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Environmental Impacts of Artificial Intelligence
The rapid growth in the field of artificial intelligence has opened new opportunities while also raising novel concerns about its implications. One of such is […]
Diesel Fuel vs Petrol Fuel: The Difference
Diesel fuel and petrol fuel are the two types of fuel used in the operation of specific types of internal combustion engines. Diesel fuel is […]
H5N1 Bird Flu Virus Found in Houseflies and Blowflies
H5N1, a known causative pathogen behind avian influenza or bird flu, also spreads through houseflies and blowflies. Raj Rajnarayanan posted on X on 18 July […]
How the Rise Agriculture and Decline in Mobility Weakened Human Bones
Human bones are not considered weak in comparison with other species in the animal kingdom. However, according to the literature, these bones have become weaker. […]
The Roles of Telomeres
Telomeres or telomere is a region of short DNA sequence located at the ends of eukaryotic chromosomes. Their roles center on maintaining the integrity of […]
Scientists Warn Against Mirror Life Biotech Research
Mirror life refers to hypothetical organisms made from molecular components that are the mirror image of those found in all known biological life. This fundamentally […]
iPhone or iPad Not Connecting to Computer: Solutions
There are instances when either a Windows or macOS computer does not recognize or detect an iPhone or iPad that has been connected via a USB […]
U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration: History, Mission, and Structure
The United States Drug Enforcement Administration or DEA is a federal government agency of the United States that operates under the oversight of the U.S. […]
Dangers From Raw Milk Consumption: Common Diseases
French chemist Louis Pasteur developed a method for preserving food using heat in 1864. The practice of thermal processing can be traced further back to […]