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New Harvard Study: This is the cheapest anti-aging pill

A groundbreaking study suggests that a simple, inexpensive vitamin D3 capsule may slow biological aging

Europe responds to Elon Musk’s Starlink with a summit partnership in the satellite industry

European aerospace giants Airbus, Thales and Leonardo join forces to create a joint European satellite industry body

Scientists detect…alcohol & vinegar in a neighboring Galaxy!

For the first time, scientists have detected complex organic molecules outside our own galaxy, in the ice surrounding a young star, opening new pathways for understanding the chemistry of the universe

Tomorrow the closest pass of comet Lemmon by Earth – Where it will be visible in Greece

The gift of double appearances and the fragments it leaves behind in space

A new “Adults-Only” ChatGPT is coming – It will be able to handle erotic topics & fantasies

ChatGPT was originally programmed to avoid anything “bold,” with the company’s CEO, Sam Altman, admitting that this policy “took the magic” out of the experience

Jane Goodall, the scientist who studied chimpanzees and showed how much they resemble us, has died

Her discoveries revolutionized science, while she herself was a tireless advocate for environmental protection

Elon Musk prepares Grokipedia as Wikipedia reflects left-wing views

Musk , said the new service will be a "massive improvement" to the internet encyclopedia

The Spanish woman who lived to 117: Scientists may have discovered the secret of longevity

Maria Branyas, the oldest woman in the world, had unique genetic markers, good gut health, and a balanced lifestyle that seem to have slowed down the aging process

Outrage in UK: NHS defends marriages between first cousins despite genetic disorder risks

Fierce reactions to NHS woke guidelines highlighting “benefits” of the practice, while politicians & experts call for a ban due to health risks & women’s oppression

ESA and Athens Observatory investigate meteoroid risks – What Lunar flashes reveal

While these tiny objects mostly burn up upon entering Earth’s atmosphere, the same does not happen outside of it

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