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27d ago
New evidence points to swells in the Southern Ocean as the source of a faint, ultra-low-frequency vibration detected worldwide since the…
began Aug 27now
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№362 (page 11) · newest development 27d ago · 9 pieces from 5 sources · ranked by recent attention
“Earth is constantly humming with an ultra-low-frequency vibration that can be picked up right across the globe which has puzzled seismologists for decades…”— ABC News, News outlet · ABC Australia · full quotes →
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27d ago
Heidi Overton, nominated to lead the FDA, outlined a vision in 2023 for alternate research publishing systems aligned with conservative…
began Aug 25now
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№363 (page 11) · newest development 27d ago · 5 pieces from 3 sources · ranked by recent attention
“We have, for too long, said conservatives are going to stay in the current system and just continue to fight and hope our ideas are heard.”— Heidi Overton, Trump's FDA nominee · Scientific American · full quotes →
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26d ago
Microbes in frozen soils use communal gene-sharing to endure Antarctica's harshest environment.
began Aug 23now
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№364 (page 11) · newest development 26d ago · 6 pieces from 3 sources · ranked by recent attention
“Antarctica is one of the driest, coldest places on Earth. Very little life survives its extremes. In the soils scattered around the frozen ice sheets, however…”— Phys.org · full quotes →
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28d ago
Researchers examining online marketplace listings found visible fungal growth on 13 of 128 mummified items, with sellers offering no health…
began Aug 24now
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№365 (page 11) · newest development 28d ago · 12 pieces from 4 sources · ranked by recent attention
“Mummified remains sold online exhibit signs of biodeterioration, yet sellers provide no safety guidance.”
— Jennifer Ouellette, Ars Technica science writer · Ars Technica · full quotes →
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29d ago
Federal government commits $53 million to hatcheries in Prince George, Gitanyow, and Tŝilhqot'in territory to bolster declining Pacific…
began Aug 25now
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№366 (page 11) · newest development 29d ago · 3 pieces from 3 sources · ranked by recent attention
“Salmon are not simply a resource. Salmon are relatives. They are a part of our culture, our identity, our laws, our responsibilities.”— Dolleen Logan, Lheidli T'enneh Chief · CBC News · full quotes →
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29d ago
Residents of Portland, Victoria fear H5N1 bird flu could kill the beloved elephant seal after he was seen resting for hours beside dead…
began Aug 25now
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№367 (page 11) · newest development 29d ago · 8 pieces from 4 sources · ranked by recent attention
“There was one day last week where there was 22,”— Scott Kempton, Portland slipway operator · bluesky (ABC News) · full quotes →
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30d ago
The Gibbon Conservation Center has housed and bred five species of rare gibbons since 1976, now seeking funding for expanded facilities.
began Aug 22now
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№368 (page 11) · newest development 30d ago · 10 pieces from 2 sources · ranked by recent attention
“Over the past 50 years, the Gibbon Conservation Center has become a globally recognized institution dedicated to the care and well-being of gibbons”— Philadelphia Inquirer · full quotes →
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29d ago
A colossal cliff system from Rodinia's breakup could have exposed the Grand Canyon's core nearly a billion years before the Colorado River.
began Aug 20now
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№369 (page 11) · newest development 29d ago · 10 pieces from 3 sources · ranked by recent attention
“A colossal cliff system created as the supercontinent Rodinia broke apart may have exposed the heart of the Grand Canyon nearly a billion years before the…”— Science Daily · full quotes →
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30d ago
Scientists found a genetic variation in shallow-water octopuses that boosts protein accuracy, possibly explaining their cognitive abilities.
began Aug 19now
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№370 (page 11) · newest development 30d ago · 20 pieces from 3 sources · ranked by recent attention
“We figured we were bad at extracting RNA and simply had made a mistake.”— Nicholas Bellono, Molecular biologist, Harvard · Smithsonian Magazine · full quotes →
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30d ago
Scientists grew human brain cells in culture for a record seven years, finding they aged similarly to cells in living brains.
began Aug 19now
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№371 (page 11) · newest development 30d ago · 8 pieces from 3 sources · ranked by recent attention
“Peppercorn-sized clumps of human brain cells grown in a lab for a record seven years aged similarly to those inside our heads, suggesting they "recorded the…”— Scientists, Researchers · Phys.org · full quotes →
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30d ago
A massive test of gravity finds it behaves as predicted by Newton and Einstein, even across hundreds of millions of light-years.
began Aug 24now
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№372 (page 11) · newest development 30d ago · 5 pieces from 3 sources · ranked by recent attention
“A massive test of gravity across the cosmos found that it behaves almost exactly as Newton and Einstein predicted, even across galaxy clusters hundreds of…”— Science Daily · full quotes →
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30d ago
Japan's neutral-atom quantum system reaches operational status, and shares of competitor Infleqtion fall on the news.
began Aug 24now
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№373 (page 11) · newest development 30d ago · 6 pieces from 2 sources · ranked by recent attention
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30d ago
New theory suggests brain coordinates cognition through traveling neural waves rather than sequential digital processing.
began Aug 20now
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№374 (page 11) · newest development 30d ago · 9 pieces from 4 sources · ranked by recent attention
“The brain generates waves, and wave dynamics are a highly efficient way to coordinate and perform computation”
— Earl K. Miller, Picower Professor, MIT · MIT Picower Institute · full quotes →
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31d ago
Gravitational effects from Jupiter may trigger an outburst of meteors as the annual Perseid shower peaks.
began Aug 24now
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№375 (page 11) · newest development 31d ago · 5 pieces from 3 sources · ranked by recent attention
“Jupiter's gravity could trigger an outburst of Perseid meteors as the 2028 shower hits its peak.”— Space.com · full quotes →
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31d ago
Qurayyah Painted Ware exhibits the hallmarks of a commodified brand: consistent visual identity, material quality, and cultural reputation.
began Aug 22now
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№376 (page 11) · newest development 31d ago · 6 pieces from 3 sources · ranked by recent attention
“The Qurayyah Painted Ware of Bronze Age Arabia had distinct visual identity, material consistency, technological continuity, and cultural reputation—all…”— 404 Media · full quotes →
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31d ago
A young, unusually dense exoplanet found orbiting almost perpendicular to its star's spin axis.
began Aug 21now
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№377 (page 11) · newest development 31d ago · 4 pieces from 3 sources · ranked by recent attention
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31d ago
A Cambridge analysis of over 6,740 launches finds India pays roughly four times US launch costs, but a Department of Space source disputes…
began Aug 22now
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№378 (page 11) · newest development 31d ago · 11 pieces from 2 sources · ranked by recent attention
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32d ago
Researchers discovered a published paper's findings were driven almost entirely by faulty data from Uzbekistan, including a 90% GDP drop…
began Aug 21now
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№379 (page 11) · newest development 32d ago · 12 pieces from 3 sources · ranked by recent attention
“It turns out that Uzbekistan wasn't even the biggest outlier, but that the version they had published had the axes cropped so you couldn't see the outliers.”— Aurornis, HN commenter · Hacker News · full quotes →
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32d ago
A magnitude 0.93 lunar eclipse will be visible across Spain just 16 days after the country's historic total solar eclipse.
began Aug 20now
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№380 (page 11) · newest development 32d ago · 8 pieces from 4 sources · ranked by recent attention
“On 28 August a partial lunar eclipse of magnitude 0.93 will be visible across the country and will not require special eye protection.”— Euronews · full quotes →
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32d ago
Composite images document the progression of a total solar eclipse visible from San Millán de los Caballeros, Spain.
began Aug 21now
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№381 (page 11) · newest development 32d ago · 2 pieces from 2 sources · ranked by recent attention
“Composite image shows the progression of a total solar eclipse over San Millán de los Caballeros, Spain on, Wednesday, Aug. 12, 2026”— NASA · Reddit · full quotes →
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32d ago
Researchers identify badly fractured medieval remains as possibly the first recorded death from a giant siege weapon.
began Aug 20now
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№382 (page 11) · newest development 32d ago · 4 pieces from 3 sources · ranked by recent attention
“His body was under siege.”— NY Post · full quotes →
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33d ago
A syndicated history item recalls Joe Walker's record-setting X-15 flight of Aug. 22, 1963.
began Aug 22now
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№383 (page 11) · newest development 33d ago · 4 pieces from 3 sources · ranked by recent attention
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33d ago
DESI Legacy Imaging Surveys combines 263,000 telescope exposures covering 75% of the sky to create a publicly available map of nearly 4…
began Aug 20now
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№384 (page 11) · newest development 33d ago · 25 pieces from 3 sources · ranked by recent attention
“It's part of the fabric of astronomy research now. When you're working with astronomical objects today, you often start by pulling up the Legacy Imaging Viewer…”— David Schlegel, Co-lead of Legacy Surveys, Lawrence Berkeley Lab scientist · Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory news center · full quotes →
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33d ago
A cover story weighs orbital carrying capacity as companies plan to launch nearly two million satellites.
began Aug 18now
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№385 (page 11) · newest development 33d ago · 7 pieces from 3 sources · ranked by recent attention
“Now there are many satellites all the time. I really could notice the change that was happening.”— Samantha Lawler, Astronomer, University of Regina · Scientific American · full quotes →
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34d ago
Astronomers identify a potentially habitable super-Earth orbiting a red dwarf in the nearby constellation Camelopardalis.
began Aug 20now
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№386 (page 11) · newest development 34d ago · 88 pieces from 3 sources · ranked by recent attention
“It's one of our closest cosmic neighbors. 25 light-years sounds like a long way, but the Milky Way is about 100,000 light-years across, so in that respect it's…”— Paul Robertson, Lead researcher, UC Irvine · Forbes · full quotes →
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34d ago
A new theoretical study suggests two very different types of quantum particles can bind into stable droplets, challenging established…
began Aug 21now
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№387 (page 11) · newest development 34d ago · 6 pieces from 3 sources · ranked by recent attention
“Two very different types of quantum particles may be able to form stable droplets that hold themselves together, challenging decades of conventional thinking.”— Science Daily, Science press release · full quotes →
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34d ago
A metabolic partnership between Collodaria plankton and symbiotic algae sustains life in the ocean's most barren regions.
began Aug 21now
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№388 (page 11) · newest development 34d ago · 3 pieces from 3 sources · ranked by recent attention
“Researchers from the "Balance of the Microverse" Cluster of Excellence at # UniJena have shown how Collodaria plankton survive in nutrient-poor seas…”— sciencenews@idw-online.social, Science news social account · Mastodon · full quotes →
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34d ago
Scientists simulate the extreme conditions that melt diamonds in ice giants, with potential to boost fusion energy output.
began Aug 21now
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№389 (page 11) · newest development 34d ago · 3 pieces from 3 sources · ranked by recent attention
“A U.S. government lab has recreated the truly alien conditions that melt diamonds deep inside ice giant planets—and the technique could triple the energy gains…”— Matthew Phelan, Science journalist · Gizmodo · full quotes →
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34d ago
Florida researchers discover that three disease-carrying mosquito species each respond to different chemical cues on human skin, upending…
began Aug 19now
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№390 (page 11) · newest development 34d ago · 3 pieces from 3 sources · ranked by recent attention
“We didn't expect the species to prefer different people when we started the study. Each species having a distinct microbial signature that they use as a cue…”— Kaylee Marrero, Study author · Nautilus · full quotes →
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34d ago
A celestial image showcases the scattered stars of the appropriately named Chandelier Cluster.
began Aug 21now
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№391 (page 11) · newest development 34d ago · 3 pieces from 3 sources · ranked by recent attention
“Stars scattered across the cosmos sparkle in the appropriately named Chandelier Cluster.”— Chelsea Gohd, Space.com writer · Space.com · full quotes →
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34d ago
News outlet recalls August 21, 2017 eclipse that crossed southern Illinois while Chicago remained cloudy.
began Aug 21now
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№392 (page 11) · newest development 34d ago · 2 pieces from 2 sources · ranked by recent attention
“Total Solar Eclipse. If you were in Southern Illinois, like I was in the middle of a farm, you saw the eclipse on this day in 2017.”— barrybutler9.bsky.social, Eclipse observer · Bluesky · full quotes →
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34d ago
A new study reveals domestic cats use individually distinctive urinary composition profiles to recognize one another.
began Aug 20now
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№393 (page 11) · newest development 34d ago · 3 pieces from 3 sources · ranked by recent attention
“Domestic cats identify each other by sniffing their urine, as their urinary composition profiles are individually distinctive.”— Bangkok Post · full quotes →
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34d ago
The University of Arizona has started construction on a moon-bound instrument to study lunar terrain, leveraging Rocket Lab's space…
began Aug 19now
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№394 (page 11) · newest development 34d ago · 5 pieces from 3 sources · ranked by recent attention
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34d ago
Sediment cores from the Rockall Plateau show 230,000 years of ice growth and retreat altered North Atlantic seawater chemistry via…
began Aug 20now
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№395 (page 11) · newest development 34d ago · 6 pieces from 3 sources · ranked by recent attention
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35d ago
NOAA's low-level Kp index forecasts have put the northern lights within possible view of a recurring set of border states each night since…
began Aug 16now
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№396 (page 11) · newest development 35d ago · 12 pieces from 3 sources · ranked by recent attention
“motion and formations”— NOAA, Forecasting agency · Forbes · full quotes →
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