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This combination has never existed for muonium before, opening a real path toward finally putting Einstein's rule to the test with this strange atom. The post A New Atom Beam Could Finally Put Einstein’s Gravity Rule To The Test appeared first on StudyFinds.

The retina shares blood vessels and nerve tissue with the brain and heart, so changes on a scan can reflect problems elsewhere. The post A Retinal Scan May Flag Irregular Heartbeat Risk Years Before Diagnosis appeared first on StudyFinds.

New research finds intermittent fasting's 10-hour window matched a normal schedule for weight loss, with no edge on hunger or inflammation. The post Intermittent Fasting No Better Than a Normal Schedule for Weight Loss, Study Finds appeared first on StudyFinds.

That recurring middle-of-the-night wake-up may feel like a sign that something is off. Yet researchers say it can also be a surprisingly ordinary result of what happens in the body before dawn. The post Why You Keep Waking Up At 3 A.M., According To Sleep Researchers appeared first on StudyFinds.

A study of 18 mammoth ivory figurines reveals Ice Age carvers in Ukraine used the tusk's hidden inner patterns to guide their geometric art. The post Ice Age Carvers in Ukraine Copied Their Art From Mammoth Tusk’s Hidden Grain appeared first on StudyFinds.