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James Webb detects the most distant active supermassive black hole

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The James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) has discovered the most distant active supermassive black hole to date, located in a galaxy, CEERS 1019, that existed only about 570 million years after the Big Bang. The object emerged very early…

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06/07/2023
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No trace of water in the materials from which the Earth was formed

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The origin of Earth's water is a question that has vexed scientists for decades. Some believe the liquid element arrived from space, aboard comets and asteroids, which released it as they fell to Earth...

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06/07/2023
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The songs of cellular biology are danced with the whole body

By Montero GlezPortal

The function of a cell cannot be separated from the other cells of our body, although the idea of the cell as an isolated atom still persists.

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06/07/2023
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Jean-Pierre Sauvage, Nobel Prize in Chemistry: “Work is already underway on machines that travel through the blood and kill cancer”

By Manuel AnsedePortal

The French researcher began the revolution of molecular machines four decades ago, with a scale 100,000 times smaller than the thickness of a human hair

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06/07/2023
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Las neuronas que nos abren el apetito: una nueva vía para tratar el sobrepeso y la anorexia

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La neurociencia estudia si un grupo de células cerebrales, que regulan la sensación de hambre, podría convertirse en el objetivo de terapias para luchar contra los trastornos alimentarios

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06/07/2023
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The smell of hands can reveal a person's sex.

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One of the most popular theories about why we greet each other with a handshake explains that it's a way of showing that we're unarmed, as a sign of peace. But another theory suggests a supposed biological origin, to detect the chemical signals of…

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05/07/2023
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Science Podcast | Was Einstein right about gravitational waves?

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It took 15 years of data collection and the creation of a virtual laboratory almost the size of our galaxy, but scientists have, for the first time, managed to hear the perpetual chorus of gravitational waves that permeates the entire universe.

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05/07/2023
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