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A Black Hole Tore A Star To Pieces, The Closest We've Ever Seen | Universe Today

A BLACK HOLE TORE A STAR TO PIECES, THE CLOSEST WE'VE EVER SEEN

From Universe Today: Astronomers have observed the closest-ever tidal disruption event (TDE) caused by a black hole, 215 million light-years away from Earth. The black hole in question is around 50,000 times the mass of the Sun and pulled apart a Sun-like star, creating a luminous flare of radiation. This event provides an opportunity for scientists to study the behavior of black holes and how they impact their surroundings.

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How Much Water Should You Drink In One Day? | Cirkul

HOW MUCH WATER SHOULD YOU DRINK IN ONE DAY?

Hint: You're probably not drinking enough water. We know because we don't drink enough water. It’s very hard to remember to always be sippin’, going to the restroom all the time can be a hassle, and let’s just admit it: water can be boring. But what if we told you there was a product that not only made it easy to get your ounces in for the day, but also made it tasty and, dare we say, fun? There’s no need to wonder…

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Human Hair Could Be A Valuable Resource For Earth's Environment | New Atlas

Researchers at the University of Agriculture in Krakow, Poland, have discovered that human hair can be an effective and eco-friendly resource for removing pollutants from the environment, according to New Atlas. The study found that keratin and melanin, two components of hair, are highly effective at binding to heavy metals and other pollutants in water. The team is exploring the possibility of using hair waste as a natural, renewable material for environmental cleanup.

Genetic Engineers Rewire Cells For An 82% Increase In Lifespan | SciTechDaily

Researchers at Northwestern University have extended the lifespan of fruit flies by 82% by genetically reprogramming their cells, reports SciTechDaily. The scientists used CRISPR gene-editing technology to modify the insulin and TOR signaling pathways in the flies, which are associated with aging. The study may offer insights into the aging process in humans and could pave the way for future anti-aging treatments.

Manage The Chaos | Todoist

Life is chaos. Work is chaos. You’re juggling too many things right now and you know it. But there’s a way to help manage your family’s days. There’s a way to help manage your workday or even the days and workloads of your team. There’s a way to keep the chaos at bay and those feelings of frightened, overwhelmed anxiety away from your productivity.

CONTROL YOUR CHAOS »

Ashton Kutcher Says Your Company Will Probably Be 'Out Of Business' If You're 'Sleeping' On AI | Business Insider

Venture capitalist and tech entrepreneur (and one-time Steve Jobs) Ashton Kutcher recently spoke about the importance of integrating AI into business strategies. According to Business Insider, Kutcher argues that companies that fail to adapt to the rise of AI will be left behind in a rapidly changing business landscape. He emphasized that AI has the potential to transform many industries and businesses should not underestimate its potential impact.

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//SCIENCE QUIZ: Which Element Takes The Form Of A Liquid At Normal Room Temperature?

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WHICH ELEMENT TAKES THE FORM OF A LIQUID AT NORMAL ROOM TEMPERATURE?

Now that’s one low boiling point.

WHICH ELEMENT IS IT? »

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