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Gravitational wave detectors as probes of dark matter

Gravitational wave detectors as probes of dark matter
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Cells with bare minimum genes can still evolve as fast as normal cells: study

Cells with bare minimum genes can still evolve as fast as normal cells: study
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Diwali storm lights up high latitude regions

Indian astrophysicists on Thursday hit the bull's eye with their prediction of a "Diwali Storm" that lit up the polar and high latitude regions in spectacular displays of auroras triggered by a medium intensity solar flare. Since the wee hours of Thursday, auroras have been reported from unexpected countries such as Scotland, Ireland, several US states and Canada with pictures

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Warming and acidification form dual threat to corals

Date Time Warming and acidification form dual threat to corals A quarter of the carbon emissions that are warming the Earth dissolve into oceans, making them more acidic. Carbon emissions and warming are also causing ocean heat waves, which in turn is bleaching the world’s coral reefs. Now, a UCLA-led study reveals how increased acidity and warming ocean temperatures can interact to threaten reef-building corals. Acidification and warming are a one-two punch that impair corals’ ability to form exoskeletons and grow. The new study provides evidence for how both factors interact to harm the corals even more than the sum of their parts would suggest.

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