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Astronomers find a mysterious gap in an ancient star cluster

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By Eric Ralls
| Earth.com
Astronomers intended to analyze the movement of stars in an ancient cluster close to the Earth. But they inadvertently discovered something about the most common stars in the universe. They noticed something very weird regarding red dwarfs that should have been present. The absence of these stars could provide some useful information on the internal changes occurring in these stars despite their distance.
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Scientists discover brain waste routes that may explain Alzheimer's

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By Eric Ralls
| Earth.com
Your brain runs around the clock. Even in deep sleep, it keeps firing and rebuilding itself, and all that work leaves behind a litter of spent proteins that has to go somewhere. Researchers long believed they had a solid map of where that waste goes. They had drawn it by tracking the fluid that carries the trash, not the trash itself. A new study has redrawn that map.
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Study finds link between the gut microbes of a fish and the overall health of Earth's oceans

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By Eric Ralls
| Earth.com
Every ocean fish swallows seawater to survive, and what comes in must come out. Excess calcium and carbonate end up packed into solid white pellets inside the gut, then shed back into the sea. Scientists have mapped which fish proteins drive that process. In 1991, researchers took a close look at those pellets and found bacteria clinging to the mineral surfaces. Nobody looked more closely at why for 30 years. A new study just did.
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