Weight Lifting Can Burn Fat Just Like Cardio: New Research About Strength Training vs Aerobics
Strength training can also burn fat, suggests a new study from the University of New South Wales in Australia.
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This Mozart Sonata Calms the Brain to Help Reduce Seizures in People With Epilepsy
Sonata for Two Pianos in D Major (K 448) by Mozart has been found by scientists to help against epileptic seizures.
Autism Therapy For Infants May Reduce Likelihood of Later Diagnosis
A breakthrough therapy reduced autism diagnoses in children by one-third by letting parents review bonding time back on a video.
Share a Moment of Awe With This Jewel of Australian Animals: the Leafy Seadragon
As an example of the majesty of life, the art of camouflage, and the extremes of evolution, one need look no further than the leafy seadragon
New Treatment For Eczema Could Emerge After Possible Cause Was Identified by 'Surprised' Scientists
A gene fene for hormone synthesis could play key role in eczema treatment, say researchers at UT Southwestern Medical Center.
This is What it Looks Like When a Black Hole Snacks on a Star
From the University of Arizona, see what it looks like when a black hole snacks on a star. It's incredible.
Canadian Startup to Build $400M UK Plant to Harness Nuclear Fusion in Entirely New Cost-Effective Way
A Canadian-based nuclear fusion company General Fusion, is constructing a demonstration plant in England for their cheap fusion tech.
900-Year-old Mystery That Puzzled Stargazers is Now Solved - It's A 'Zombie' Star
A supernova that stunned stargazers In the Year 1181 has finally been found - and it's a 'zombie' star.
Squirrels Have Very Different Personality Traits - Just Like Humans
Squirrels have human-like personality traits, says a new study from UC Davis in California.
Have We Detected Dark Energy? Cambridge Scientists Say It's a Possibility
Dark energy may have been responsible for unexpected results from the XENON1T experiment, deep below Italy's Apennine Mountains.
White Noise of Flickering Screens Helps Children With Learning Difficulties to Read and Write Better, Says Study
Flickering screens can help kids with reading and writing difficulties, according to a new study from the University of Gothenburg.
How Planets May Be Seeded With the Chemicals Necessary for Life
Leeds University researchers look at how planets may be seeded with the chemicals necessary for life.
IBM Creates Advanced Car Battery That 'Breathes'
IBM and partners are working on solving one of the biggest barriers to widespread electric vehicle adoption: limited battery range. Under its Battery 500 project - an effort to build a battery capable of powering a car for 500 miles - Big Blue has designed a battery that produces power by taking in oxygen and then recharges itself by expelling oxygen.
Batteries of the Future Set to be Cheaper and Better - Thanks to Sugar
Simply by adding sugar, researchers have created a longer-lasting, lighter, more sustainable rival to the lithium-ion batteries.
Nuclear Fusion Milestone Finally Passed at US Lab
Researchers at a US lab have passed a crucial milestone on the way to their ultimate goal of achieving self-sustaining nuclear fusion. Harnessing fusion - the process that powers the Sun - could provide an unlimited and cheap source of energy. Now, a breakthrough by scientists at the National Ignition Facility could boost hopes of scaling up fusion.
Amazing Tech Developed by Private Firms Are on the Verge of Creating Nuclear Fusion Reactors to Power Humanity
Nuclear fusion reactors are the key to unlimited clean energy, and two firms are racing to develop the first net-producing reactors.
China's 'Artificial Sun' Brings Nuclear Fusion One Step Closer, Breaking World Record
A nuclear fusion reactor in China broke the world record for heating a plasma like an artificial sun to 120 million Celsius.
Standing More Often May Help Prevent Chronic Diseases Like Type 2 Diabetes, Researchers Say
Standing is associated with better insulin sensitivity. Increasing the daily standing time may therefore help prevent chronic diseases.
Chinese City Builds a 'Food Court' for Elephants - to Feed Future Migrating Herds, After Recent Escapades
An elephant dining hall has been built in the Jinhong Nature Reserve in Yunnan let elephants eat in peace, while not invading farms.
Brilliant Bruce the Disabled Parrot Uses Pebbles to Clean Himself With Broken Beak-Something Never Before Observed
A disabled Alpine Kea missing the top half of his beak cleans himself with pebbles, something never before seen among his species.
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