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Black holes in the Universe are mysterious phenomena. Cosmologists hardly know anything about them, and even if something is known about them, they are all
Yes, this is real. Go ahead and read the headline again. It will still say the same thing. This is not a hoax. MIT has
Patients who suffer from spinal cord injuries have a very difficult time recovering. The patient’s spinal cord, from the site of the injury all the
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Social Darwinism includes the evolutionary concept of ‘survival of the fittest’. Organisms live through it every day in order to survive. Plants, people, and animals have
The center of our nervous system, the brain, is considered the most complex organ. It can influence our body by generating and arranging patterns of
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Parkinson’s disease, named after the English doctor James Parkinson, is a chronic and progressive degenerative disorder of the central nervous system. It mainly affects the
Slow Wave Sleep (SWS), the 3rd stage of sleep and the deepest stage of non-REM sleep, has been shown to have a multitude of
Deep in the Rising Star cave of Africa in 2013, two recreational cavers, Steven Tucker and Rick Hunter, were climbing through the rocks hoping to
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