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Behind the "CO₂ Absorption Source" - Could Seaweed Washed Ashore Contribute to Global Warming? Invisible Greenhouse Gases Rising from the Beach

A research team from Monash University in Australia has reported that aerobic methanotrophic archaea, primarily from the Methanosarcinaceae...

In winter, the "brain shrinks" of the shrew — Reversible brain shrinkage indicates a path to neural regeneration

The shrew (Sorex araneus) exhibits the "Dehnel phenomenon," where it reduces its brain volume by about 9% in winter and enlarges it again...

"Permanent Scars on Children's Bodies"? Confronting the Hidden Threats of E-Cigarettes — Doctors Concerned About the Impact of E-Cigarettes on the "Brain and Heart"

On September 1, 2025, at the European Society of Cardiology (ESC) annual conference, doctors expressed strong concerns about the "potential...

Detecting "Heart Failure Signs" in Just 15 Seconds — From "Listening" to "Diagnosing": AI x Stethoscope Doubles Diagnosis and Increases AF Detection by 3.5 Times in Demonstration

A research team from Imperial College London has tested a card-shaped AI stethoscope that simultaneously captures heart sounds and ECG, analyzing...

Pickpocketing at Self-Checkout is Scarier than Shoplifting: Overcoming the Barrier of "The Store is Not the Victim"

In Japan, where the adoption of self-checkout systems is advancing, a frequently overlooked risk is "pickpocketing." Around self-checkout...

The UK, Japan, and South Korea Experience the "Hottest Summer on Record" ── The Reasons Behind Simultaneous Extreme Heat Due to the Climate Crisis and How We Can Prepare

In the summer of 2025 (June to August) in the Northern Hemisphere, the UK, Japan, and South Korea simultaneously recorded their "hottest...

[McDonald's Happy Meal Controversy] Early Termination Due to Rampant Reselling... Criticism Mounts Against Unethical Behavior—Has the Original Spirit Been Lost?

In the summer of 2025, issues surrounding McDonald's Happy Meals arose nationwide due to bulk buying for resale purposes and food waste....

Small mites "eat" their rivals to win: Mating competition increases aggression, but they go easy on close relatives

A research team from Flinders University in Australia conducted a detailed examination of how mating competition among male bulb mites,...

September Night Sky & Astronomy Information— A "Nearly 3-Year" Total Lunar Eclipse Across Japan, Partial Solar Eclipse in the South Pacific

The night sky in Japan in September 2025 offers a must-see lineup for astronomy enthusiasts. The main highlight is the total lunar eclipse...

A Praying Mantis in Full Yellow Discovered by Elementary School Student in Okinawa — Experts Surprised by Its "Extremely Rare" Identity

On August 31st, at Mount Yaedake in Motobu Town, located in the northern part of Okinawa's main island, 7-year-old Yuima Uechi, a second...

The Increase in "Grotesque" Drama Works... Why Do "Psychological Thrillers" Captivate People?—The Unchanging Fascination and Awe for Humanity Despite AI Advancements

In recent years, psychological thrillers that delve into serial killings, "village darkness," and the inner workings of criminals have...

"Shared Seat Block" on Express Buses: Reserving the Adjacent Seat and Then Canceling Last Minute—Where Does It Become Illegal? Measures by Operators and Guidelines for Users

The practice known as "seat blocking," where a passenger on an express bus reserves an adjacent seat only to cancel it right before...

Gold Prices Hit Record Highs: Latest Rates and Background Analysis for Major Cities Including Delhi, Mumbai, and Chennai

The price of gold in India has reached an all-time high, surpassing "105,000 rupees per 10 grams." As of September 2nd, local reports...

Goodbye Fish-Shaped Soy Sauce — South Australia Becomes the World's First to Ban "Mini Bottles": "Towards the Future of the Ocean" Over "Seconds of Convenience"

In South Australia, as of September 1, 2025, the provision of plastic soy sauce bottles shaped like fish, as well as other rigid containers with...

The Deep Reason Behind the "Simple Puzzles" AI Still Can't Solve - Exploring the Astonishing Power of the Human Brain: "Seconds" for Humans, "Mazes" for AI

ARC is a task that involves identifying and applying "hidden rules" in color grids to measure generalization from a few examples. In an...

China Built Too Many, the US Keeps Declining: The Rise and Fall of Shopping Malls - How Online Shopping Accelerated the "Mall Overload"

In the 2010s, while malls in the United States were closing one after another, China continued construction, doubling the number of malls to...

USJ's "Nighttime Parade" Officially Ends—Suspended Since 2020, Unable to Resume

Universal Studios Japan (USJ) officially announced the end of its nighttime flagship show, "Universal Spectacle Night Parade: Best of...

"The Age 16 Barrier" and AI — Could Australia's Social Media Age Verification Be the Solution? Transparency and Remedies Are Key to Age Verification

Australia plans to implement a ban on social media for those under 16 starting in December 2025. The government's final report on the Age...

The Pitfalls of the ID and Face Scanning Era: "The Age Verification Paradox" — The Reality in the UK Where Law-Abiding Sites Decline and Unverified Sites Thrive

When the age verification requirements under the UK's Online Safety Bill come into effect, a paradox occurs where UK traffic to sites that...

"One Piece" Chapter 1159: Release Date, Streaming Time, and Where to Read - Complete Guide for Japanese Fans

Chapter 1159 of "ONE PIECE" is scheduled for official release on September 8, 2025, at 0:00 JST. In many regions, including...

Visualizing Tokyo's "Scorching Hotspots": Decoding Climate Change and the Future of Cities through Data Integration

The heat in Tokyo varies significantly based on "perception" and "location," making it difficult to capture the detailed...

U.S. Visa Regulations to Tighten "Starting This Week": Interview Requirements Expand on 9/2, New $250 Fee Introduced on 10/1 — Impact on Japanese Citizens and Summary of Measures

Starting this week (Tuesday, September 2, 2025, Japan time), non-immigrant visas for the United States will generally require in-person interviews....

Exceeding the Limits of Daily Medication? Astra's New Drug Baxdrostat Lowers Blood Pressure More Than Twice as Much as Standard Medication in Resistant Hypertension

AstraZeneca's experimental drug Baxdrostat demonstrated significant blood pressure reduction in a late-stage trial (BaxHTN) presented at the...

After GLP-1, It's "Microproteins": Opening New Routes for Obesity and Aging Treatment - The Day the Common Belief of 'One mRNA = One Protein' Crumbles

The team at the Salk Institute has demonstrated that a "microprotein" called SLC35A4-MP helps maintain the morphology and function of...