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It's no surprise that exercise is good for your health. Experts have told us about its benefits for years. Being active for 60 minutes a day can give your body a real boost. But recent research reveals even more detail about why it works. Read on to learn why you should make time to move.

BUILD A MIND-BODY CONNECTION

Meditation is the practice of relaxing the body and mind by mental exercise. It can help you feel relaxed in the moment. But experts say it can also help long-term. Too much stress can lead to inflammation × inflammation SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY/GETTY IMAGES a bodily response to injury in which heat, pain, and swelling are present in the affected area (noun) Doctors told the players to apply ice to reduce inflammation. . Inflammation is the body's often-painful response to injury and overuse. But simple mindfulness can help. New research shows that it can change your genes to help fight off poor health. "Just 15 minutes [a day] of practicing mindfulness seems to do the trick," Ivana Buric says. She is a researcher at Coventry University, in England.

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BOOST YOUR BRAINPOWER

Exercise can help your brain, not just your body. Exercise makes the heart pump blood faster. That increase gives the brain a boost. Physical activity helps brain cells grow. And moving more appears to lower the chances of memory loss. Running and swimming are two of the best workouts for brain health. They increase the heart rate and pump more blood to the noggin. Had a bad day at school? Exercise can help you cope × cope to manage or deal with something (verb) A good night's sleep can help you cope with stress. with anger and feel happier. And breaking a sweat a few times a week can even help you live longer.

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The benefits of strength training are adding up. It lowers the risk of disease. And using resistance bands can make muscles bigger and bones stronger. Running is another way to help your muscles. Some people believe that over time, the activity can be hard on the knees. But a recent small study found that a short run helped knee joints in the short term. More research is needed to find out exactly how much running is good for the knees over many years. For now, experts say the benefits of running outweigh the risks.

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Roughly 140 natural satellites, called moons, orbit the various planets in our solar system, but there's only one known simply as "the moon." Earth 's sole satellite has loomed large in human history since ancient times. Its orbit around Earth inspired our calendar month. Its gravitational pull coaxes Earth's oceans (and large lakes) into daily cycles of high and low tide. The moon might even affect how you toss and turn at night (one study showed that people sleep worse during a full moon). In fact, scientists suspect that our satellite's stabilizing effect on Earth's wobble and climates helped life evolve here. Without the moon, there might not have been moon gazers.

Our satellite is literally a chip off the old block, formed around 4.5 billion years ago when a roving body the size of Mars collided with the infant Earth and knocked a cloud of debris into orbit. That debris coalesced into the moon. But while an atmosphere protected Earth from all but the largest meteor impacts, the moon's airless surface came under constant assault over billions of years. The powdery lunar dust is pocked by craters and dented by dark basins people once thought were seas (they're dry, although the moon may contain ice in it deepest crevices). Our satellite is also the only heavenly body visited by human beings, whose footsteps are easy enough to follow when you touch down in your spaceship. They remain unchanged on the charcoal-gray surface.

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* The moon orbits the Earth in such a way that it always shows the same side to us earthlings. We didn't get our first glimpse of the far side-often mistakenly called the "dark side"-until a probe photographed it in 1959.

* Although various people have declared the moon as their property-and American astronauts have planted six flags on its surface-no single person or nation can claim ownership of the moon according to international law.

* The moon's pull is slowly slowing the Earth's rotation, but it will take millions of years for us to notice.

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