A 2026 study found serum bicarbonate levels rose 7% since 1999, tracking atmospheric CO₂.
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Renowned actor James Earl Jones, celebrated for his countless film roles and his powerful voice as Darth Vader in the “Star Wars” series, has passed away. He was 93 years old. Jones died on Monday morning at his home in Dutchess County, New York, surrounded by his family, according to his longtime agent Barry McPherson....
It’s no longer a major wonder that elderly people have a certain peculiar smell about them. Sometimes, when they try to use deodorant and fragrances, they can’t entirely mask this ‘grandparents’ scent. Most people think it’s because of their clothes, or hair, or perhaps, their sweat, but it’s not particularly any of these. Even when...
A seven-foot fish was discovered on the shores of UC Santa Barbara’s Coal Oil Point Reserve in Southern California, a world away from where it normally lives. The fish, which was originally named the Hoodwinker sunfish (Mola tecta) by marine scientist, Marianne Nyegaard, was discovered in 2014 off the coast of Christchurch, New Zealand [1]. It...
Scientists have created a new form of “robot,” not made out of metal, plastic, and wiring but formed entirely out of living cells. Reporting in the journal PNAS, researchers from the University of Vermont and Tufts University describe how they crafted the first-ever “living machines” out of cells taken from the embryos of frogs. Dubbed “xenobots,” these miniature...