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The study, published in Nature Aging, was conducted by scientists at The Wistar Institute. It identifies a biological process involving fructose, cholesterol production and cell adhesion. The researchers also examined how high fructose intake and cholesterol-lowering statins affected cancer cells in preclinical experiments.

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The mission, designated USSF-627, followed the November 6 launch of USSF-432 from the same facility. Both flights involved undisclosed payloads, while their Falcon 9 boosters returned to Earth shortly after liftoff. The two missions also added to SpaceX’s national security launch activity in a year that has seen the company conduct 120 Falcon...


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For decades, magnetism was largely understood through two categories: ferromagnetism and antiferromagnetism. The distinction rests on how electronic spins behave within a material. In ferromagnets, spins align in the same direction and produce a measurable magnetic field. In antiferromagnets, neighboring spins point in alternating directions, effectively canceling one another...


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A study published on November 5, 2026, in the journal Science describes the discovery of more than 1,000 cannabis seeds alongside preserved human hair in a monumental tomb. Chemical analysis identified cannabinol, a compound associated with the breakdown of THC, the substance responsible for cannabis’s intoxicating effects.

The findings offer resear...


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The findings come from Tunnug 1, a monumental burial site in the Uyuk Valley, an area sometimes called Siberia’s Valley of the Kings. Dating to the earliest period of Scythian culture, the site contains elaborate graves, sacrificed horses, and human remains that point to complex funerary ceremonies.

For archaeologists, the discovery offers a rare opportunity to exam...


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