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City lights create sexual early birds SAN FRANCISCO — City lights can deliver male birds into reproductive readiness weeks ahead of schedule. Corals beat the heat by being prepared Corals that can survive in warming ocean water may be genetically primed to sweat it out. Long space missions may be hazardous to your sleep Astronauts on a months-long mission to Mars and back will have more to contend with than boredom and a lack of gourmet cuisine: Disrupted sleep may be a serious side effect of extended space flight, potentially changing crew dynamics and affecting performance on high-pressure tasks. Language learning may begin before birth Babies may start to learn their mother tongues even before seeing their mothers’ faces. Newborns react differently to native and foreign vowel sounds, suggesting that language learning begins in the womb, researchers say. Hottest temperature ever measured is a negative one Coaxing a gas to a negative temperature on the kelvin scale has produced, paradoxically, the hottest temperature ever measured. The study, published in the Jan. 4 Science, will help physicists learn about quantum phenomena and perhaps even the strange form of energy that dominates the universe.
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City lights create sexual early birds SAN FRANCISCO — City lights can deliver male birds into reproductive readiness weeks ahead of schedule. Corals beat the heat by being prepared Corals that can survive in warming ocean water may be genetically primed to sweat it out. Long space missions may be hazardous to your sleep Astronauts on a months-long mission to Mars and back will have more to contend with than boredom and a lack of gourmet cuisine: Disrupted sleep may be a serious side effect of extended space flight, potentially changing crew dynamics and affecting performance on high-pressure tasks. Language learning may begin before birth Babies may start to learn their mother tongues even before seeing their mothers’ faces. Newborns react differently to native and foreign vowel sounds, suggesting that language learning begins in the womb, researchers say. Hottest temperature ever measured is a negative one Coaxing a gas to a negative temperature on the kelvin scale has produced, paradoxically, the hottest temperature ever measured. The study, published in the Jan. 4 Science, will help physicists learn about quantum phenomena and perhaps even the strange form of energy that dominates the universe.
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