Led by Lisa Kaltenegger, researchers identify about 45 rocky exoplanets in the habitable zone—drawing on Gaia data and NASA's Exoplanet Archive among more than 6,000 known worlds—with a tighter 24-candidate subset in a three-dimensiona… #aliens #europe #gb #ovni #scitechdaily #uap #ufo #ufosky #usa
Screenshot of someone posting an article link on BlueSky, talking about a huge breakthrough in cancer research. Image shows double-helix DNA illustration, with a sort of tiny explosion breaking apart some of it. The article's title is: Scientists Discover How To "Switch Off" Cancer Genese for Good So I click the link to go read the article.
Screenshot from SciTechDaily, and I'll quote below one Section Header and three paragraphs (begin quote)... Moving Toward Clinical Trials The discovery is set to be tested in a clinical trial run by Monash University and The Alfred, later this year. Associate Professor Shaun Fleming, clinical hematologist and head of the myeloid disease program at The Alfred and a researcher at Monash’s Australian Centre for Blood Diseases, says this is an exciting step forward for leukemia treatment. “As we continue clinical trials of Menin inhibitors, and particularly moving into combination studies, understanding better how these new therapies work may allow us to utilize them more effectively and with a greater degree of safety in the future,” Associate Professor Fleming said. ...(end quote). Now - realize with news like this, you'll have people from all over the globe reading the article. Having never heard of it, the reader can understand what "Monash's Australian Centre for Blood Diseases" is. But, having never heard of it, what the spider-fucking hell is "The Alfred"? Surely it's got a longer and more descriptive name than just "The Alfred". The Alfred Center For Billionaire Orphan Superhero Butlers?
So I google it. I typically don't use google, because I typically don't want the wild guesses that come with AI. But in this case, I wanted to put my question IN CONTEXT, rather than simply running "the alfred" into a more traditional search engine. So I asked... in the context of cancer research, what is "the alfred" ...the AI Overview answer... In the context of cancer research, The Alfred (or Alfred Cancer) refers to a leading Australian clinical research, treatment, and biobanking institution based at The Alfred Hospital in Melbourne, in partnership with Monash University. (end quote) So yeah, SciTechDaily certainly could've put a few more words in there to allow the reader to infer more reasonably what it is. But to the Australian Doctors in Melbourne: It's a research center and biobank. It's not an international celebrity singer. "Cher" makes sense globally. "Bono" even (although to a much lesser degree) makes sense globally. These don't need a few more words of explanation. But "The Alfred"?! Fuckin' get over yourselves.
I think #SciTechDaily could do a better job of not being dickish.
The alt text... it's all in the alt text. If you don't read the alt text, you will not get my point.
#Quantum is our universal consciousness connect. #SciTechDaily, science news discovery, talks to the law & function of one key principle, quantum entanglement.
This is where 2 'linked' particles, even if on opposite sides of the universe, can instantly update.
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A Pill That Makes Your Blood Deadly to Mosquitoes? It's Real - And It Works
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#scitechdaily #medsky #blood #deadly #mosquitoes #malaria #pill
#poison #medication #ivermectin #onchocerciasis #lymphaticfilariasis #insecticide #BOHEMIAproject #ASH #JCM #anemia #TTM #AABB
This “Remarkable” results headline was based on a study published 2 1/2 years ago. Without even reading the study, I can tell #SciTechDaily is trying to make readers dumber.
Did they get paid to promote this? I'd love to hear.
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Talk about mind-blowing. According to #SciTechDaily, researchers recently created a #DigitalTwin of the brain using #AI. This virtually cloned cortex predicts how #neurons react to new visuals, opening doors to next-gen #brain research. Learn more at: bit.ly/3Rk0BwM #neuroscience #neurotech
Mind over matter! A #paralysis patient is controlling a #robotic arm using only his thoughts, thanks to a #brain implant and #AI. #SciTechDaily reports he's able to grab, hold, and even feel objects. The future of #neurotech is literally in his hands. Learn more here: bit.ly/4kOB1NJ #BCI
Can we actually rewire the #brain to fight #ParkinsonsDisease? According to #SciTechDaily, we may be getting closer. It reports researchers are developing #implants to repair #neural pathways, paving the way for restored movement and renewed hope. Learn more at: bit.ly/41jM8qb #neuroscience
#HopeLabs🚀🌕 Could Asteroid 2024 PT5 be a lost chunk of the Moon? Scientists are buzzing about its lunar-like composition and orbit! This near-Earth object might be our ticket to unlocking cosmic mysteries. 🪐🔍 #SpaceExploration #Asteroid #MoonMystery #SciTechDaily 🕒 3 hours ago 🔗 Read more: [
Long COVID Breakthrough: Spike Proteins Persist in Brain for Years
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#covid #spikeprotein #longcovid #brain #inflammation #neurodegenerative #neurological #scitechdaily
#health #news #medical
Chicago Lights Up the Night: A Breathtaking Space Station Perspective #SciTechDaily
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Via #SciTechDaily The NASA/ISRO #NISAR Mission: The Powerful New Satellite That Will Track Earth’s Secret Shifts scitechdaily.com/nisar-the-po...
