellar mass black holes, which are black holes with masses ranging from a few to hundreds of solar masses that formed near…
The atmosphere of an extreme exoplanet is complicated and strange
The atmosphere of one of the most severe known planets was studied in great detail by an international team that included academics from the University…
Seasons on a planet beyond our solar system have been shown in new ways
Observations of a hot Jupiter might help us learn more about the formation and development of planets.
A new answer for the Moon's half-century magnetic riddle has been discovered
A new study explains how the Moon may have been a magnetic powerhouse on occasion early in its existence, an issue that has perplexed scientists since…
Even modest physical exercise enhances memory performance right away
Even extremely mild exercises may strengthen the connection between areas of the brain involved for memory development and preservation…
Infections later in life are connected to the first viral infection
According to study, asymptomatic viral infections in the early days and weeks of a baby’s birth are linked to an increased risk of respiratory infections…
Scientists have unveiled a potential new diabetes preventive strategy
Obese mice are protected from diabetes-like metabolic alterations by an experimental drug.
Alcohol abuse by fathers raises the likelihood of fetal development problems
Prenatal visits have typically focused almost entirely on the conduct of mothers, but new study from Texas A&M University’s College of Veterinary Medicine &…
Researchers reveal how the human brain multitasks when walking
The old adage about not being able to walk while chewing gum has been turned on its head by new study.
How can robots pick up hiking skills?
ANYmal, a legged robot built by researchers, now has a new control strategy that allows it to walk rapidly and reliably across rough terrain.
Jupiter's upper atmosphere is lit up by electromagnetic tug-of-war, according to Juno and Hubble data
Using data from NASA’s Juno spacecraft and the Hubble Space Telescope, new Leicester space research has shown for the first time that a complex ‘tug-of-war’…