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GB News: MH370 search handed major blow as £56m operation focuses on 'most dangerous place on Earth'
The search for missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 has been suspended due to worsening weather conditions in the Southern Indian Ocean. The £56 million mission, led by Ocean Infinity, will not resume until November when conditions improve.
Former deputy operations manager Peter Waring emphasized the dangers of conducting searches in the area during winter, citing severe storms and complex seabed conditions. He called for transparency about the search methods to address public concerns and expressed confidence in Ocean Infinity's capabilities.
#health
Fox News: Women may hear better than men, new study suggests
A recent study published in Scientific Reports indicates that women may possess more sensitive hearing than men. Conducted by Dr. Patricia Balaresque and her team, the research involved hearing tests on 448 individuals across various global communities. Results showed that gender and environment primarily influence hearing sensitivity, with women demonstrating an average of two decibels more sensitivity.
The study also noted that hearing sensitivity varies with age and ecological environment, with urban residents displaying different hearing profiles compared to those in rural areas. Researchers suggest that hormonal differences and cochlear anatomy may contribute to the enhanced hearing sensitivity observed in women.
#science
The Western Journal: Binary Star System Expected to Explode Soon, Nova Will Be Visible from Earth
A binary star system known as T Coronae Borealis, or the “Blaze Star,” is expected to explode soon, with visibility from Earth anticipated. The last explosion occurred in 1946, and this event, occurring every 78 to 80 years, is predicted to happen any time now, creating a significant spectacle for skywatchers.
Experts emphasize the importance of this event for amateur astronomers, as it offers a unique opportunity for observation and engagement with the cosmos. The explosion will be visible without telescopes, potentially inspiring a new generation of scientists.