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Mid-Phanerozoic Exoplanets Might Be Easier to Detect than Modern Earth
In a new study, astronomers modeled the atmospheric composition and transmission spectra of five stages in Earth’s Phanerozoic Eon. Two key biosignature pairs — oxygen and methane, and ozone and methane — appeared stronger in models of Earth roughly 100 million to 300 million years ago, when oxygen levels were significantly higher.
sci.news/astronomy/mid-phanero

Pluto may have an ice-spewing 'supervolcano' the size of Yellowstone, New Horizons data reveals
Kiladze Caldera, formerly called Kiladze crater, may be a supervolcano that erupted fairly recently, spewing ice across the surface of Pluto.
livescience.com/space/pluto/pl ice

Study: All Languages around the World Have Words for ‘This’ and ‘That’
Coventry et al. show that speakers of all tested languages use spatial demonstratives as a function of being able to reach or act on an object being referred to.
sci.news/othersciences/linguis

5,000-year-old mass grave of fallen warriors in Spain shows evidence of 'sophisticated' warfare
A new analysis of a mass grave from Neolithic Spain reveals that the site wasn't a burial ground from a massacre, but of fallen warriors.
livescience.com/archaeology/50

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Almost uniquely among American journalists working at major outlets, is calling his peers on their rank cowardice in the face of the emergency our nation faces.

We may well be one election away from a dictatorship, and Big Journalism's business-as-usual approach amounts to collaboration the enemies of democracy.

inquirer.com/opinion/commentar

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So, this very cool!

Just in time for the 2024 election cycle, Indivisible , has shuttered their Twitter account and relocated their social media presence to Mastodon.

With the goal of building a broad coalition of voters that support Democratic candidates to eliminate the filibuster, codify Roe, pass democracy reform and unrig the courts, Indivisible aligns well with Mastodon.

Indivisible had more than 250K followers on Twitter. Let's welcome them here!

#USPolitics

Matt Willemsen さんがブースト

Hey, Ohio Indivisibles! We’re running out of time to GOTV for abortion rights and YES on Issue 1. If you want to help codify reproductive freedom into the state constitution, we can connect you with progressive voters in your neighborhood before Election Day on Tuesday: indivisibleproject.formstack.c

Synthetic ‘super melanin’ speeds skin repair
An engineered version of the pigment boosts healing and may prevent sunburns in the first place
science.org/content/article/sy

I'm Doing It Wrong
Daily Sit-Ups Won't Target Your Belly Fat. An Expert Explains Why.
ads promote a concept known as "spot reduction", claiming you can burn fat in a specific body area, usually the belly, with specially designed exercises or workouts.
Unfortunately, spot reduction is another weight-loss myth. It's simply not possible to target the location of fat loss.
sciencealert.com/daily-sit-ups

A Gene Inherited From Another Type of Human Could Still Affect Our Mental Health
Part of the genetic heritage of today's modern humans comes from mixing with the Denisovans some tens of thousands of years ago – and the subsequent genetic adaptations may have left us predisposed to certain mental health issues such as depression.
sciencealert.com/a-gene-inheri

ValiDrive
Quickly spot-check any USB mass storage drive for fraudulent deliberately missing storage.
grc.com/validrive.htm

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This Free Software Can Tell If Your Storage Drive is Counterfeit
Veteran software engineer and security expert Steve Gibson of Gibson Research Corporation has developed a free application for Windows to help users spot-check any USB mass storage drive, whether it’s a thumb drive, memory card, or external drive.
petapixel.com/2023/11/01/free-

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The GOP has introduced a bill to EXPEL Palestinians from the United States. I cannot read such things without remembering what happened to my own family after Pearl Harbor. After we and 120,000 other Japanese Americans were incarcerated in prison camps for years, without charge or trial, my own mother was very nearly expelled to Japan because of racial prejudice and hatred. Only the brave actions of a civil rights attorney saved her from being sent away. #NeverAgain

Starfish Are Basically Bodiless Heads Crawling Around The Ocean, Scientists Say
According to a new analysis of their gene expression, starfish and other echinoderms lack the architecture for an actual body.
They are essentially just mobile heads that sprouted the ability to crawl, say a team led by biologists Laurent Formery and Chris Lowe of Stanford University.
sciencealert.com/starfish-are-

Three US juries side with cancer victims over Bayer on Roundup
Bayer unit Monsanto has lost its ‘winning streak’ of nine defence verdicts within one week, and the company plans to appeal
A San Diego jury has ordered Bayer unit Monsanto to pay $332 million (£274 million) in damages to a non-Hodgkins lymphoma patient who claimed his cancer was caused by its glyphosate-based herbicide Roundup.
chemistryworld.com/news/three-

Scientists Discover New, More Effective Way To Coach and Inspire
A study utilized neuroimaging to analyze brain responses to different coaching styles, revealing a conflict between how people view their ideal self versus their real self. The researchers found that focusing on an individual’s aspirations and future dreams, rather than on their immediate problems, facilitates positive growth and reduces resistance to change.
scitechdaily.com/scientists-di

Scientists Just Discovered a New Human Sense of Touch
A new study reveals a previously undiscovered way that we can feel light touches: directly through our hair follicles.
Before now, it was thought that only nerve endings in the skin and around the hair follicles could transmit the sensation.
sciencealert.com/scientists-ju

Sacrificial pits filled with 120 horse skeletons found in Bronze Age city in China
The walled city likely served as a political and cultural hub in Bronze Age China.
livescience.com/archaeology/sa

Digging With DNA: Soil’s “Biological Fingerprints” Point to Hidden Diamonds
Researchers have pioneered a method to detect buried kimberlite, a diamond-associated rock, by studying microbial DNA in surface soil. This offers a non-invasive way to identify minerals deep underground, proving more precise than traditional geochemical analysis. The technique, with broader applications in mineral exploration, could redefine the future of the mining sector.
scitechdaily.com/digging-with-

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