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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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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 States, scientists have confirmed the…
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Think You Know Computing? This Device Matching Quiz Will Test You
The smartphone in your pocket contains more computing power than the room-sized machines that once…
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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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A Pure Hexagonal Diamond Just Existed — And Science Had a Wild Week
From the depths of the Aegean to the cutting edge of materials science, this week…
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A 275-Million-Year-Old Herbivore With Sideways Teeth May Rewrite Evolution
Some fossil discoveries rewrite the timeline of life on Earth — and a set of…
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The Trait That Put 9 Billion Humans on Earth — Not Other Primates
Of all the species that have ever walked this planet, only one figured out how…
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New Research Has Finally Shed Light on Why Humans Have a Chin
Of all the things that make humans unique — language, complex tools, abstract thought —…
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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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James Watson Dies at 97 Leaving a Legacy Split in Two
A Nobel Prize winner who helped unlock one of the greatest secrets in the history…
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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…
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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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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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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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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…
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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…
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Monte Verde Controversy and a Western Heatwave Collide in Today’s Science News
One of the most debated questions in archaeology — when did humans first arrive in…
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Flying Taxis Are Closer Than Ever — So Why Are Experts Still Cautious
Could the morning commute of the future involve skipping traffic entirely and lifting off from…
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Greenland Is Losing Ice Fast Yet Its Own Coastline May Drop by 2100
Sea levels are rising almost everywhere on Earth — but in one of the most…
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France’s Celtic Cemetery Holds 18 Burials No Archaeologist Had Seen Before
More than a dozen men, buried upright in seated positions roughly 2,400 years ago, were…
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1,400 Chinese Fishing Boats Just Formed a 200-Mile East China Sea Barrier
More than 1,400 Chinese fishing vessels assembled into a tightly organized formation stretching roughly 200…
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Turning 65 Feels Like the Finish Line Until You See the Numbers
The average Social Security benefit for a 65-year-old retired worker at the end of 2024…