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Opposing arrows of time emerge from certain quantum systems

A new study reveals that opposing arrows of time can theoretically emerge from certain quantum systems. Read further on Dynamite News:

Dynamite News · Feb 20, 2025

New AI tool to identify knives could ‘transform’ policing of knife crime

Researchers at the University of Surrey have created a tool which can quickly identify weapons and help track their origins.

The Independent UK · Feb 13, 2025

Thousands of patients ‘could be dying every year due to high NHS staff turnover’

Researchers said more needs to be done to retain nurses and doctors in the NHS to ensure safe patient care.

The Independent UK · Nov 20, 2024

Researchers reveal the best living wall plants to reduce air pollution

A study has named three plants the most effective to use on a living wall to clean up the air in your home and yard

Homes & Gardens · Mar 10, 2024

New study reveals the best trees for reducing air pollution – and the results will surprise you

Research shows the best trees for improving air quality in towns and cities aren't the ones you might expect

Homes & Gardens · Jan 28, 2024

Tart cherry juice is the new trending sleep aid - but does it really work?

Everyone's talking about tart cherry juice for sleep right now. Here, nutritionists and specialists reveal whether it's really worth trying

Woman & Home · Jan 23, 2024

Meet the AI image generator that can create pictures up to 16x higher resolution than Stable Diffusion

DemoFusion is a new artificial intelligence model that can generate much higher resolution images than is possible with tools like Stable Diffusion and Midjourney.

Tom’s Guide · Dec 8, 2023

Scientists discover why dozens of endangered elephants dropped dead

In 2020, 350 elephants mysteriously died in Botswana, with a further 35 dying in similar circumstances in Zimbabwe. Now scientists think they may have found the reason why

The Guardian - UK · Oct 25, 2023

Non-invasive deep brain stimulation ‘could provide treatment for brain diseases’

Until now, if experts wanted to electrically stimulate structures deep inside the brain, they needed to surgically implant electrodes into the brain.

The Independent UK · Oct 19, 2023

New electronic Covid test is 93% accurate and gives results in 45 minutes - study

eLAMP test can be done at home or in a GP surgery

Evening Standard · Sep 29, 2023