Astronomer explores whether we live in a simulation after son’s bedtime question
An astronomer was prompted to investigate whether humanity lives in a computer simulation after her young son asked the question to avoid going to bed.
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Freeze-thaw cycles in hydrazine monopropellant systems pose significant structural, operational, and safety risks, according to a new technical bulletin.
» readArchaeologists uncover rare complete horse skeleton at ancient Egyptian fort
A rare, nearly complete horse skeleton has been unearthed at an ancient Egyptian military fort, offering new insights into the role of horses in Pharaonic warfare. The discovery was announced by the Egyptian Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities.
» readLifestyle changes match therapy for depression relief, study finds
A recent study has suggested that lifestyle changes may be at least as effective as cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) for easing symptoms of depression.
» readPoop Maxxing: The Internet’s Latest Health Trend, Explained by a Gastroenterologist
The trend known as “poop maxxing” has been explored by board-certified gastroenterologist Wendi LeBrett, founder of the gastrointestinal education platform Modern Gut.
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