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Figure 1. Diagram of a climbing hall with photos of the four sample types analyzed in this study. Climbers wear specialized shoes with highly engineered rubber soles (1, shoe soles). Friction between these soles and the footholds produces rubber particles (2, foothold powder). These particles can become airborne—either immediately, through brushing of the holds, or later, when climbers fall onto mats and resuspend previously settled particles (3, aerosol particulate matter). Over time, these airborne particles settle onto surfaces as dust (4, settled dust).

Rock Climbing Shoes Release Toxic Chemicals Indoors

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Brief Exercise Boosts Brain Function In Seniors

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Plastic Chemicals Linked To 356,000 Heart Deaths

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Due to decoherence, the qubit state naturally drifts toward the "north pole" of the sphere. However, by applying their coherence-stabilized sensing protocol, the researchers were able to temporarily counteract this decay, resulting in a stronger sensing signal (y component) with their method (blue) compared to the standard approach (red).

New Protocol Shatters Quantum Sensing Limits

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In this artist’s concept, a magnetar—a type of neutron star—is shown ejecting material into space, an event that would slow its rotation. The magnetar’s strong, twisted magnetic field lines (illustrated in green) shape the flow of electrically charged particles.

A Planet’s Worth of Gold: Magnetar Flares Forge Universe’s Heaviest Elements

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Rainfall Patterns Unlock Deadly Humid Heatwave Triggers

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Trust In Public Health Plunges After Leadership Changes

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Common Drug Reverses Devastating Gum Disease

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Brain decoder controls spinal cord stimulation

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Quantum-Neural Hybrid Solves Impossible Math

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Meditation’s Hidden Risks Revealed in Study

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The spiders that lost their personalities

Categories Bloggers, Life & Non-humans

Electric Pulses Train Cockroaches Like Pets

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