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61d ago
An international team used a new 'Quantum Galileo Interferometer' to show gravity affects a quantum superposition exactly as Einstein's…
began Sep 2now
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61d ago
GSLV-F17 successfully places the 2,367-kg satellite into transfer orbit, ending ISRO’s quiet stretch since its January 2026 launch failure.
began Sep 1now
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№183 (page 6) · newest development 61d ago · 33 pieces from 5 sources · ranked by recent attention
“I am very happy to announce that the GSLV-F17 vehicle has successfully and precisely injected the advanced Earth observation satellite EOS-05 in the intended…”— V. Narayanan, ISRO Chairman · The Hindu · full quotes →
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61d ago
University of Florida researcher Christopher McCurdy, who advises policymakers on kratom safety, accepted travel, donations, and symposium…
began Sep 1now
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№184 (page 6) · newest development 61d ago · 86 pieces from 3 sources · ranked by recent attention
“The leading scientist urging policymakers not to criminalize kratom, a substance that has left a trail of death and addiction around the world, has routinely…”— ProPublica · full quotes →
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63d ago
Research identifies key molecular pathways that could lead to new drug treatments for severe autism.
began Sep 2now
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№185 (page 6) · newest development 63d ago · 12 pieces from 4 sources · ranked by recent attention
“It's an unprecedented resource for the field. A lot of people interested in understanding autism and drug development are going to be using this.”— Dr. Daniel Geschwind, Professor of human genetics at UCLA · NPR News · full quotes →
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62d ago
The rotorcraft's 17,315 feet of wiring and 374 connectors are now in place as the 2028 launch approaches.
began Sep 3now
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№186 (page 6) · newest development 62d ago · 7 pieces from 3 sources · ranked by recent attention
“The harness doesn't do anything by itself, but it is necessary for everything else to function.”
— Jackie Perry, Dragonfly lander harness lead, APL · NASA (science.nasa.gov) · full quotes →
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64d ago
The Isle of Mull bird that experts didn't expect to survive has been photographed soaring over Scotland's west coast.
began Sep 3now
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№187 (page 6) · newest development 64d ago · 14 pieces from 4 sources · ranked by recent attention
“I'm in awe of this bird!”— Dave Sexton, Retired RSPB officer, sea eagle expert · BBC News · full quotes →
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65d ago
An MIT committee co-chaired by Eric Klopfer and Samuel Madden says AI can credibly complete nearly all coursework, pushing schools toward…
began Sep 2now
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№188 (page 6) · newest development 65d ago · 109 pieces from 2 sources · ranked by recent attention
“credible solutions and provide reasonable responses to almost any written assignment”— MIT Ad Hoc Committee on AI Use in Teaching, Learning, and Research Training, MIT faculty committee · gadgetreview.com article · full quotes →
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65d ago
A 2002 paper by Dan Ariely and Klaus Wertenbroch on deadline effects, cited over 2,100 times, shows signs of fraud.
began Aug 31now
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№189 (page 6) · newest development 65d ago · 278 pieces from 3 sources · ranked by recent attention
“We conclude that the data in Studies 1 and 2 were tampered with.”— Datacolada researchers · Datacolada blog post · full quotes →
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66d ago
Israeli structural biologist who unlocked the ribosome's atomic structure has died.
began Aug 31now
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№190 (page 6) · newest development 66d ago · 14 pieces from 3 sources · ranked by recent attention
“Yonath was one the country's Israel's greatest scientific minds, winning numerous awards over her decades-long career”— Times of Israel, News outlet · full quotes →
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65d ago
A 6,500-year-old circular enclosure near Prague shows deliberate solar and lunar alignments a millennium before Stonehenge's.
began Sep 1now
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№191 (page 6) · newest development 65d ago · 5 pieces from 3 sources · ranked by recent attention
“Circular enclosures are completely unknown in our region for this period, which already makes the site exceptional.”— Petr Krištuf, Lead archaeologist, University of West Bohemia · UWB press release · full quotes →
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65d ago
A pea plant pulled from a Kinsale garden led three schoolgirls to a three-year home experiment challenging expert consensus on cereal…
began Aug 30now
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№192 (page 6) · newest development 65d ago · 19 pieces from 3 sources · ranked by recent attention
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66d ago
Genetically modified marine bacteria boosted rock weathering by 2.6-fold, potentially scaling up a natural climate process to industrial…
began Aug 28now
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№193 (page 6) · newest development 66d ago · 16 pieces from 3 sources · ranked by recent attention
“Our study embraces the concept of biologically inspired engineering and how synthetic biology can be applied to enhance normal climate-regulating processes…”— Pamela Silver, Wyss Institute Founding Core Faculty member · Wyss Institute at Harvard · full quotes →
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67d ago
A new nonprofit backed by Starcloud's founders plans a $15 million, 2029 launch of a 1kg probe on an 80,000-year journey to another star…
began Sep 1now
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№194 (page 6) · newest development 67d ago · 7 pieces from 5 sources · ranked by recent attention
“I also got excited and then disappointed!”— Philip Johnston, Starcloud/Fermi Explorer founder · TechCrunch · full quotes →
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66d ago
The NASA observatory launches successfully toward its destination 1 million miles away, where it will survey dark energy and distant stars.
began Aug 30now
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№195 (page 6) · newest development 66d ago · 211 pieces from 2 sources · ranked by recent attention
“The combined gravity of the Sun and Earth will give Roman a stable vantage point with a clear, unobstructed view to survey deep space.”— Reddit post · Reddit · full quotes →
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67d ago
The joint Mercury probe must now separate its twin orbiters before settling into polar orbit around the planet.
began Aug 31now
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№196 (page 6) · newest development 67d ago · 4 pieces from 3 sources · ranked by recent attention
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67d ago
Research led by Sean Raymond suggests the Sun captured non-native material during close encounters with other stars over 4.6 billion years.
began Aug 29now
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№197 (page 6) · newest development 67d ago · 10 pieces from 4 sources · ranked by recent attention
“The Solar System has long been suspected to contain captured, non-native material. The recent ISO discoveries have now confirmed directly that extraterrestrial…”— Sean Raymond, Lead researcher, Bordeaux Astrophysics Laboratory · 404 Media · full quotes →
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67d ago
A spike in sick sea lions off the Central California coast is linked to a toxin in algae causing disorientation and seizures.
began Aug 28now
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№198 (page 6) · newest development 67d ago · 5 pieces from 2 sources · ranked by recent attention
“A spike in the number of sick sea lions off the Central California coast has specialists concerned about a brain-altering toxin in algae they said is causing…”— NY Post reporting · NY Post · full quotes →
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68d ago
The provided materials contain only headline titles with no article text, quotes, or substantive content.
began Sep 1now
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№199 (page 6) · newest development 68d ago · 2 pieces from 2 sources · ranked by recent attention
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69d ago
More than 100 volunteer expert panels advising on long COVID, vaccines and other research have been shut down since Trump took office, with…
began Aug 29now
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№200 (page 6) · newest development 69d ago · 9 pieces from 4 sources · ranked by recent attention
“something that could benefit so many individuals like myself and my community”— Netia McCray, Long COVID patient, former advisory committee member · NPR · full quotes →
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68d ago
The young elephant received an experimental mRNA shot targeting elephant endotheliotropic herpesvirus, a leading killer of young elephants.
began Aug 31now
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№201 (page 6) · newest development 68d ago · 6 pieces from 3 sources · ranked by recent attention
“Tula-Tu is the first elephant on the West Coast to receive an mRNA vaccine for elephant endotheliotropic herpesvirus.”— The Oregonian, news outlet · full quotes →
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68d ago
A Vermont project with 6,000 young trees aims to restore the iconic species by breeding for natural resistance to the pathogen that killed…
began Aug 31now
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№202 (page 6) · newest development 68d ago · 5 pieces from 2 sources · ranked by recent attention
“The very disease that has decimated millions of American elms in the U.S. is now being used to bring the iconic trees back.”— AP News · AP via Feedx · full quotes →
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69d ago
Researchers find that blocking AHR protein could enable damaged nerves to regrow in mice with nerve and spinal cord injuries.
began Aug 28now
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№203 (page 6) · newest development 69d ago · 6 pieces from 4 sources · ranked by recent attention
“When neurons are injured, they must deal with stress while also trying to regrow their axons. We discovered that AHR functions like a brake that shifts neurons…”— Hongyan Zou, Study senior author, Mount Sinai · Science Daily · full quotes →
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69d ago
A quantum gravity-based navigation system delivered 10x better accuracy than conventional methods in its inaugural sea test.
began Aug 28now
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№204 (page 6) · newest development 69d ago · 6 pieces from 3 sources · ranked by recent attention
“World's first GPS-free quantum navigation trial succeeds at sea”— Interesting Engineering · Google News (Interesting Engineering) · full quotes →
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70d ago
Only 1,811 cuttlefish arrived to breed on South Australia's Cuttlefish Coast this year, down 97% from 63,000 last year.
began Aug 25now
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№205 (page 6) · newest development 70d ago · 10 pieces from 5 sources · ranked by recent attention
“Along the eight kilometres of coastline, there would normally be millions of eggs… we only found about 440 eggs.”— Manny Katz, Diver and researcher · BBC News · full quotes →
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70d ago
Researchers find that blood molecule patterns predicting lifespan in dogs mirror those in humans, offering insights into aging biology.
began Aug 29now
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№206 (page 6) · newest development 70d ago · 4 pieces from 4 sources · ranked by recent attention
“Researchers with the Dog Aging Project found that patterns of small molecules in dogs' blood were linked to longer or shorter lifespans in remarkably similar…”— Dog Aging Project · Science Daily · full quotes →
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70d ago
Hansen and his crewmates are being honored with the Congressional Space Medal of Honor for their achievements.
began Aug 27now
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№207 (page 6) · newest development 70d ago · 14 pieces from 2 sources · ranked by recent attention
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69d ago
A virtual cell model published in Nature Communications could streamline the development of protein-destroying therapies for cancer…
began Aug 26now
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№208 (page 6) · newest development 69d ago · 5 pieces from 2 sources · ranked by recent attention
“A team of Weill Cornell Medicine investigators has developed a computer model that will help scientists more efficiently develop protein-destroying therapies…”— Phys.org · full quotes →
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70d ago
Researchers melted diamonds under extreme pressure and temperature to simulate the phenomenon believed to occur inside Neptune and Uranus.
began Aug 26now
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№209 (page 6) · newest development 70d ago · 4 pieces from 3 sources · ranked by recent attention
“Some of the strangest weather in the solar system doesn't happen on Earth or even in Jupiter's Great Red Spot—it happens in the interiors of ice giants like…”— Phys.org · full quotes →
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70d ago
A concept combining nuclear thermal and electric propulsion could cut interplanetary travel duration and reduce radiation exposure for…
began Aug 24now
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№210 (page 6) · newest development 70d ago · 4 pieces from 3 sources · ranked by recent attention
“They did the classic let's-sketch-out-an-idea-on-a-napkin.”— Stephen Cass, IEEE Spectrum Special Projects Editor · IEEE Spectrum · full quotes →
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70d ago
Research shows concrete demand has doubled since 2000, with 80% extraction in Asia causing riverbank weakening and groundwater depletion.
began Aug 26now
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№211 (page 6) · newest development 70d ago · 5 pieces from 3 sources · ranked by recent attention
“A booming demand for concrete has resulted in sand and gravel being extracted from riverbeds faster than nature can replenish it.”— Guardian · Guardian Science · full quotes →
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70d ago
A new approach avoids the need to re-engineer entire genomes when modifying the genetic code.
began Aug 26now
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№212 (page 6) · newest development 70d ago · 9 pieces from 4 sources · ranked by recent attention
“Messing with the genetic code might have gotten a bit easier to do.”— John Timmer, Science journalist · Ars Technica · full quotes →
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71d ago
Skywatchers on three continents saw the Moon partially darkened as it passed through Earth's shadow.
began Aug 27now
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№213 (page 6) · newest development 71d ago · 3 pieces from 2 sources · ranked by recent attention
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71d ago
New research finds each mirror would be 40 times brighter than the full moon, wiping out stars for hundreds of miles.
began Aug 26now
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№214 (page 6) · newest development 71d ago · 6 pieces from 3 sources · ranked by recent attention
“It will be worse than big cities like London. You would not see any stars if you were in the beam.”— Gaspar Bakos, Princeton astrophysicist, study author · Space.com · full quotes →
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72d ago
High-resolution observations reveal bright, stable features on the red supergiant that have remained in place for at least seven years.
began Aug 24now
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№215 (page 6) · newest development 72d ago · 7 pieces from 4 sources · ranked by recent attention
“Its eventual fate as a supernova makes it fascinating to know what it actually looks like now.”— Bill Dent, Lead astronomer, ESO · ALMA Observatory · full quotes →
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72d 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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№216 (page 6) · newest development 72d 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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