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Latest ABC Science News --> New research suggests exercising your brain can keep you sharper for longer into old age, but when the symptoms of dementia finally settle in, the decline happens faster.- e -God no longer has any place in theories on the creation of the universe due to a series of developments in physics, according to a new book by Stephen Hawking.- e -Climate change, over-fishing and other human impacts have pushed the oceans to the brink of a mass extinction that could take tens of millions of years to recover from, an Australian scientist says.- e -Ants travelling along a familiar route use their photographic memory to calculate how to stay on track say British researchers.- e -Astronomers think light from distant stars may be forming water on a dying red giant twice the mass and 700 times the size of our Sun.- e -'Kicking like a girl' is a real phenomenon and may explain why females are more likely to suffer knee injuries in sports such as football, say US researcher.- e -New research suggests young people getting less than five hours sleep per night are tripling their chances of developing a mental illness.- e -Tiny marine creatures found on the seabed on opposite sides of West Antarctic give a strong hint of the effects of sea level rise, say scientists.- e -Community feasts were probably a common occurrence among early humans, possibly predating the advent of agriculture, according to a new study.- e -Batteries built by viruses could soon power your mobile phone or be sprayed onto uniforms as wearable power sources.- e -A shake-up has been recommended for the UN climate panel, a body which came under fire recently in the so-called 'Climategate' scandal.- e -One of the world's most popular fruits, the apple, has been genetically sequenced, an exploit that could lead to crisper, juicier and more flavoursome harvests, says scientists.- e -Our understanding of what causes migraines has moved a step closer with the publication of a large European study.- e -Australia's leading body responsible for monitoring space weather has dismissed claims that a massive solar storm could "wipe out the Earth's entire power grid".- e -Scientists in California have used commercially available technology to create diamonds with tiny, nitrogen-filled holes, which could be the key to the next generation of supercomputers.- e -YouTube has become an arena for encouraging smoking among young people, hosting videos that link cigarettes with celebrities, music, sporting success and cartoons, according to medical researchers.- e -

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