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Wordle 385 answer for July 9: Finding the word today is like going on a hunt. You have to be strategic, methodical, smart and use your important resources like these Wordle hints, clues and solution. Wordle 385 answer for July 9: The weekend opens with a slightly easier puzzle which also has enough tricks to not serve itself on platter. Today's puzzle will require skills but as long as you understand the dynamics of the game, your victory should be confirmed.…

Physicists working with the world’s biggest dark-matter detector—a behemoth in the United States known as LUX-ZEPLIN (LZ)—released their first results today. They see no sign of what they’re searching for, so-called weakly interacting massive particles or WIMPs. Still, the result is sparking interest among particle physicists, as the nearly 4-decade-long search for WIMPs approaches a climax. The U.S. detector is turning on at the same time as similar detectors in Italy and China,…

Tech innovation is a cycle, especially in the main character-driven world of early-stage venture capital and copycat nature of startups. The latest proof? Y Combinator this week announced Launch YC, a platform where people can sort accelerator startups by industry, batch and launch date to discover new products. The famed accelerator, which has seeded the likes of Instacart, Coinbase, OpenSea and Dropbox, invites users to vote for newly launched startups “to help them climb up the leaderboard, try out product demos…

We know the brain changes after traumatic injury, and now we have maps from mice showing what that change looks like.A team of scientists has traced connections between nerve cells throughout the entire brain of mice, showing that distant parts of the brain become disconnected after a head injury.  The stunning visualizations of brain-wide connectivity could help scientists understand how a traumatic brain injury, or TBI, alters cross-talk between different cells and brain regions, first in mice and then in humans."We've…

The hunt for signs of life on Mars has not been going as well as hoped. While we have discovered some of life’s building blocks on the Red Planet, the need for more evidence is clear. As such, NASA has been looking for that evidence with its Curiosity and Perseverance rovers. However, now, a new report suggests that we may need to look further below the surface in our hunt for signs of life on Mars. Mars landscape captured by the Pathfinder lander. Image source: NASA/JPLOur research of the Martian planet has…

A new study published in Proceedings of the National Academy of Science has shed more light on how seals hunt in the deep ocean. The researchers say that the often fawned over sea mammals actually use their whiskers to track prey in the darkness of the ocean’s depths. Seals use whiskers to hunt prey in the deep ocean Image source: elnavegante / Adobe Light has a hard time penetrating the gloomy darkness of the ocean’s depths. As such, any animals that hunt or live within these darkened areas of the ocean…

Justin Bieber has postponed the remaining U.S. dates on his Justice Tour as he recovers from complications from Ramsay Hunt syndrome. The tour’s promoter, AEG Presents, announced the news on Thursday in a statement that read, “In light of Justin’s ongoing recovery, the remaining US Justice Tour shows scheduled for June and early July, including at Summerfest at the @amfamamp in Milwaukee, WI on Friday, June 24, 2022 will be postponed.” Bieber, 28, revealed in a video last week that he’s suffering from partial…

A new group of fans has Bieber fever: anti-vaxxers. To them, he’s living proof that bad things inevitably happen to people who get the covid-19 vaccine, though there has been no clear evidence and no word from the Biebs himself.01:57Rainn Wilson’s First Fandoms: Star Trek And D&DYesterday 4:32PMLast Friday, Justin Bieber announced in a video on Instagram that he was canceling his upcoming shows because he had contracted Ramsay Hunt syndrome, an illness caused by the varicella-zoster virus, which also causes the…

Justin Bieber has had to cancel future concert dates because of a viral infection that has paralyzed one side of his face."As you can see, this eye is not blinking," Bieber told his fans in a video on Instagram. "I can't smile on this side of my face. This nostril will not move."  The 28-year-old Canadian pop star has a condition called Ramsay Hunt syndrome. It is caused by the varicella-zoster virus – the virus that causes chickenpox.After a person has recovered from chickenpox, the virus can remain dormant in the body…

This medical outbreak isn't the first time Bieber's ongoing world tour has been postponed. In February, his scheduled performance at the Tacoma Dome in Tacoma, Washington was cancelled due to the COVID19 outbreak in his ensembleJustin Bieber. Pic/AFPAfter being detected with Ramsay Hunt syndrome, Justin Beiber has now finally spoken about his current condition. The Canadian pop star has shared a video on his Instagram account, giving out some intricate details about his disease. The singer, after a lot of courage, posted…