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AI beats human experts at distinguishing American whiskey from Scotch

[ad_1] Colour, smell, taste and chemical constituents can all be used to distinguish whiskies Jane Barlow/PA Images/Alamy Artificial intelligence can tell Scotch whisky from American

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Plastic chemicals linked to hundreds of thousands of deaths worldwide

[ad_1] Plastic food packaging can expose people to chemicals such as bisphenol A (BPA) Shutterstock/Trong Nguyen Hundreds of thousands of deaths and millions of cases

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Are vast amounts of hydrogen fuel hidden below Earth’s surface?

[ad_1] Drill rig in Nebraska run by Natural Hydrogen Energy LLC, which established its first hydrogen borehole in 2019 Viacheslav Zgonnik For the past few

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Ultracold atoms measure gravity with surprising precision

[ad_1] An atom interferometer can make ultra-precise measurements of gravity RAL Space/IQO Hannover Extremely cold atoms have been used to measure gravity more precisely than

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AI found a new way to create quantum entanglement

[ad_1] AI found a new way to entangle particles of light luchschenF/Shutterstock Quantum entanglement just got easier, thanks to artificial intelligence. Researchers discovered a new

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The theory of evolution can evolve without rejecting Darwinism

[ad_1] Darwinian thinking has been challenged many times, starting with co-discoverer of natural selection Alfred Russel Wallace, who disagreed with some aspects of Charles Darwin’s

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Most comprehensive picture yet of how organs age at different rates

[ad_1] Someone’s kidneys could be a decade older, biologically, than their brain Christian Kitzmuller/Alamy Our organs appear to age at different rates, with our lungs

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The way Cheerios stick together has inspired a new kind of robot

[ad_1] A robot inspired by Cheerios releasing alcohol fuel with a fluorescent dye Jackson K. Wilt et al. 2024 The same phenomena that let beetles

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Older people may have better immunity against bird flu virus

[ad_1] The H5N1 bird flu virus has caused sporadic cases in humans Luca Bruno/Associated Press/Alamy If the H5N1 bird flu virus sparks a pandemic, older

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Hunter-gatherers built a massive fish trap in Belize 4000 years ago

[ad_1] Satellite image showing channels that formed part of an ancient fishery, and Mayan sites nearby Google Earth Archaeologists have discovered a massive network of