The Milky Way contains a disk of “dark matter,” according to new calculations by astronomers. They have used the results of a supercomputer simulation to deduce the presence of this disk.
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Buildings flooded, but research escapes largely unscathed
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Buildings flooded, but research escapes largely unscathed
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Facial muscles tell us whether we’re pronouncing words correctly
Facial muscles tell us whether we’re pronouncing words correctly
Brains of the young and old process rewards in different ways
Brains of the young and old process rewards in different ways
New simulations challenge a long-held belief, indicating that in galaxies similar to the Milky Way stars such as our Sun can migrate great distances.
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Scientists have isolated three important genes involved in the development of a type of childhood brain cancer. Researchers have found three genes associated with specific characteristics of ependymoma — the third most common form of childhood brain cancer.
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New simulations challenge a long-held belief, indicating that in galaxies similar to the Milky Way stars such as our Sun can migrate great distances.
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