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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 Cosmic Marvel Is Straight Out of Sci-Fi!”: Telescopes Capture Unprecedented Phenomenon for the First Time, Astonishing Astronomers Worldwide
SNR 0509-67.5, a supernova remnant in the Large Magellanic Cloud, has exhibited a rare double explosion. The Very Large Telescope revealed distinct layers of calcium,…
“These Relics Will Change Everything”: 2,900 Astonishing Medieval Leather Goods Uncovered in Norway Reveal Hidden Secrets of 14th-Century Life
Archaeologists in Oslo’s Bjørvika district discovered 2,900 medieval leather goods, providing insights into 13th and 14th-century Norway. The excavation revealed a variety of items, including…
“These Bombs Are Sitting Ducks”: Chinese Study Reveals US Bunker Busters Shockingly Vulnerable to Anti-Aircraft Fire
Chinese study reveals a potential vulnerability in the US Air Force’s GBU-57 bunker buster bombs. The bomb’s side structure is susceptible to anti-aircraft fire when…
“NASA Will Crumble Without This Funding”: Epic Battle Over $25 Billion Budget Threatens Space Exploration This Fall
Congress and the White House are in a heated debate over NASA’s budget, impacting space exploration plans. Both the House and Senate have proposed budgets…
“Metallic Blossoms Could Save Your Mind”: These Tiny Flowers Are Revolutionizing Brain Disease Treatment with Astonishing Results
Researchers at Texas A&M AgriLife Research have developed microscopic metallic nanoflowers to treat neurodegenerative diseases. These nanoflowers target and improve mitochondrial health, potentially addressing the…
“Coca-Cola Lies!”: Trump’s Bold Beverage Boast Fizzles Fast as These Nutritionists Sound the Alarm on This Empty Promise
Trump announced a supposed agreement with Coca-Cola to use “REAL Cane Sugar” instead of high-fructose corn syrup. Coca-Cola has yet to confirm the agreement, only…