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18-06-26 (07:54)  Climate Models May Be Wrong About How Trees Store Carbon (SciTechDaily)
18-06-26 (07:11) US Infant Mortality Rate Drops to All-Time Low, And This Could Be Why (Sciencealert.com)
18-06-26 (06:13) 10 Greatest American Sci-Fi Movies of All Time (Collider)
18-06-26 (04:43) Ancient monument may have been an early Stonehenge prototype (Newscientist.com)
18-06-26 (04:43) No young women have died of cervical cancer in England for years (Newscientist.com)
18-06-26 (04:11) Mysterious Stonehenge 'Prototype' Found Just Miles From World-Famous Monument (Sciencealert.com)
18-06-26 (03:34) Leak confirms OpenAI is testing a ChatGPT for Science subscription (BleepingComputer.com)
18-06-26 (03:03) Archaeologists Unearth Stonehenge 'Prototype' Near Monument (Newsmax)
18-06-26 (03:02) Free-Space Quantum Communication Demonstrates Stability with 1.4 Units of Detector Noise (Quantumzeitgeist.com)
18-06-26 (02:23) Female bull sharks may reunite with the same partners year after year (Earth.com)
18-06-26 (01:52) Simple pharmacist calls may help patients keep cholesterol treatment on track (Earth.com)
18-06-26 (01:26) Study Reveals Optimal Number of Daily Steps to Offset Sitting Down (Sciencealert.com)
18-06-26 (01:11) Swedish lakes help solve Darwin's 160-year puzzle about invasive species (The Brighter Side of News)
18-06-26 (01:10) 500 Years Before Humans Built Stonehenge, They Made A "Prototype" That Lined Up With The Sun (IFLScience.com)
18-06-26 (00:55) Consciousness is Not Exclusive to Earth's Biology, Philosophers Argue (Sci.news)
18-06-26 (00:52) Cancer therapy may unlock kidney transplants for patients who had no match (Earth.com)
18-06-26 (00:43) Chilling the body with drugs could limit brain damage from stroke (Newscientist.com)
18-06-26 (00:23) Compound droughts hit plant growth much harder than scientists expected (Earth.com)
18-06-26 (00:10) Astronomers Find Four Separate Generations of Stars in 'Globular Cluster' Terzan 5 (Sci.news)
18-06-26 (00:06) NASA satellite can now track fall colors leaf by leaf from space (Earth.com)
18-06-26 (00:06) Hidden body signal may help explain compulsive drug use (Earth.com)
18-06-26 (00:06) Food security faces a new threat: Not enough people to farm (Earth.com)
17-06-26 (23:42) Allie Balter-Kennedy: Young American Scientist studying ice cores to better foresee climate change (Scientific American)
17-06-26 (23:42) Samagya Banskota: Young American Scientist developing new ways to deliver therapeutics (Scientific American)
17-06-26 (23:42) Jenny Bergner: Young American Scientist recreating cosmic chemistry to understand how planets form (Scientific American)
17-06-26 (23:42) Adam Bowman: Young American Scientist making it easier to see neurons communicate (Scientific American)
17-06-26 (23:42) Colin Carlson: Young American Scientist linking climate change to human health and ecological diversity (Scientific American)
17-06-26 (23:42) Steven Chavez: Young American Scientist trying to make catalysts work better (Scientific American)
17-06-26 (23:42) Jieneng Chen: Young American Scientist creating AI tools for better cancer detection (Scientific American)
17-06-26 (23:42) Kauê M. Costa: Young American Scientist trying to decipher how we learn (Scientific American)
17-06-26 (23:42) Dane deQuilettes: Young American Scientist studying ways to improve solar energy (Scientific American)
17-06-26 (23:42) Chee-Huat Linus Eng: Young American Scientist capturing a cell's genetic activity in real-time (Scientific American)
17-06-26 (23:42) Emily Finn: Young American Scientist studying how people interpret the same things differently (Scientific American)
17-06-26 (23:42) Jaye Gardiner: Young American Scientist studying the environment around cancers (Scientific American)
17-06-26 (23:42) Trevor GrandPre: Young American Scientist studying self-organizing structures in cells called biomolecular condensates (Scientific American)
17-06-26 (23:42) Anna Ho: Young American Scientist studying astronomical transients (Scientific American)
17-06-26 (23:39) Scientists Discovered a Fly That Sheds Its Wings and Sacrifices Its Sight (SciTechDaily)
17-06-26 (23:39) Researchers Capture the First Atomic-Level Images of a Critical Human DNA Repair Enzyme (SciTechDaily)
17-06-26 (23:39) Scientists Just Discovered a Cellular Survival System That Was Never Supposed To Exist (SciTechDaily)
17-06-26 (23:32) Sooner than expected? Useful quantum error correction promised for 2028. (Ars Technica)
17-06-26 (22:55) Relativity Space to privately develop Mars orbiter mission (SpaceNews.com)
17-06-26 (22:52) Tiny minerals may have helped switch Earth's chemistry into life (Earth.com)
17-06-26 (22:37) Fly brain map reveals how bodies turn decisions into movement (Earth.com)
17-06-26 (22:36) Fiery data hint that controlled forest fires benefit human health (Nature)
17-06-26 (22:31) The Space Weather Problem Most Cities Never Think About (Forbes.com)
17-06-26 (22:23) Gel injected into damaged joints may help cartilage repair itself (Earth.com)
17-06-26 (22:23) Gut signals may determine when the body eats or sleeps (Earth.com)
17-06-26 (22:13) This '90s Sci-Fi Series Is a Masterclass in Space Warfare That Even Star Wars Can't Match (Collider)
17-06-26 (22:11) Someone Who Died 2,000 Years Ago Had Their Bones Whittled Into Tools (Sciencealert.com)
17-06-26 (22:11) Schrödinger's anthill: Quantum entanglement detected inside a centimeter-sized strange metal (The Brighter Side of News)
17-06-26 (21:55) Astronomers Trace Elusive High-Energy Neutrino to Star-Forming Galaxy in Early Universe (Sci.news)
17-06-26 (21:50) The brain region that could provide a cognitive 'reservoir' in old age (Nature)
17-06-26 (21:24) Upgraded Ariane 6 launches Amazon Leo satellites (SpaceNews.com)
17-06-26 (21:24) Star Trek Comic Relaunch First Look Goes Where No Enterprise Has Gone Before (Exclusive) (Syfy Wire)
17-06-26 (21:23) A small change after stroke treatment could help more patients recover (Earth.com)
17-06-26 (21:23) Climate change could make soybeans bigger but less nutritious (Earth.com)
17-06-26 (21:18) Asteroid the size of 38 Lubavitcher Rebbes to pass Earth on Chabad head's yahrzeit - NASA (The Jerusalem Post)
17-06-26 (21:11) Star Trek Officially Changes Genre For Its Return to Deep Space Nine (Screen Rant)
17-06-26 (21:10) Radar Observations Reveal New Clues about Europa's Hidden Interior (Sci.news)
17-06-26 (21:07) A deadly fungus that can infect cats and people is spreading (Sciencenews.org)
17-06-26 (20:59) The first Atlantic tropical storm of 2026 is here—and it used to be a Pacific cyclone (Scientific American)
17-06-26 (20:52) Why climate models miss warning signs before deadly heatwaves (Earth.com)
17-06-26 (20:50) Freezing brain damage in its tracks: cooling drugs limit stroke injury in mice (Nature)
17-06-26 (20:43) Oldest known plague outbreak killed hunter-gatherer children (Newscientist.com)
17-06-26 (20:43) Pigeons lock their eyes in place when they are flying (Newscientist.com)
17-06-26 (20:43) Our brains have their first thoughts surprisingly early in life (Newscientist.com)
17-06-26 (20:43) Autism and ADHD are on the rise due to widening diagnostic criteria (Newscientist.com)
17-06-26 (20:43) 'Forgotten' pollutants cause 15 per cent of global warming (Newscientist.com)
17-06-26 (20:37) Your brain may block negative words before you even hear them (Earth.com)
17-06-26 (20:31) Challenges for Radio Communication in Space (Bloomberg)
17-06-26 (20:20) 208-Year-Old Novel, Considered the First True Science Fiction Novel, Was Written Due to a Volcanic Event (Parade.com)
17-06-26 (20:11) Meandering rivers existed before land plants appeared, Stanford study finds (The Brighter Side of News)
17-06-26 (20:05) New Most Efficient Solar Panels, Turning Ocean Water into Drinking Water — Top Stories of the Week (CleanTechnica)
17-06-26 (19:40) Do animals perceive time differently from humans? (Science.org)
17-06-26 (19:37) Smartphones may explain up to half of America's birth-rate decline (Earth.com)
17-06-26 (19:25) Scientists Discover Brain-Protecting Peptide That Could Change Parkinson's Treatment (SciTechDaily)
17-06-26 (19:25) This Copper Drug Clears Alzheimer's Brain Toxins and Boosts Memory (SciTechDaily)
17-06-26 (19:07) A 'Super El Niño' may be on the way. What does that mean? (Sciencenews.org)
17-06-26 (18:59) Our brains underestimate Elon Musk's wealth (Scientific American)
17-06-26 (18:40) A space telescope is falling to Earth. NASA is racing to rescue it (Science.org)
17-06-26 (18:39) Tiny Adorable New Walking Shark Discovered, Dubbed "Lazy Shark" By Locals Due To Its Unhurried Gait (IFLScience.com)
17-06-26 (18:39) Earth May Have Showered Europa With 800 Sextillion Dust Grains, And Seeded Its Oceans With Life (IFLScience.com)
17-06-26 (18:39) Since 1986, Over 600 Nuns Have Taken Part In A Huge Study Of Brain Aging. This Is What They've Taught Us (IFLScience.com)
17-06-26 (18:36) DNA from hunter-gatherer teeth reveals secrets of ancient plague (Nature)
17-06-26 (18:36) How the brain builds sentences, neuron by neuron (Nature)
17-06-26 (18:32) Towers once planned for California shuttle launches leveled for SpaceX rockets (Ars Technica)
17-06-26 (18:11) Dairy or plant-based: which type of milk provides the most health benefits (The Brighter Side of News)
17-06-26 (18:10) New Supernova Study Confirms Universe's Expansion is Still Accelerating (Sci.news)
17-06-26 (18:06) World Crocodile Day honors some of the planet's oldest predators (Earth.com)
17-06-26 (18:00) ASML CEO on AI Demand, Data Centers in Space and Musk's Terafab (Bloomberg)
17-06-26 (17:54) Adults Over 65 Lost Massive Amounts of Weight With Ozempic (SciTechDaily)
17-06-26 (17:40) Big Ebola outbreak puts spotlight on little-known virus (Science.org)
17-06-26 (17:40) The earliest plague epidemics may have been caused by marmots (Science.org)
17-06-26 (17:39) Skeleton Of Unborn Neanderthal Helps Reveal How They Developed In The Womb (IFLScience.com)
17-06-26 (17:37) Female birds cheat on partners to mate with smarter males (Earth.com)
17-06-26 (17:36) Towards Conversational AI for Disease Management (Nature)
17-06-26 (17:36) Emergent decadal predictability in Antarctic contribution to sea-level rise (Nature)
17-06-26 (17:36) A distant brown dwarf coplanar to a warm Jupiter and a hot super-Earth (Nature)
17-06-26 (17:36) Probing picometre-scale interlayer deformations via hyperbolic polaritons (Nature)
17-06-26 (17:36) Optical fibre gripper for high-performance 3D micromanipulation (Nature)
17-06-26 (17:36) A prototype differential atom interferometer for fundamental physics (Nature)
17-06-26 (17:36) Structure of the pre-initiation complex explains CMGE biogenesis (Nature)
17-06-26 (17:36) A 98-qubit trapped-ion quantum computer with all-to-all connectivity (Nature)
17-06-26 (17:36) Fast formation to reinforce lithium-rich cathodes (Nature)
17-06-26 (17:36) Revealing competitive interfacial reactions in high-energy Li-S batteries (Nature)
17-06-26 (17:36) Molecular basis of polyadenylated RNA fate determination in the nucleus (Nature)
17-06-26 (17:36) Rock weathering can counteract river CO2 emissions induced by permafrost thaw (Nature)
17-06-26 (17:36) Cortical development dynamics across autism spectrum disorder mouse models (Nature)
17-06-26 (17:36) A blastoporal organizer in a ctenophore (Nature)
17-06-26 (17:36) Confined migration induces non-lethal DNA damage in developing neurons (Nature)
17-06-26 (17:36) Analysis of 173,303 exomes and genomes in the Pakistan Genome Resource (Nature)
17-06-26 (17:36) A mosaic of whole-body representations on the human precentral gyrus (Nature)
17-06-26 (17:36) Spatial distribution of the proteome in the human body and in cancers (Nature)
17-06-26 (17:36) Lethal plague outbreaks in Lake Baikal hunter-gatherers 5,500 years ago (Nature)
17-06-26 (17:36) Mapping the neuronal building blocks of human language with language models (Nature)
17-06-26 (17:36) Towards autonomous medical artificial intelligence agents (Nature)
17-06-26 (17:36) CHPO coordinates chilling recovery and nitrogen use in rice (Nature)
17-06-26 (17:36) Optical metasurfaces for general vision processing on the edge (Nature)
17-06-26 (17:36) Visualizing the impact of quenched disorder on 2D electron Wigner solids (Nature)
17-06-26 (17:36) Cucurbituril-based anion-conducting membranes with supramolecular nanopores (Nature)
17-06-26 (17:36) How the zebrafish brain weaves recent experiences into future decisions (Nature)
17-06-26 (17:36) Reconfigurable quantum computer juggles 98 qubits (Nature)
17-06-26 (17:36) Reimagining machine vision with optical computing (Nature)
17-06-26 (17:36) Navigating a crowded developing brain leaves neurons with broken DNA (Nature)
17-06-26 (17:36) Light-controlled microgripper punches above its weight (Nature)
17-06-26 (17:36) The ancestors of eukaryotic cells contained a mix of genes from various microbes (Nature)
17-06-26 (17:36) Daily briefing: How many elementary particles are there? (Nature)
17-06-26 (17:29) Why Jeff Bezos predicts AI will create labor shortage amid his space rivalry with Elon Musk (New York Post)
17-06-26 (17:28) Could this ancient burial site be the oldest lethal plague outbreak? (Scientific American)
17-06-26 (17:11) DNA Reveals an Ancient Killer Was Already Deadly 5,500 Years Ago (Sciencealert.com)
17-06-26 (17:10) Unearthing A 5,500-Year-Old Tragedy: The Oldest Known Outbreak Of Plague Has Been Found In Siberia (IFLScience.com)
17-06-26 (17:09) Feature: "Why Is Falco So Thick In This Game?" - Lost In Space With Star Fox Zero (Nintendo Life)
17-06-26 (17:07) The oldest known plague outbreak struck hunter-gatherers 5,500 years ago (Sciencenews.org)
17-06-26 (17:06) Scientists edit human embryos without damaging chromosomes (Earth.com)
17-06-26 (16:50) Seven Perfect Shuffles Randomize a Deck of Cards. But How Many Sloppy Ones? (Quanta Magazine)
17-06-26 (16:45) Humans may have hidden regenerative powers (ScienceDaily)
17-06-26 (16:45) Scientists discover spider that disguises itself as a parasitic fungus (ScienceDaily)
17-06-26 (16:45) Ozempic and Wegovy linked to surprising drop in violent behavior (ScienceDaily)
17-06-26 (16:45) On the brink of extinction, the vaquita gets a digital lifeline (ScienceDaily)
17-06-26 (16:39) The USA Is About To Bury A Time Capsule 3 Meters Underground, Not To Be Opened Until July 4, 2276 (IFLScience.com)
17-06-26 (16:37) Butterflies that live for a year appear to resist aging (Earth.com)
17-06-26 (16:36) Oceans in Asia smash heat records — what it means for extreme weather (Nature)
17-06-26 (16:36) Mathematicians are developing rules for AI use — other fields should follow (Nature)
17-06-26 (16:23) Millions of people are turning to AI chatbots for mental health support (Earth.com)
17-06-26 (16:13) Astronomers discover another galaxy seemingly devoid of dark matter (Scientific American)
17-06-26 (16:11) Astronomers detect first direct evidence of star-forming gas in early galaxies (The Brighter Side of News)
17-06-26 (15:52) Stress sharpens bee vision and speeds up decision-making (Earth.com)
17-06-26 (15:25) This AI Learned the Laws of Physics and Could Accelerate Quantum Computing Breakthroughs (SciTechDaily)
17-06-26 (15:11) Mysterious Global 'Hum' May Be a New Form of Tinnitus (Sciencealert.com)
17-06-26 (15:10) America's next economic frontier is 240,000 miles away (SpaceNews.com)
17-06-26 (15:07) How real is the Cyclops in 'The Odyssey'? (Sciencenews.org)
17-06-26 (15:06) Dwarf mongooses can predict conflicts with rival groups (Earth.com)
17-06-26 (14:52) Aging muscles lose a natural ability to fight cancer (Earth.com)
17-06-26 (14:42) After 48 Years, A Science Fiction Master's Lost "Star Trek" Story Is Finally Getting The Release It Deserves (Screen Rant)
17-06-26 (14:36) Wah-ult in the vault (Nature)
17-06-26 (14:35) "This is just the start" - Housemarque responds to Saros' slower sales versus Returnal's, and compares itself to one of the most beloved studios around (Eurogamer.net)
17-06-26 (14:24) China conducts 4 launches in 3 days, but silence follows Kuaizhou-11 launch (SpaceNews.com)
17-06-26 (14:23) Mountain lions avoid busy trails to reduce conflict with people (Earth.com)
17-06-26 (14:20) 'Lost in Space' Star Reflects on His Cult Classic 1978 Novelty Song: 'Has Been Very, Very Good to Me' (Parade.com)
17-06-26 (14:09) Review: The Adventures Of Elliot: The Millennium Tales (Switch 2) - An Emotional Journey Through Space And Time (Nintendo Life)
17-06-26 (13:57) Tirzepatide vs Semaglutide: Which is more effective in the real world? (The Brighter Side of News)
17-06-26 (13:45) Common plastic chemical linked to lifelong anxiety in new study (ScienceDaily)
17-06-26 (13:42) Watch sharks use manta rays to scratch unreachable itches (Scientific American)
17-06-26 (13:42) Neuroscientist Kauê M. Costa redefines how the brain learns (Scientific American)
17-06-26 (13:41) Dawn Aerospace raises $25 million (SpaceNews.com)
17-06-26 (13:39) How Flocking Birds "Defy" One of Physics' Most Fundamental Laws (SciTechDaily)
17-06-26 (13:39) Your GPS Lies in Cities. Scientists Finally Fixed It (SciTechDaily)
17-06-26 (13:24) Look Up and Skynopy partner on automated satellite collision avoidance service (SpaceNews.com)
17-06-26 (13:11) A Little-Known Tooth Condition May Affect Millions of Children (Sciencealert.com)
17-06-26 (12:56) World First Trial To "Reprogram" Broken Cells In Glaucoma Begins In Humans - But Is It Just Hype? (IFLScience.com)
17-06-26 (12:36) The EU needs to back its ambition to end animal testing with cash (Nature)
17-06-26 (12:11) Scientists Solve a 30-Year Mystery Behind Inflammatory Bowel Disease (Sciencealert.com)
17-06-26 (11:42) 10 Hidden Gem Sci-Fi Series That Will Keep You Hooked From Beginning to End (Collider)
17-06-26 (11:36) These 'master' proteins protect us from deadly mutations — and could inspire new drugs (Nature)
17-06-26 (11:33) ISRO & Chandigarh University Launch Month-Long Space Research Program (Quantumzeitgeist.com)
17-06-26 (11:14) Superconductivity breakthrough could unlock ultra-efficient electronics (ScienceDaily)
17-06-26 (11:14) A daily probiotic may help relieve depression and anxiety (ScienceDaily)
17-06-26 (11:14) New plasma trick could unlock smaller, more powerful computer chips (ScienceDaily)
17-06-26 (11:14) New procedure delivers lasting knee arthritis pain relief without surgery (ScienceDaily)
17-06-26 (11:14) Scientists say most of what's in your food is still a mystery (ScienceDaily)
17-06-26 (10:40) New space telescope will map galaxies' ghostly halos and streams (Science.org)
17-06-26 (10:20) Walmart's 'Sturdy' $157 Patio Set Is 'Great for a Smaller Space' and Comes In 8 Colors (Parade.com)
17-06-26 (10:11) Brain Implant Lets Man With Severe Paralysis Speak in His Own Voice Again (Sciencealert.com)
17-06-26 (09:20) Deep-space 'UFO' winds discovered quenching star formation in the early universe (Interesting Engineering)
17-06-26 (08:05) Astronauts' terrifying death in space just 30 minutes before they landed home (The Daily Star)
17-06-26 (07:11) 3 Reasons Aliens Probably Aren't Visiting Us, According to Science (Sciencealert.com)
17-06-26 (06:54) Physicists Create a New Kind of Schrödinger's Cat State From Exotic Quantum Building Blocks (SciTechDaily)
17-06-26 (05:28) 10 Greatest Movie Masterpieces of the Last 60 Years (Collider)
17-06-26 (05:08) One Simple Food Swap Could Cut Carbon Emissions As Much as a Flight Across Europe (SciTechDaily)
17-06-26 (05:08) Scientists Uncover the Hidden Process That Can Turn Magma Into an Explosive Force (SciTechDaily)
17-06-26 (04:40) Scientists Reveal Why Mosquitoes Bite Some People More Than Others (Sciencealert.com)
17-06-26 (04:00) 10 surprising ways diabetes and dementia are connected (ScienceDaily)
17-06-26 (04:00) Scientists found an early depression clue hidden in children's eyes (ScienceDaily)
17-06-26 (03:52) Water trapped inside tiny clay channels can store electrical charge, powering a new type of capacitor (Earth.com)
17-06-26 (03:36) Should nicotine be regulated like a narcotic? A Pacific nation makes the case (Nature)
17-06-26 (03:24) June 25: Golden Dome: How Could Sensors Protect the United States? (SpaceNews.com)
17-06-26 (01:59) Proposed White House regulations could kill 5,000 clinical trials, analysis finds (Scientific American)
17-06-26 (01:40) Breakthrough to Make Bones Stronger Could Reverse Osteoporosis (Sciencealert.com)
17-06-26 (01:23) Rising seas may turn heavy rain into a much bigger threat along Mediterranean coasts (Earth.com)
17-06-26 (01:11) Strange Green Stones And a Child's Tooth Deepen a Pyrenees Mystery (Sciencealert.com)
17-06-26 (01:11) Does music help you study? That may depend on you (The Brighter Side of News)
17-06-26 (00:18) Cockroaches scurry around with thousands of pieces of bacterial genomes (Ars Technica)
17-06-26 (00:18) Among the large new rockets Amazon was counting on, only Europe has delivered (Ars Technica)
17-06-26 (00:12) The Webb telescope has captured its first 'bulge fossil fragment' (Engadget)
16-06-26 (23:39) Satellites Can Now Detect a City's Hidden Vital Signs Before Humans Notice (SciTechDaily)
16-06-26 (23:39) Bumble Bees Solve an Insect Version of a Famous Primate Intelligence Test (SciTechDaily)
16-06-26 (23:39) This Surprising Hair Type Could Hold the Key to Chronic Itch Relief (SciTechDaily)
16-06-26 (23:28) Timnit Gebru on how to safeguard independent science for the AI age (Scientific American)
16-06-26 (23:24) New Duck-Billed Dinosaur Unearthed in Romania (Sci.news)
16-06-26 (22:55) Astrobotic unveils Griffin-1 lunar lander (SpaceNews.com)
16-06-26 (22:40) Russia's plan to drill superdeep holes in Arctic revives controversial theory of 'endless oil' (Science.org)
16-06-26 (22:13) Atul Gawande explains why U.S. leadership in global health matters more than ever (Scientific American)
16-06-26 (22:13) Nobel-winning biologist Elizabeth Blackburn on why science is all about 'keeping the long view' (Scientific American)
16-06-26 (22:13) Senator Mark Kelly reveals why science is critical to America's future (Scientific American)
16-06-26 (22:11) New research finds early humans first used fire over one million years ago (The Brighter Side of News)
16-06-26 (22:01) Navy preps science-and-tech strategy built for speed and focus (Defense One)
16-06-26 (21:55) New Species of Walking Shark Discovered off Papua New Guinea (Sci.news)
16-06-26 (21:40) Dismantling of key ocean 'telescope' raises fears of U.S. retreat from marine science (Science.org)
16-06-26 (21:37) Walmart's 'Beautiful' $143 Farmhouse Linen Cabinet Boasts 'Lots of Storage Space' for Small Bathrooms and Kitchens (Parade.com)
16-06-26 (21:28) 10 Sci-Fi Movies Without a Single Flaw (Collider)
16-06-26 (21:06) Denisovan DNA still switches genes on and off in humans (Earth.com)
16-06-26 (21:06) Students expected AI to make writing easy - they were wrong (Earth.com)
16-06-26 (20:59) Ozempic maker Novo Nordisk breach exposed patients' clinical trial data (Scientific American)
16-06-26 (20:59) Math predicts humans could go extinct in about 17,000 years (Scientific American)
16-06-26 (20:43) The secrets to keeping your brain sharp in old age (Newscientist.com)
16-06-26 (20:37) On This Day in 1963, Valentina Tereshkova Became the First Woman in Space (Parade.com)
16-06-26 (20:24) Swiss decision to not contribute to Copernicus tests program's value model (SpaceNews.com)
16-06-26 (20:23) Trees keep absorbing carbon long after growth stops (Earth.com)
16-06-26 (20:18) Trump admin abandons fight against wind energy as clean energy output surges (Ars Technica)
16-06-26 (20:11) One Brain Chemical May Be Key to Breaking a Habit, Study Finds (Sciencealert.com)
16-06-26 (20:11) World Cup Fever Study tracks how football viewing stress impacts fan's bodies (The Brighter Side of News)
16-06-26 (20:07) Milly Alcock's Supergirl Cape Has Surprising Connection to Christopher Reeve's Superman (Syfy Wire)
16-06-26 (20:06) Gravastars: Not all dying stars end up as black holes (Earth.com)
16-06-26 (19:28) NASA data reveals weird x-ray changes in the exploded ruins of dead stars (Scientific American)
16-06-26 (19:28) U.S. limits on Anthropic Fable AI could hurt cybersecurity (Scientific American)
16-06-26 (19:13) DCU Star's New Body-Hacking Sci-Fi Thriller Officially Sets Digital Release Date With First Trailer [Exclusive] (Collider)
16-06-26 (19:07) Chinese money plant leaves hide a mathematical pattern (Sciencenews.org)
16-06-26 (19:06) North America has enough rare earth elements to supply itself for decades (Earth.com)
16-06-26 (18:41) Evidence of Fire Use by Early Humans May Date Back Nearly 1.8 Million Years (Sci.news)
16-06-26 (18:39) Your Diet Could Be Missing the Key Ingredient for Heart Protection (SciTechDaily)
16-06-26 (18:39) In 2018, Scientists Recorded Orcas Mimicking Human Language For The First Time In History (IFLScience.com)
16-06-26 (18:39) New Study Reveals Unexpected Way To Destroy Pancreatic Cancer Cells (SciTechDaily)
16-06-26 (18:39) Researchers Warn Widely Prescribed Blood Pressure Drugs Could Be Harming Diabetic Kidneys (SciTechDaily)
16-06-26 (18:11) Darkness can travel faster than the speed of light — without breaking Einstein's relativity (The Brighter Side of News)
16-06-26 (18:10) All Aboard: Google Earth Has Just Made Its Flight Simulator Freely Available On Desktop (IFLScience.com)
16-06-26 (18:10) "Interesting, Challenging, And All-Involving": Inside The Ocean Expedition That Used Lasers To Discover 31 New Species (IFLScience.com)
16-06-26 (18:10) The SpaceNews space unicorn tracker (SpaceNews.com)
16-06-26 (18:06) World Sea Turtle Day: Adapting to a changing world (Earth.com)
16-06-26 (18:00) Alien messages may have reached Earth without us realizing it (ScienceDaily)
16-06-26 (18:00) Scientists just found a hidden weakness in forever chemicals (ScienceDaily)
16-06-26 (18:00) Scientists found a way to explain bird flocks that "defy" Newton's third law (ScienceDaily)
16-06-26 (18:00) New study explores potential cross-species spread of chronic wasting disease (ScienceDaily)
16-06-26 (18:00) Most people who stop GLP-1 drugs like Ozempic eventually return (ScienceDaily)
16-06-26 (18:00) Semaglutide (Ozempic) linked to fewer bone fractures despite greater weight loss (ScienceDaily)
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16-06-26 (17:44) Shaped charges from coffee grounds? Pentagon science chief describes future of war (Defense One)
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16-06-26 (17:42) Tonima Tasnim Ananna (Scientific American)
16-06-26 (17:42) J. Craig Venter's last interview—on AI, risk-taking and immortality (Scientific American)
16-06-26 (17:41) Katalyst Space raises $12 million for GEO servicing demo mission (SpaceNews.com)
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16-06-26 (17:23) Venus flytrap snaps shut using a mechanism nobody expected (Earth.com)
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16-06-26 (17:07) Disclosure Day's Final Cliffhanger Explained: What Does Emily Blunt's "Listen" Mean? (Syfy Wire)
16-06-26 (17:07) A blood test for dementia may tell you if you have more than one type (Sciencenews.org)
16-06-26 (17:06) Animals share a common vocal rhythm that dates back 340 million years (Earth.com)
16-06-26 (16:56) Tiger Caught On Film Babysitting Another Mother's Cubs In The Wild For The First Time (IFLScience.com)
16-06-26 (16:43) A quantum state that lasts forever may finally be within our grasp (Newscientist.com)
16-06-26 (16:39) In The World's Most Remote Prehistoric Settlement, People Ate Polar Bears, Invented Dog Sledding, And Traded Obsidian Over 1,500 Kilometers (IFLScience.com)
16-06-26 (16:39) Deep Synoptic Array - The World's Most Sensitive Radio Observatory - Has Just Been Greenlit (IFLScience.com)
16-06-26 (16:37) Plants have a backup system to survive rising temperatures (Earth.com)
16-06-26 (16:37) People enjoy insect-based foods more than they expect, study finds (Earth.com)
16-06-26 (16:36) Daily briefing: How Venus flytraps snap shut (Nature)
16-06-26 (16:11) Scientists discover atomic shield that keeps gold from tarnishing (The Brighter Side of News)
16-06-26 (16:10) PiLogic partners with Air Force lab to test satellite fault-prediction software (SpaceNews.com)
16-06-26 (15:52) Weight-loss drugs may be offer an unexpected clue about breast cancer risk (Earth.com)
16-06-26 (15:43) Autism may have two distinct subtypes that vary by brain activity (Newscientist.com)
16-06-26 (15:43) Walking shark found in Papua New Guinea is new to science (Newscientist.com)
16-06-26 (15:43) Arctic Ocean reaches tipping point that could be dire for marine life (Newscientist.com)
16-06-26 (15:37) Potato leaves reveal hidden pollution missed by soil tests (Earth.com)
16-06-26 (15:36) Author Correction: Ontogeny and transcriptional regulation of Thetis cells (Nature)
16-06-26 (15:36) How do researchers choose what to work on? (Nature)
16-06-26 (15:36) Daily briefing: Iron-Age human bones were made into tools before interment (Nature)
16-06-26 (15:25) JUNO's First Results Bring the Neutrino Mass Mystery Into Focus (SciTechDaily)
16-06-26 (15:25) Astronomers Confirm Dark Energy After Shock Challenge Rocked Cosmology (SciTechDaily)
16-06-26 (15:23) City parks cool neighborhoods beyond their borders (Earth.com)
16-06-26 (15:10) A UN agency that works for US space (SpaceNews.com)
16-06-26 (15:07) NASA seems to be backing away from hunting for life on Mars (Sciencenews.org)
16-06-26 (14:52) Migratory predators carry fear across continents and shape evolution (Earth.com)
16-06-26 (14:42) Here's how big the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo might be (Scientific American)
16-06-26 (14:23) Hidden walking bias may shape how entire crowds move (Earth.com)
16-06-26 (14:15) ISRO Experts Highlight Role of Quantum Technologies in Future Space and Security Systems (The Quantum Insider)
16-06-26 (14:11) Radioactive Stardust From an Ancient Cosmic Blast Is Still Raining on Earth (Sciencealert.com)
16-06-26 (14:10) Geospatial industry launches maritime initiative (SpaceNews.com)
16-06-26 (13:57) New discovery reveals how the Moon's largest and oldest crater formed (The Brighter Side of News)
16-06-26 (13:56) For The First Time, Wolves Have Been Filmed Hunting Bison In An Ancient European Forest (IFLScience.com)
16-06-26 (13:52) A new X-ray apron could protect workers without straining their backs (Earth.com)
16-06-26 (13:42) Math Puzzle: Go to great lengths (Scientific American)
16-06-26 (13:41) Deep Space Network antenna mishap blamed on poor training and procedures (SpaceNews.com)
16-06-26 (13:36) AI has entered the workforce: tax tech profits, not people (Nature)
16-06-26 (13:36) Daily briefing: Deep-sea whale graveyard is a treasure trove of fossils (Nature)
16-06-26 (13:25) James Webb Spots Something Strange Between Day and Night on an Alien Planet (SciTechDaily)
16-06-26 (13:23) A pollution death gap is widening despite cleaner air worldwide (Earth.com)
16-06-26 (13:11) Magic Mushrooms And Alzheimer's: One Remarkable Case Raises New Questions (Sciencealert.com)
16-06-26 (12:43) Technology is changing our perspective on nature - at every scale (Newscientist.com)
16-06-26 (12:41) Tianwen-2 makes series of burns on approach to asteroid, according to radio tracking (SpaceNews.com)
16-06-26 (12:39) Artemis II Was Expected To Break Several Records, But Afterwards? One Was Notably Absent (IFLScience.com)
16-06-26 (12:36) Tech titans are hacking their bodies for a longer life: is there science behind their methods? (Nature)
16-06-26 (12:28) Poem: 'The Soliloquy of Schrödinger's Cat' (Scientific American)
16-06-26 (12:28) Science crossword: Looking to the future (Scientific American)
16-06-26 (12:28) Trump's Genesis Mission is putting AI to work on nuclear weapons (Scientific American)
16-06-26 (12:28) America's compact between science and politics is broken (Scientific American)
16-06-26 (12:28) July/August 2026: Science history from 50, 100 and 150 years ago (Scientific American)
16-06-26 (12:28) Readers respond to the March 2026 issue (Scientific American)
16-06-26 (12:28) These young scientists are on our radar (Scientific American)
16-06-26 (12:28) Alan Lightman on his childhood in science (Scientific American)
16-06-26 (12:28) Science is under pressure again. Here's what that means for young researchers (Scientific American)
16-06-26 (12:28) U.S. scientists are being lured abroad—and they aren't looking back (Scientific American)
16-06-26 (12:28) Inside U.S. labs at a moment of fear—and unexpected promise (Scientific American)
16-06-26 (12:28) Distrust in science thrives on dangerous stereotypes (Scientific American)
16-06-26 (12:28) Why U.S. science funding needs reform (Scientific American)
16-06-26 (12:28) Autonomous labs are running science experiments 24/7 (Scientific American)
16-06-26 (12:28) How we chose the 2026 Young American Scientists (Scientific American)
16-06-26 (12:28) See how academic freedom is changing around the world (Scientific American)
16-06-26 (12:28) Science's rising stars (Scientific American)
16-06-26 (12:28) Kaiyi Jiang (Scientific American)
16-06-26 (12:28) JianJun Jin (Scientific American)
16-06-26 (12:28) Dmitrii Kochkov (Scientific American)
16-06-26 (12:28) Mikhail Kolmogorov (Scientific American)
16-06-26 (12:28) Erini Lambrides (Scientific American)
16-06-26 (12:28) Armita Manafzadeh (Scientific American)
16-06-26 (12:28) Tixiao Shan (Scientific American)
16-06-26 (12:28) Alice Stanton (Scientific American)
16-06-26 (12:28) Christina V. Theodoris (Scientific American)
16-06-26 (12:28) Xiao Yang (Scientific American)
16-06-26 (12:28) Amber Young (Scientific American)
16-06-26 (12:28) Alex L. Zhang (Scientific American)
16-06-26 (12:28) Lvmin Zhang (Scientific American)
16-06-26 (11:56) In 2024, The First Dissection Of The World's Rarest Whale Revealed It Has 9 Stomach Chambers (IFLScience.com)
16-06-26 (11:52) Rare mountain cat may be pushed out of its southern home as climate and land use shift (Earth.com)
16-06-26 (11:50) Terms of endearment? Bias in first-name eponyms for species named after people (Nature)
16-06-26 (11:50) The Haber-Bosch fertilizer production process should be taught through a social-ecological lens (Nature)
16-06-26 (11:50) El Niño in a thermally saturated world (Nature)
16-06-26 (11:50) In the field — and in the lab — sometimes the simplest tool is best (Nature)
16-06-26 (11:13) NASA is daring to rescue a space telescope before it falls to Earth (Mashable)
16-06-26 (09:42) Anthony Fauci (Scientific American)
16-06-26 (09:42) Rochelle Walensky (Scientific American)
16-06-26 (09:42) Kim Budil (Scientific American)
16-06-26 (09:42) Alan Guth (Scientific American)
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