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Why the Fossil Fuel Economy May Be Closer to Collapse Than Trump Admits
What happens when a single military conflict can send global energy markets into a spiral,…
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AI Is Now Catching Rapid Hurricane Intensification Before It Happens
What if the most valuable thing artificial intelligence gives hurricane forecasters isn’t a perfect prediction — but just a few…
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The Stargazing Gear April 2026 Skywatchers Are Quietly Stocking Up On
April 2026 is shaping up to be one of the most rewarding months of the…
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A Laser Scan Near Córdoba Just Located the Lost City of Almanzor
Hidden beneath quiet grazing land on the eastern outskirts of Córdoba, Spain, laser scanning technology…
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Environmental DNA Is Giving Scientists a Real-Time View of Our Planet
Every living thing on Earth is constantly shedding DNA — into the water, the soil,…
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Lençóis Maranhenses Hides a Wetland World Beyond Its Famous Dunes
It looks like a desert. Endless white sand dunes stretch toward the horizon, sculpted by…
Environment
A Rock With a Few Bones Hidden Inside Just Became South Korea’s Newest Dinosaur
What scientists initially dismissed as little more than a lump of rock with a few…
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What Synesthesia Does to Your Pupils Reveals More Than Expected
What if the colors you see in your mind are real enough to make your…
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Every 0.1°C of Ocean Warming Is Costing Marine Life More Than Scientists Expected
For every 0.1°C of ocean warming per decade, fish populations lose 7.2% of their total…
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What a Recreated Viking High Seat Reveals About Early Norse Power
For the first time since the Viking Age, a high seat — the most powerful…
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Antarctica’s Powerless Cave Buried 30 Feet Deep Freezes Climate History at -50°C
Nine meters beneath the surface of Antarctica, at a temperature of minus 52 degrees Celsius,…
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Two Neanderthals Visited the Same Siberian Cave 10,000 Years Apart — And Were Related
A tiny bone fragment — small enough to fit in the palm of your hand…
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Ancient Ape Fossils Found in Egypt Are Rewriting Africa’s Evolutionary Map
Scientists thought they knew where the ancestors of all living apes — a group that…
Environment
China Lit an LED With a Solid-State Hydrogen Battery — and Lithium May Never Be the Same
A tiny LED lamp flickering to life doesn’t sound like a historic moment — but…
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Space Colonization Has a Reproduction Problem No One Saw Coming
What happens to human reproduction when gravity disappears? A new study published in the journal…
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Xiaomi Built a Factory That Makes a Phone Every Second With No Workers
One smartphone every second, around the clock, with no workers on the floor and no…
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Aging May Be Quietly Erasing Critical Marks Deep Inside Your Brain
What if the aging brain isn’t simply wearing out — but quietly losing the ability…
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Neuroscientist Louisa Nicola Says 10 Jump Squats Beat Your Daily Walk
Ten squats every hour might do more for your body than that 30-minute walk you’ve…
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Meta and Google Fined While Dogs Proved Loyal for Millennia
A California court has found Meta and Google liable for deliberately designing social media products…
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Roman Mosaic Reveals a Topless Woman Facing a Leopard in the Arena
For the first time in recorded history, archaeologists have identified a visual depiction of a…
Environment
Meat Eaters More Likely to Reach 100 But Their Body Weight Tells the Real Story
A new study out of China suggests that people who eat meat may have a…
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A Crow-Sized Dinosaur From Patagonia May Finally Solve a 90-Million-Year Mystery
A dinosaur the size of a crow, weighing less than two pounds, lived and died…