Prior to this discovery, the largest underground thermal lake title belonged to a site in Hungary, below Turkish baths in the city of Budapest, Reuters reported in 2008. That lake is 282 feet long, 89 ...

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The results created 50,000 maps with measurements at more than 29,000 locations across the retina, identifying retinal thinning relating to 294 genes that play an important role in disease. AI ...

Multiple retinal maps of single eyes with white indicating where the retina is thickest and coloured areas representing thinner regions of the retina. The research identified 294 genes influencing ...

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Parts of Britain are likely to be blasted by the freezing weather, as the latest weather maps have turned icy blue, indicating the possibility of low temperatures. According to the weather maps ...

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Blue eyes have captivated people for ages, symbolising beauty and enigma, with famous personalities like Frank Sinatra and Megan Fox enhancing their charm. But the origins of this rare eye colour and ...

Blue eyes have captivated us for centuries. Icons like Frank Sinatra and celebs including Megan Fox and Cillian Murphy boast the eye colour - but where did this sought-after trait come from?

Italy has resumed sending illegal migrants to its new Albania processing centre as Giorgia Meloni, the country’s prime minister, attempts to circumvent the European Court of Justice (ECJ).