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Researchers at the University of York propose that light could subtly change color when it encounters dark matter, offering a potential method for detecting it directly.

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By varying the salinity of the solution and monitoring how the flakes change their distance to the substrate, it is possible to study and measure the fundamental forces at play.

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Methane, a planet-warming greenhouse gas, is about 80 times more potent than carbon dioxide and is responsible for about a quarter of all the human-caused climate change we are experiencing.

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Out of Toronto, Times critic Amy Nicholson celebrated the film as “a devilish and dynamic adaptation,” remarking on DaCosta’s changes to Ibsen’s play by saying, “The spirit is faithful; the subtext is fresh.”

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“You know you’re getting old when various parts of your body decide to make changes without notifying you ahead of time,” Coleman said.

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