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Japan Breaks Internet Speed Records with Unprecedented Data Transmission

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Source: Live Science
Japan Breaks Internet Speed Records with Unprecedented Data Transmission
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This week in science saw groundbreaking discoveries including the largest black hole merger, volcanic activity in Iceland driven by underground 'blobs', Japan setting a new internet speed record, psilocybin in magic mushrooms showing potential anti-aging effects, and insights into Earth's weakening magnetic field from ancient artifacts.

Topics:technologyscience#black-hole-merger#earths-magnetic-field#iceland-volcano#internet-speed-record#psilocybin-anti-aging#science
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  1. Science news this week: 'Anti-aging' magic mushrooms and record-breaking internet speeds  Live Science
  2. Japan sets new internet speed record — it's 4 million times faster than average US broadband speeds  Live Science
  3. Petabit Power Unleashed: Japan’s 19-Core Fiber Sends Unimaginable Data Speeds Across 1,123 Miles in World-Record Transmission  Rude Baguette
  4. This is how long it would take to download Netflix’s entire catalog using the world’s fastest internet connect  Diario AS
  5. Entire Netflix can now be downloaded in 1 second in Japan | Tap to know more | Inshorts  Inshorts

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