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Unreliable news sources affect how we judge other people
Emotional headlines influence our judgment of other people, even if we consider their source to be unreliable Neuropsychologists of Berlin Humblodt University found out. Thanks to technological advances, rumors, lies and half-truths spread quickly and far. They are always available on the Internet. Although their truthfulness can often be easily questioned, they influence the beliefs of individuals and societal opinion. Until recently, however, little was known about how incorrect information could appear in the Brain processed and how that neurological Processes affect our judgment.
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The head of the chinese and russian Space agencies have a memorandum of understanding to jointly build one Lunar station signed. In the document, both sides express their wish to help create a "International Scientific Lunar Station"to work together and invite other countries to the project. The signatures were given by Zhang Keijan, Director of the National Space Agency of China, and Dmitry Rogozin, Director of Roscosmos.
"Liquid glass"- This is how scientists at the German University of Konstanz describe the new state of matter that they were able to observe in experiments. The new phase seems to be between a solid and a colloidal State (such as a Gel) to be located. The researchers observed tiny particles of this type of substance at the transitions between liquid and solid phases. For these experiments, colloidal fines were generated from elliptically shaped particles. When substances change from liquid to solid, their molecules usually organize themselves into one crystalline pattern 
The oxygen-rich Atmosphere will last about a billion years on earth, according to a pair of scientists from Toho University and the Nexus for Exoplanet Systems Science NASA. In Nature Geoscience Kazumi Ozaki and Christopher Reinhard described the results of their simulations about the future of our planet.
Scientists from a Polish-German research team from the Technical University of Wrocław, the Universities of Augsburg and Münster as well as Munich have succeeded in creating nanoscale sound waves with Light quanta to mix. For their research, the results of which have just been published in the renowned journal Optica were published, they used an artificial atom that converts sound wave vibrations into individual light quanta with unprecedented precision. Photons - converts.
Recent actions by IT giants like Google and pharmaceutical companies suggest that the first really useful application of quantum computers related to working on new calculations drugs could be. quantum computers will - at least theoretically - have a performance that cannot be achieved by classic computers. This follows directly from the principle of how they work. In addition, a small excursion to the Qubit world:
Scientists who work for the US Department of Defense have successfully completed one solar panel the size of a pizza box tested in space. It was used as a prototype for a future system for transmitting Electricity evolved from space to any point on earth. The panel labeled Photovoltaic Radiofrequency Antenna Module (PRAM), mounted on the Pentagon's X-37B unmanned aerial vehicle drone, was first deployed in May 2020.
For the first time it has been possible to interlock Quantum states to be transmitted via a wire that connects two nodes (see also: 
The human Brain still holds innumerable secrets. One of them is why we make certain choices and choose different paths in life. It turns out that a person's outlook on life can be related to their mental performance, according to a study by the University of Cambridge. Scientists have shown that people with extreme views do less well on complex intellectual tasks.