radiation Is Everywhere. But It’s Not All Bad
Although radiation sounds scary, it isn’t necessarily harmful. Here’s what to know about the four types. Key Points
WIREDradiation Is Everywhere. But It’s Not All Bad
Although radiation sounds scary, it isn’t necessarily harmful. Here’s what to know about the four types. Key Points
WIREDMassive explosion from Sun felt on Earth, Moon, Mars in rare event
This unprecedented event was captured by an international fleet of spacecraft around Earth, Moon and Mars. The eruption spread onto both sides of the sun. Key Points
India TodayNerve blocking drugs could help stop head, neck cancer from growing, study finds
Drugs blocking activity of sensory nerves could stop or slow certain head and neck cancers from growing, new research... Key Points
The Tribune IndiaAnal cancer patient drove 1 hour each way, spent $2,200 to access care
Terry Kelly was diagnosed with anal cancer and had to travel an hour for treatment. She spent thousands of dollars in a hotel room near the hospital. Key Points
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Earth is absorbing more solar radiation, spurring climate shifts: Nasa
In its CERES Editon 4.2, Nasa says 2023 witnessed a major spike in Earth absorbing solar radiation, sparking worries about climate change patterns activities. Key Points
India Todayradiation detection equipment to be set up at 8 land ports on borders with Pakistan, Bangladesh, Myanmar a
India will install radiation Detection Equipment (RDE) at eight land crossing points along its borders with Pakistan, Bangladesh, Myanmar, and Nepal to prevent the trafficking of radioactive materials for use in nuclear devices. The RDE will be placed at Integrated Check Posts and land ports in strategic locations. The government has awarded the work order for the supply, installation, and maintenance of the RDE to a vendor, with completion expected soon. The RDE will help security agencies monitor cross-border cargo movement and differentiate between radioactive materials and naturally occurring radiation. Key Points
Economic TimesHubble captures spiral galaxy hiding a hungry black hole
The intense activity at the core of NGC 4951 is powered by a supermassive black hole. As matter swirls into the black hole, it generates radiation across the entire electromagnetic spectrum. Key Points
India TodayFlash droughts expected to increase globally as climate warms, reveals study
As the world warms, flash droughts are expected to increase globally, putting farmers and food production at risk. A new study warns of the consequences of our actions on the environment and the need for immediate action. Key Points
The Indian ExpressSleeper cell: Could Conan the Bacterium survive on Mars?
Deinococcus radiodurans has survived harmful radiation, extreme temperatures and a trip to space. New research suggests it could potentially be a Martian too. Key Points
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1 in 3 deaths from skin cancer due to working under the sun: UN agencies
Governments should establish, implement and enforce policies and regulations that protect outdoor workers from sun-induced skin cancer. Working under the sun is leading to nearly 1 in 3 deaths from non-melanoma skin cancer, according to joint estimates by the World Health Organization (WHO) and the International Labour Organization (ILO). Key Points
The Tribune India1 in 3 deaths from skin cancer due to working under the sun: UN agencies Geneva
Governments should establish, implement and enforce policies and regulations that protect outdoor workers from sun-induced skin cancer. Working under the sun is leading to nearly 1 in 3 deaths from non-melanoma skin cancer, according to joint estimates by the World Health Organization (WHO) and the International Labour Organization (ILO). Key Points
The Tribune IndiaHow to Cool an Object Without Using Any Energy
It seems impossible, but there’s a way to cool things off without tapping into a fuel source. (Hint: It involves outer space.) Key Points
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