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Is the concentration of salt in the oceans gradually increasing and will there come a point life can no longer tolerate it? And why are MRI machines so noisy?

7 January 2026

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Is the concentration of salt in the oceans gradually increasing? Will there come a point when plant and animal life in the oceans will no longer be able to tolerate it?

Brian Etheridge
Seaford, East Sussex, UK

 

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Why are MRI machines so noisy, and what stops us making them quieter?

Nick Gibbons
London, UK

 

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