The settings for a person’s biological clock might provide clues to when, during the day, he or she will be more active. What’s more, these same settings could be linked to what time of day a person might die, a new study finds.
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Researchers explain the molecular linkage between the circadian clock and the deadly heart rhythms that lead to sudden death, which is more likely to occur shortly after waking in the morning and in the late night. 
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One of Martin Gardner's collections of his Mathematical Games columns from Scientific American is titled Fractal Music, Hypercards and More....
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(PhysOrg.com) -- A team of researchers, led by Daniel Levitin of McGill University, has found after analyzing over two thousand pieces of classical music that span four hundred years of history, that virtually all of them follow a one-over-f (1/f)...
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