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Earth’s magnetic field is influencing how we age, study finds
Fruit flies reacted differently when shielded from geomagnetism, revealing links among weak magnetic fields, metabolism and ...
For decades, scientists have puzzled over why magnetic reconnection seems to occur at nearly the same speed in vastly different regions of space.
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Scientists find rare-earth compound with liquid crystal-like magnetic state
A strange magnetic state inside a compound called YbMnBi₂ could help explain one of ...
Earth’s magnetic field may affect cells in unexpected ways, according to experiments tracking lifespan, movement, and energy ...
Reducing Earth’s magnetic field to near zero changed how fruit flies aged, moved, and produced cellular energy. The effects ...
Physicists discovered that the antiferromagnet UOTe spontaneously forms a chiral superlattice of frozen phonons that ...
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Worms given magnetic bacteria lived more than 43% longer
Roundworms fed a magnetic bacterium lived 43.39 percent longer on average than untreated worms, according to a team at the ...
Using a specially engineered beam of light from an ultrafast laser, UC San Diego engineers demonstrate a new approach to ...
UC San Diego researchers showed that tuning how light is shaped and focused can reverse magnetization in a film of nine Pt/Co ...
In a study using fruit flies, researchers found that shielding flies from the Earth’s magnetic field altered mitochondrial function, lifespan and physical performance - with strikingly different ...
Francis Halzen, a University of Wisconsin-Madison professor who pioneered the detection of ghostly particles from outer space has been awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics. On Tuesday, members of the ...
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