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A software discovers how to always win at poker

Is there a way to be invincible playing poker? A team of researchers from the University of Alberta (Canada) has developed a computer program that is capable of always winning at this famous card game. The software has been dubbed Cepheus and all its details have been published in the journal Science.

The lakes of Titan, a good landing place

Laos lakes of liquid methane on Saturn's moon have barely any waves, indicating a calm environment. This would make it easier to send a mission to its surface.

They discover that Mars is more uninhabitable than previously believed

Hope of finding life on the surface of Mars is dashed by a surprising find.

The future could be influencing the past

We speak of retrocausality. A team of scientists provides new arguments for the retrocausal quantum theory.

Are you fat? Your brain's immune cells could be to blame

Research with mice finds a link between these cells and excessive weight gain.

Neanderthals and modern humans interbred very early

A study of the mitochondrial DNA of Neanderthal remains reveals that they interbred with our ancestors more than 220,000 years ago, earlier than previously thought.

What you need to understand the Higgs boson in five questions

A subatomic particle popularly known as the "God particle" that is essential to understanding the world around us.

Frogs thrived on the extinction of dinosaurs

The disaster that wiped out three-quarters of life on earth left frogs free ground, a new study suggests.

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