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Japan’s Moon lander, the Smart Lander for Investigating Moon (SLIM), has surprised scientists by waking up after the two-week lunar night. After initially touching down at a wonky angle with its solar panels facing the wrong way, SLIM managed to come back to life for two days to carry out scientific observations of a crater
In the vast expanse of the Universe, there exist extreme places where the laws of physics are pushed to their limits. Magnetars, the compacted cores of neutron stars, harbor magnetic fields that reach an astonishing strength of around 100 trillion gauss. However, researchers have uncovered hints of even more powerful magnetic fields right here on
Exploring the world of flight in birds and dinosaurs, researchers have uncovered a fascinating set of rules that govern the ability to take to the skies. Through a detailed analysis of hundreds of bird specimens from museums worldwide, scientists have gained new insights into the evolution of flight. These findings have not only shed light
Individuals with ADHD-like traits may possess an evolutionary advantage when it comes to foraging for food in the wild. Recent research has indicated that people with characteristics of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, such as difficulty focusing attention and restlessness, exhibit superior foraging strategies compared to those with more typical traits. This discovery has led to
The ability to understand object permanence, the concept that objects still exist even when they are out of sight, is a skill that is not commonly found in the animal kingdom. However, a recent study has confirmed that Oriental pied hornbills (Anthracoceros albirostris) are one of the few animal species with an advanced understanding of