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this shell takes billions of plastic nanoparticles in six hours time. nanoparticles: a curse or a blessing? we do not know, and that is a problem. the exoplanet - rich in helium - looks a bit like a balloon. the discovery provides more insight into how the plague spread around the world. people with narcissistic traits usually see more in a few powerful leaders. this is shown by research among 102 sea turtles, originating from three different oceans .. specu*oos opens the eyes - and soon the hunt for viable planets. a brand new observatory in the north of chile has made its first observations. the mysterious navy sign finally seems to give up its secrets. it is expected that this year we will emit 37.1 billion tonnes (!) co2 by burning fossil fuels. this time they were trying to find out whether the interstellar object accommodates extraterrestrial technology. until recently, uterine transplants were only possible with living donors. the particle accelerator will receive a major upgrade in the next two years. we have never been able to admire this part of our mother star. The particles quickly penetrate into the main organs of the shell: gravitational waves from another four huge collisions discovered in space. nanoparticles: a curse or a blessing? we do not know, and that is a problem. nanoparticles are appearing in more and more products - from toothpaste and paint to textiles and plastic. but are they actually safe? New Year's Day, when the fireworks on the planet have been extinguished, almost 7 billion kilometers away, a spacecraft pas*es by ultima thule, recent research proves that tiny synthetic particles also roam the air and suggests that in our lungs what is quantum mechanics? why is it incomprehensible even for Nobel laureates? and why can we absolutely not live without? now that antibiotic resistance is increasing, alternatives are desperately needed. can phages be the solution?