Interstellar Intrigue: Extragalactic Star Found Orbiting Milky Way's Black Hole

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Researchers have discovered an extragalactic star, S0-6, in the Milky Way, suggesting that it formed in a dwarf galaxy that was absorbed by our galaxy. In another study, scientists found evidence of a genetically inherited, universal nonverbal communication system in children. Additionally, researchers have determined that moisture affects the quality of coffee by reducing static electricity during grinding. Lastly, a study on couples coping with COVID found that resilience behaviors, such as increased support and maintaining routines, were most effective, while using jokes and humor was least effective.
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