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Scientists discover that trees have ‘muscles’ to keep them upright

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Researchers at INRAE in France have confirmed that trees use specialised ‘tension wood’ to actively adjust their posture, much as muscles work in animals. This discovery could help overcome ‘plant blindness’ — the tendency to perceive plants as a passive backdrop.

European company Isar Aerospace becomes the first to put a private...

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German company Isar Aerospace has become the first purely commercial European start-up to successfully launch a rocket into Earth orbit. It succeeded on its second attempt.

Downward-Facing Dog Pose: the key to hamstring flexibility

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Practising Adho Mukha Svanasana, or Downward-Facing Dog Pose, can be a starting point for morning yoga, especially when the body feels stiff after a night's rest. This asana encourages a flow of energy, strengthens the muscles and improves spinal mobility.

Anthropic acknowledged that its AI models had hacked into third-party systems

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Anthropic has published a report detailing four cases in which its own AI models hacked into external systems, using access tokens and passwords and downloading files.

Study: personality traits and social context influence adolescent loneliness

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A new study found that adolescents experience isolation differently depending on whether they are with close friends or simply acquaintances. Personality traits play a key role in shaping these everyday emotions.

Strength training reduces symptoms of depression in young women with anxiety

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A study found that both standard and low-intensity strength training can help young women manage depressive symptoms associated with anxiety. The findings confirm that lifting weights is an effective way to improve mental health, regardless of the level of effort involved.