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Study finds genetic basis for link between depression, heart disease25.dubna A group of genes could be common to both depression and heart disease, a finding that researchers said could explain why having one of them increases risk of developing the other. The "puzzling" link between the diseases has been known to exist since the 1990s, they said. Studies have found that people with depression run a greater risk of cardiovascular disease, with early and effective treatmen… Gaia telescope reveals new insights into Milky Way's history25.dubna Science News: The European Space Agency (ESA) has gathered unprecedented insights into the history of our galaxy, the Milky Way. Doctors combine pig kidney transplant and heart device in bid to extend woman's life25.dubna Doctors successfully implanted a pig kidney into a New Jersey woman, Lisa Pisano, who was teetering on the brink of death. This marked the culmination of a dramatic series of surgeries aimed at stabilizing her failing heart. Lisa Pisano faced a dire situation with both heart and kidney failure, rendering her ineligible for a conventional transplant and devoid of viable alternatives. How Nasa managed to reestablish contact with most distant spacecraft from Earth23.dubna Nasa's Voyager 1 overcomes communication glitch, reconnects with Earth. Successful code relocation ensures continued operation. Mission team's innovative fix paves way for future data collection, reflecting on Voyager's remarkable journey since 1977. Towards a cleaner orbit: Isro plans for debris-free space missions by 203023.dubna Science News: NEW DELHI: In a significant step toward sustainable space exploration, the Indian Space Research Organisation (Isro) has pledged to achieve debris-fre. Indian students bag Nasa awards for human exploration rover challenge23.dubna Nasa granted awards for the human exploration rover challenge on Monday to two Indian student teams from Delhi-NCR and Mumbai. The "Crash and Burn" award went to the KIET Group of Institutions in Delhi-NCR, while the "Rookie of the Year" went to Kanakia International School in Mumbai. The annual engineering competition concluded on April 19 and 20. Nasa's Voyager 1 phones home after months23.dubna NASA's Voyager 1 probe, the farthest man-made object in the universe, has resumed transmitting meaningful data to ground control after a period of transmitting nonsensical information, the US space agency revealed on Monday. The spaceship stopped sending readable data back to Earth on November 14, 2023, even though controllers could tell it was still receiving their commands. Sleep apnea can be tied to air pollution, suggests new study22.dubna Science News: NEW DELHI: Can air pollution add to the risk and severity of obstructive sleep apnea (OSA), a potentially serious sleep disorder in which breathing re. From Apollo to Artemis: Why it's so difficult to send humans to Moon22.dubna Nasa's Artemis program faces challenges due to budget constraints, reduced political will, infrastructure decisions, complex goals, and a vision for a lasting lunar legacy. Overcoming these hurdles is crucial for Nasa's modern space exploration efforts. Aditya mission continuously sending data about Sun: Isro chief22.dubna Isro's S Somnath discusses Aditya L1 solar mission's ongoing Sun data transmission and instrument observations. The 5-year mission includes solar eclipse data collection and collaboration with Nasa on the Nisar project for Earth mapping. Lyrid meteor shower: When and where to watch22.dubna Lyrid Meteor shower peaks Sunday, best seen from Northern Hemisphere. NASA notes 2,700-year-old Lyrids. Moon's brightness may affect visibility. EarthSky mentions surges up to 100 meteors per hour. Nasa satellite's 'shocking' space junk near-miss was even closer than thought21.dubna Nasa's TIMED spacecraft and the defunct Russian spy satellite Cosmos 2221 experienced an alarmingly close encounter in orbit, space.com reported. Initial estimates suggested that the two satellites passed within 65 feet (20 meters) of each other. Currently, there are approximately 11,500 satellites orbiting Earth, with 9,000 of them being operational, according to the European Space Agency (ESA). Why many policies to lower migration actually increase it21.dubna Science News: LONDON: Every spring and summer, when the weather improves, the numbers of people trying to cross the Mediterranean to Europe drastically increase, so. Artificial Intelligence has a measurement problem21.dubna US News: SAN FRANCISCO: There's a problem with leading artificial intelligence tools such as ChatGPT, Gemini and Claude: We don't really know how smart they ar. AI a 'fundamental change in the news ecosystem': Expert20.dubna Rest of World News: PERUGIA: Artificial intelligence is shaking up journalism and in the short term will cause "a fundamental change in the news ecosystem", media expert . |