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Scientists 3D Print Structures Inside Living Human Cells With a Laser
Scientists have figured out how to 3D print solid structures directly inside living human cells…
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Goats Have Bar-Shaped Pupils and Cuttlefish Have W-Shaped Ones — But Why
Look into a cat’s eyes and you’ll see something strikingly different from your own reflection staring back — a narrow,…
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New Books on Medieval African Landings Are Changing What We Thought We Knew
What did medieval Europeans actually think when they set foot in Egypt? The answer, it…
Environment
A Giant Oarfish Washed Ashore in Mexico and Scientists Are Concerned
On February 9, 2025, beachgoers at Playa El Quemado in Baja California Sur witnessed something…
Environment
3I/ATLAS Carries Water and Organics — And That Changes Everything About Interstellar Travel
A chunk of ice and rock racing through our solar system at more than 130,000…
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IRS Refunds From COVID-Era Fees May Still Be Yours Before July 2026
A federal court ruling issued in late 2025 could mean the IRS owes refunds to…
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Scientists Drilled 400 Meters Into the Atlantic Seabed and Found This
Hidden beneath the floor of the Atlantic Ocean, off the northeastern coast of the United…
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Physicists Just Created an Electron in a Way That Challenges What We Thought Possible
Electrons moving across a solar material in quadrillionths of a second — that is not…
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Air Canada Named as the Mystery Buyer Behind Eight A350-1000s
For months, one of the most closely watched entries in Airbus’s order book carried no…
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The Medieval Story Where Charlemagne Became a Thief’s Companion
What if the most celebrated ruler of the medieval world was once cast in a…
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China’s Taklamakan Desert Greening Project Is Now Causing an Unexpected Problem
More than 66 billion trees planted. A green belt stretching 3,046 kilometers around one of…
Environment
Australia’s 5.7 Billion-Ton Iron Deposit Is Old in a Way That Changes Everything
Scientists have known for decades that Western Australia sits on top of some of the…
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UK Sends Its Biggest Warship to the Arctic and Defense Alarms Are Ringing
Britain’s largest warship is heading toward one of the most strategically sensitive — and environmentally…
Environment
Neptune’s Crooked Magnetic Field Puzzled Scientists for Decades — Dark Ice May Finally Explain It
When Voyager 2 flew past Neptune in August 1989, the images it sent back were…
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Intact Alamo Cannonball Unearthed One Day Before Its 190th Anniversary
One day before the 190th anniversary of one of the most iconic battles in American…
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Tolstoy’s Happiness Formula Is Getting Backed by Modern Research
What if the key to lasting happiness isn’t about chasing what you want — but…
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NASA’s Next Launch Window Is Already in Trouble Before It Begins
A 322-foot rocket is once again making its way to the launchpad in Florida —…
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Pythagoras Said Old Wine and Old Friends Extend Your Life — Science Agrees on Only One
Loneliness is now killing more than 871,000 people a year — roughly 100 deaths every…
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Human-Driven Climate Change Is Actually Slowing Earth’s Rotation
Earth’s days are getting longer — and human-driven climate change is the reason. According to…
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One Gene Linked to Alzheimer’s May Carry More Risk Than Anyone Realized
A gene carried by virtually every person on Earth may hold far more power over…
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RFK Jr. Says an HIV Pandemic Is Coming — And Few Are Listening
Decades of scientific progress brought the world to the edge of something remarkable — the…
Environment
Vast Renewables Collapse Leaves Creditors With Pennies on the Dollar
Creditors of Vast Renewables are facing the prospect of recovering as little as 3.2 cents…