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Amit Malewar is the Founder and CEO of Tech Explorist and Inceptive Mind. He has been writing and editing at Tech Explorist for over six years, covering everything from science, space, robotics, and technologies that change our world.

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Squids have hidden hair cells, and they may hold clues to hearing loss

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Squids have always been mysterious creatures, but a discovery makes them even more extraordinary. Scientists at Case Western Reserve University have found that squids don’t just have specialized hair cells on their heads and arms, as previously thought. They have hundreds more of these cells covering their entire bodies. These cells, called hair cells, are strikingly similar to those buried deep inside the human ear.
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Astronomers find the lightest double neutron star system ever seen

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Astronomers have just unveiled a remarkable discovery: a compact double neutron star (DNS) system unlike any seen before. The pulsar PSR J1856–0039, detected with China’s Five-hundred-meter Aperture Spherical Radio Telescope (FAST), is rewriting what we know about the extremes of stellar physics and gravitational theory. Neutron stars are the extremely compact remnants left behind after the explosive demise of very large (massive) stars as supernovae.
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Did giant collisions create moons around distant stars? Webb finds new clues

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The early Earth was just starting to solidify and was very vulnerable when a Mars-sized object called “Theia” hit the Earth. When this happened, it turned the rock on the Earth into gas; threw up dirt/rocks into the atmosphere/space; and eventually created the Moon. This one incident completely changed the way the Earth looks.
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