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Solar Tsunami Used To Measure Sun’s Magnetic Field
A solar tsunami observed by the Japanese Hinode spacecraft was used to provide the first accurate estimates of the Sun's magnetic field.
A Third Of World’s Population Benefit From Tobacco Control Measures
The number of people worldwide covered by at least one life-saving measure to limit tobacco use has more than doubled in the last five years.
Sharks Stun Sardine Prey With Tail Slaps
Thresher sharks hunt sardines by rapidly slapping their tails hard enough to stun or kill several of the smaller fish at once.
New Insights Into Genetic Basis Of Deadly Liver Cancer
Researchers have tracked down recurrent genetic abnormalities in hepatocellular carcinoma, a deadly form of liver cancer.
Moths Use Anti-Bat Defense For Mating
Researchers have discovered that moths use their defense mechanisms against bats for sexual communication.
How To Get Boys To Sing In The Choir
A researcher has found that supportive mothers and music teachers are instrumental in helping school-age boys maintain an interest in singing.
Baby Fish Navigate Using ‘Sun Compass’
Marine scientists have discovered that baby fish navigate their way back to their home reef using a 'sun compass'.
Rest Up! Too Much Exercise Could Send You To An Early Grave
Exercise is generally beneficial to health but exceeding the optimal level of exercise may be harmful. Adrian Elliot, a lecturer in Exercise Physiology at the University of Adelaide, explores how much exercise is too much.
Choir Singing Synchronizes Heart Beats
A new study on how music affects our body and our health has found that when people sing in a choir, their heart beats become synchronized.
