Memory loss and attention deficit are common in people who have survived severe COVID-19. These and other cognitive impairments have also been seen in mild cases more than 18 months after infection, according to a study by researchers at the University of São Paulo (USP) in Brazil.
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Check out Chandra’s pic of the Peacock Galaxy.
Trees that are sensitive to heat are moving uphill.
The new data set available to Alzheimer’s researchers is the largest clinical trial of the pre-symptomatic disease ever.
Promising new method to clean up “forever chemicals”.
New humidity-driven membrane may help simplify Direct Air Capture.
Check out the stunning images of two colliding galaxies (Arp 142) taken by James Web Space Telescope
NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope captures infrared images of galaxies Arp 142, comprising the Penguin (NGC 2936) and the Egg (NGC 2937), which are interacting in a slow cosmic dance. Their mingling began 25 to 75 million years ago, triggering star formation in the Penguin, while the Egg remains mostly unchanged.
National Geographic introduces WonderLab – a one-of-a-kind studio space to capture photographs of our tiny invisible worlds.
Anand Varma, a biologist by training and now a well-known photographer, has established WonderLab in Berkeley, California. WonderLab is a physical space where Varma will explore and develop innovative storytelling techniques. Through his work, Varma aims to create images and videos that challenge our understanding of the hidden world. You can learn more about Anand…
NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope finds carbon source on the surface of Jupiter’s moon Europa.
JWST discovers carbon-bearing molecules, methane and carbon dioxide, in the atmosphere of the K2-18b exoplanet.
NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope has conducted a new investigation into K2-18 b, an exoplanet that’s 8.6 times larger than Earth. The telescope discovered carbon-bearing molecules like methane and carbon dioxide, adding to recent studies that suggest K2-18 b could be a Hycean exoplanet. This type of exoplanet has the potential to have a hydrogen-rich…














