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Как развивается ребёнок: Фотограф показал волшебный процесс появление новой жизни на свет
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science1d ago

Как развивается ребёнок: Фотограф показал волшебный процесс появление новой жизни на свет

https://twizz.ru/kak-razvivaetsya-rebyonok-fotograf-pokazal-volshebnyj-856968/
Twizz.ru
  • Nilsson documented human embryo development from conception to birth using microcameras and special lighting.
  • His work culminated in a 1965 LIFE magazine publication that popularized the embryo imagery.
  • Nilsson’s photographs revealed the embryo’s progression through key stages in the womb.
  • The series showcased milestones from fertilization to early fetal development.
  • Nilsson’s work merged medical science with art, widening public fascination with prenatal life.
  • The photographer published multiple books following 'A Child is Born' to expand the visuals.
  • The imagery includes milestone captions and visual notes from embryology to early fetal life.
  • Lifespan of the embryo is traced across weeks, detailing growth and development milestones.
  • Nilsson’s collaboration yielded public interest with additional media features and channels.
  • The reference page includes a vivid timeline of embryonic stages through 36 weeks.
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Scientists found the brain rhythm that makes your body feel like yours
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science18h ago

Scientists found the brain rhythm that makes your body feel like yours

https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2026/01/260114080325.htm
Sciencedaily.com
  • Latest study links faster parietal alpha waves to sharper sense of body ownership in humans.
  • Faster alpha rhythms improve timing between sight and touch, strengthening ownership.
  • Slower alpha frequencies widen the temporal binding window, blurring self vs. environment.
  • Non-invasive brain stimulation altered alpha speed and changed body ownership perception.
  • Study involved 106 participants and used EEG, stimulation, and modeling to test body ownership.
  • Findings may help design better prosthetics and more immersive virtual reality.
  • Research ties alpha frequency to how precisely the brain evaluates timing of sensory input.
  • The work was a collaboration between Karolinska Institutet and Aix-Marseille Université.
  • Funding for the study came from ERC, Swedish Research Council, VINNOVA, StratNeuro, and A*Midex.
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#3
Edgemode Seeks Rescission of Share Exchange Agreement
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business13h ago

Edgemode Seeks Rescission of Share Exchange Agreement

https://www.tradingview.com/news/tradingview:2bc75c3ff1ead:0-edgemode-seeks-rescission-of-share-exchange-agreement/
Tradingview.com
  • Edgemode seeks rescission of the Share Exchange Agreement with Synthesis Analytics due to material breaches.
  • Material breaches were identified by Edgemode and Adler Capital, prompting the rescission move.
  • Edgemode plans to enforce the rescission and seek damages from Adler Capital.
  • The report references a Swedish court petition disputing tax claims against Marviken ONE AB.
  • The summary notes the content is based on an AI-powered summary of SEC filings.
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Sportsnet's 2026 NHL Draft Rankings: January Edition
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sports10h ago

Sportsnet's 2026 NHL Draft Rankings: January Edition

https://www.sportsnet.ca/nhl/article/sportsnets-2026-nhl-draft-rankings-january-edition/
Sportsnet.ca
  • No. 1 prospect Ivar Stenberg earns top spot after a brilliant World Juniors and SHL play, showcasing 200-foot game and high compete.
  • McKenna slides to No. 3 as scoring and NCAA development balance with Verhoeff and Stenberg in the top group.
  • Tynan Lawrence’s BU move creates apples-to-apples comparison with top prospects and fuels discussion on his ceiling.
  • Chase Reid and Viggo Bjørk emerge as strong supporting top-10 contenders with elite skating and two-way potential.
  • Lawrence remains in top-10 with continued BU ACCOMMODATION considerations for scouts.
  • The ranking highlights a blend of SHL, NCAA, and OHL players shaping the January edition.
  • Bjork and Verhoeff are noted as top-tier prospects alongside Stenberg and McKenna in the top group.
  • The piece notes Stenberg's 200-foot game and his high level of competition as differentiators.
  • The article includes background on players' development paths, including world juniors and college hockey.
  • The January edition sets a baseline for future evaluations of top draft prospects.
  • The piece mentions further coverage, including Real Kyper's Trade Board 2.0 and NHL news.
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‘I’ve never felt such a skin-zinging feeling of being alive’: my year of swimming in Nordic seas
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health5h ago

‘I’ve never felt such a skin-zinging feeling of being alive’: my year of swimming in Nordic seas

https://www.theguardian.com/travel/2026/jan/15/ive-never-felt-such-a-skin-zinging-feeling-of-being-alive-my-year-of-swimming-in-nordic-seas
Theguardian.com
  • Laura Hall undertook a year-long voyage swimming in Nordic seas to combat burnout and reclaim vitality.
  • The journey started in Bergen and Copenhagen, then expanded to Sweden, Arctic Norway, Greenland, and Finland.
  • The author highlights a community of dippers, including mermaids and naked swimmers, forming a supportive network.
  • A defining moment came on Uunartoq in Greenland, where icy seas met a hot spring and a sense of rebirth.
  • By the end of the year, Hall attributed inner transformation to regular cold-water immersion and community.
  • The narrative frames the practice as both travel and health journalism, linking sport with wellbeing.
  • The piece notes the thermals and saunas as vital companions to the cold swims, creating warmth and social bonds.
  • Hall describes Greenland’s ice and Arctic landscapes shaping a profound personal revelation.
  • The author concludes that saltwater immersion can help sustain a future in the Nordic region.
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#6
F1 Team Were Forced to Withdraw Car That Won Grand Prix In Its Only Race
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sports4h ago

F1 Team Were Forced to Withdraw Car That Won Grand Prix In Its Only Race

https://www.sportbible.com/f1/f1-team-car-withdrawn-grand-prix-win-protests-449532-20260114
Sportbible.com
  • The Brabham BT46B, dubbed the 'fan car', won its debut race at the Swedish Grand Prix before being withdrawn.
  • Protests from McLaren, Tyrell, Surtees, Williams and Lotus challenged the car's aerodynamic advantages.
  • Regulatory pressure and FOCA influence led Bernie Ecclestone to withdraw the BT46B after the race.
  • The car used ground-effect tunnels and a rear fan to enhance downforce and engine cooling.
  • The FIA banned moveable aerodynamic devices, but Brabham argued the fan primarily cooled the engine.
  • Niki Lauda won the race in the BT46B, finishing far ahead of rivals with a 34-second gap.
  • Brabham's design changes and the controversy surrounding the car overshadowed the season's early races.
  • The car's fate reflected tensions between innovation and compliance in 1970s F1.
  • The episode occurred during the 1978 season amid evolving safety and regulatory standards.
  • Lauda and teammate John Watson achieved podiums even as the BT46B faced pushback.
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#7
Why Drinking Your Sugar May Be Even Worse Than Eating It
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health39m ago

Why Drinking Your Sugar May Be Even Worse Than Eating It

https://www.foodandwine.com/sugary-drinks-heart-disease-risk-study-11878789
Foodandwine.com
  • Newest findings show liquid sugars in drinks are linked to higher risks of several cardiovascular diseases.
  • A Lund University study tracked nearly 70,000 Swedes from 1997 to 2019 to assess sugar sources and heart disease.
  • BYU meta-analysis of over 500,000 people links beverage sugars to higher diabetes risk than sugars from whole foods.
  • The Lund study found liquid sugar consumption correlates with several specific heart conditions beyond general risk.
  • Researchers caution that occasional treats may not be as harmful as very low sugar intake in some cases.
  • Overall, health guidance may evolve to differentiate sugar sources and forms for better cardiovascular outcomes.
  • The studies emphasize scholarly assessment over simplistic sugar demonization.
  • Public health messaging may shift to highlight beverage sugar as a distinct risk factor.
  • The BYU study covered diverse global populations to assess sugar impact on diabetes risk.
  • Experts say added sugar source matters for health outcomes, not all sugars are equal.
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