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Genes, fossils, animal behavior and visitors from deep space: this section gathers science news from many fields and explains each finding in plain language for curious readers.
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Recent articles cover researchers decoding a DNA initiator linked to gene activation, a reindeer trap revealed by melting ice in Norway, and a new pterosaur species identified in fossilized dinosaur vomit. Other stories follow orcas hunting great white sharks, the passage of the interstellar object 3I/Atlas and Neanderthal pigments described as ancient crayons.
Health and policy stories appear as well, from how close relationships can speed healing to a pledge of more than $5 billion for an AI science initiative. A career piece explains how to use AI in a science job application without hiding real experience. With well over a hundred articles, the section is best browsed by field.
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“This Changes Everything”: Webb Telescope Unveils Universe’s Hidden Side, Dismantles Last Theories Against Dark Matter’s Existence
The James Webb Space Telescope offers unprecedented evidence of dark matter, reshaping our understanding of cosmic structures. Less than 5% of the universe is made…
“Nature’s Grim Secrets”: This 16-Foot Great White Shark Caught Off Sète Harbored Two Dolphins and a 1956 Mystery
In 1956, a fisherman off the coast of Sète captured a colossal great white shark weighing over 4,000 pounds. Inside its stomach, the shark harbored…
“This Impossible Sphere Defies Nature!”: Argentina’s Perfectly Round Floating Island Baffles Experts and Stuns the World
El Ojo is a perfectly circular floating island located in Argentina’s Paraná River delta. The island, known as a matupá, is a floating mat of…
“This Is Not Science Fiction!”: Discover This Mind-Bending Vision of Earth’s Distant Future as Pangea Proxima Forms in 250 Million Years
The Earth’s seven continents are in constant motion, potentially converging into a new supercontinent in hundreds of millions of years. Known as Pangea Proxima, this…
“It’s a Monster!”: 1,650-Pound Shark Approaches Vacation Beaches, Turning This Summer Into a Jaws-Dropping Spectacle
Contender, a 1,650-pound white shark, is closely tracked along the East Coast for scientific research. The shark has traveled over 930 miles since January, offering…
“This Unknown Life Form Is a Revelation”: Discovery of Mysterious Black Substance on Ship Stuns Experts and Raises Alarming Questions
A routine inspection of a ship’s rudder led to the discovery of a mysterious black substance containing a new life form. Dubbed ShipGoo001, the substance…
“Miracle Babies”: These Groundbreaking Three-Parent DNA Infants Born Free of Hereditary Diseases Stun the Scientific World
The UK has pioneered a revolutionary three-parent in vitro fertilization technique to reduce hereditary mitochondrial diseases. Recent studies show newborns from this procedure have significantly…
“Unearthed Secrets of the First Ruler: Archaeologists Stumble Upon a Stunning Royal Tomb in Mysterious Mayan City in Belize”
Archaeologists discovered the tomb of Caracol’s first ruler, Te K’ab Chaak, in Belize. The tomb contained valuable artifacts such as a jadeite mask and intricately…
“This Cosmic Discovery Changes Everything”: Scientists Stunned as First-Ever Planetary Birth Beyond Solar System Captured in Stunning Detail
Astronomers used the combined power of James Webb and ALMA to observe a new planetary system 1,300 light-years away. The discovery marks the first observation…
“These Haunting Sounds Foretell a Glacier’s Fate”: Witness the Chilling Audio of Ice Slowly Succumbing to Climate Change’s Relentless Grip
Ludwig Berger’s “Crying Glacier” project captures the haunting sounds of the Morteratsch Glacier melting. Featured in a documentary by El Flamingo, the project highlights the…
“Frozen Giants Resurface”: Prehistoric Sharks Trapped for 325 Million Years Emerge from Depths to Stun the World
Ancient shark fossils from 325 million years ago were discovered in caves in Kentucky and Alabama. Mammoth Cave’s stable climate has preserved these fossils as…
“Rivers of Warm Air Are Drowning Us”: Antarctica’s Hidden Threat Alarms Scientists as Unseen Forces Ravage the Frozen Continent
Global warming is intensifying, posing a threat to the Antarctic ice sheet through atmospheric rivers that carry warm air and moisture. These invisible rivers act…