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OpenAI's AI agents cracked the decades-old Navier-Stokes blow-up problem, capping a summer of AI math breakthroughs that left…
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Researchers who have surveyed the same Americans since days after the attacks find roughly 40% of remembered details shift within a year —…
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A meteor shower, a four-planet gathering and a run of supermoons highlight the northern hemisphere's darkening skies this autumn.
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“Five night sky events to look out for this autumn. 🔭 🧪”— davidbflower.bsky.social, Bluesky user sharing the article · Bluesky · full quotes → 4 sources
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Dalian Institute of Chemical Physics scientists report a molecular-sieve membrane technique that could replace energy-intensive…
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Hokkaido volcano banned to entry as seismic activity and gas emissions intensify; evacuation orders issued near hot spring areas.
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“Volcanic activity has intensified, raising the possibility of an eruption.”— Japan Meteorological Agency · full quotes → 2 sources
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A short clip showing a wolf spider concealed in a camouflaged trapdoor burrow spread widely on X and was reshared on Mastodon.
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A new image of nebula N44 in the Large Magellanic Cloud reveals how massive stars simultaneously destroy and create their stellar nurseries.
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“It looks like a gigantic hole punched through a cloud, but this spectacular new image from the Hubble Space Telescope captures something more complicated: a…”— Live Science · full quotes → 3 sources
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A commercial fisherman captured footage of the massive filter-feeder between Malibu and Santa Barbara Island, likely drawn by warming…
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“If you see it, that's just a really unique and kind of exceptional sighting.”— Brendan Talwar · full quotes → 2 sources
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Space history outlets and social media mark the 34th anniversary of Jemison's launch aboard shuttle Endeavour on STS-47.
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“Dr. Mae Jemison, the first Black woman to go into space, headed into orbit on the Space Shuttle Endeavour #OTD in 1992.”— mcnees.bsky.social · full quotes → 2 sources
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A UCL study identifies epoxy-oxylipins as a natural mechanism that halts harmful immune cell buildup and speeds pain relief, pointing to…
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“Our findings reveal a natural pathway that limits harmful immune cell expansion and helps calm inflammation more quickly.”— Dr. Olivia Bracken, First author, UCL · full quotes → 5 sources
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Astronomers used redshift measurements to turn a flat-looking patch of sky into a 3D map showing a proto-supercluster with 5,000 times the…
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“New 3D maps show COSMOS-z3.1-A, an early proto-supercluster forming when the universe was just 2.1 billion years old... Incredible to see these cosmic cities…”— astra99.bsky.social · full quotes → 3 sources
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The September 13, 2026 Astronomy Picture of the Day revisits a 2020 video of Comet NEOWISE rising over Italy, alongside notice that APOD is…
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“This sight was worth getting out of bed early.”— NASA APOD, Astronomy Picture of the Day caption · NASA science.nasa.gov · full quotes → 3 sources
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A close-up post of a captive harpy eagle by @drrenemd.bsky.social sparked a large comment thread marveling at the bird's size, talons and…
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“The archaic form of 'Harpy' means something like 'snatcher'. The Greeks believed that if somebody disappeared without a trace, then Zeus had the harpies snatch…”— browwiw.bsky.social · full quotes → 1 source
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Conservation experts ask the public to turn off or dim outdoor lighting during the peak fall bird migration to reduce deadly building…
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“More than 300 million birds are expected to soar across the U.S. on Saturday during their annual fall migration, prompting requests for residents to turn off…”— NYTimes.com · full quotes → 3 sources
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A five-year study at two Enel solar sites in southern Minnesota finds pollinator habitat under panels boosted bees and nearby soybean…
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“This indicates that solar sites may benefit nearby farms if the area below the panels is managed as wildlife habitat. The panels themselves were nothing new…”— Ecoticias.com · full quotes → 2 sources
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First direct evidence shows a black hole can accrete material via a channel created by its own motion through space.
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“Astronomers have found the first direct evidence that a wandering black hole can feed itself by dragging gas along in its wake as it moves through its galaxy.”— Phys.org · full quotes → 4 sources
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Japan's spacecraft successfully fired a laser at an asteroid during a high-speed flyby, marking a space-agency first.
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“On Sunday, July 5, the probe conducted the first successful laser-ranging experiment during a flyby of asteroid Torifune, the first exploration target of…”— JAXA, Space agency · full quotes → 4 sources
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Scientists say a strange particle interaction detected underground may be the first evidence of WIMPs, but more data is needed to confirm.
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“There are plenty of interactions that we saw that we could sift through, but they didn't look like dark matter until just recently when we saw one interaction…”— Scott Kravitz · full quotes → 3 sources
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A Mabamba Swamp image of a shoebill stork guarding its chick draws thousands of reactions and a running debate over the bird's prehistoric…
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“shoebills often have more than one chick, the more aggressive one will push the other off the nesting mound at which point the mother will no longer feed it.”— andy-lion.bsky.social · full quotes → 1 source
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A close-up video of a feather star crinoid, posted by Marcelo Johan Ogata, sparks a large wave of admiration and reflection online.
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“I've never seen the Feather Star before what a gorgeous creature.”— gaymcmillen.bsky.social, Bluesky commenter · Bluesky · full quotes → 1 source
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Osama Fathi's image combines 240 exposures to show meteors streaking across circling stars above Egypt's Western Desert.
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“Capturing this photo in Egypt's Western Desert during the Perseids was an unforgettable experience. The night was exceptionally clear and I was surrounded by…”— Osama Fathi, Astrophotographer · full quotes → 3 sources
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A social media post extrapolates from an 88-hour computation to predict P=NP could be solved in under five weeks.
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“incredible creatures…i'd like to think it's parody, but he's a bitcoiner too”— davidgerard@circumstances.run · full quotes → 2 sources
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A physics fact about Venus's CO2 atmosphere gets recast as a rebuttal to climate skeptics, drawing heavy pushback and debate online.
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“Distance tells us how much sunlight arrives at a planet, but it does not tell us how much is reflected … absorbed, how efficiently heat escapes, or how…”— Stephen Kane · full quotes → 4 sources
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Two doses of the psychedelic compound before chemo fully blocked neuropathy in a new mouse study published in Science.
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Researcher Lucas Brehaut documents bears and caribou destroying equipment as he studies post-fire forest regrowth.
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Curtin University researchers find SpaceX hardware emissions up to 10,000 times stronger than the ancient cosmic signals the SKA-Low…
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“Comparable to the brightest natural radio sources in the sky.”— Steven Tingay, Curtin University researcher · Hacker News · full quotes → 5 sources
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CMI acknowledges a claimed solution to the fluid-dynamics Millennium Prize Problem but has not named an author or confirmed the proof.
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“Today, CMI shares in the excitement of the global mathematical community as we contemplate the announcement that the Navier-Stokes problem has apparently been…”— Clay Mathematics Institute · full quotes → 3 sources
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A new paper raises concerns about the long-term preservation of mathematical knowledge encoded in interactive theorem provers.
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“Interactive theorem provers play increasingly important roles in the programming languages and mathematics communities, resulting in a large body of mechanized…”— Paper abstract · Lobsters · full quotes → 3 sources
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Asian elephants resisted impulses to reach directly for food in a classic psychology experiment, demonstrating restraint comparable to or…
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“The test trials should have been more difficult because, to reach the food reward, elephants needed to inhibit the impulse to reach straight toward the food…”— Sydney Hope and Joshua Plotnik, Lead researchers · ScienceAlert · full quotes → 3 sources
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A decade-long connectomics project reveals the wiring diagram of Drosophila's central nervous system, the largest brain map to date.
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“With over 166,000 neurons and 125 million synaptic connections, this is the largest brain map by number of neurons to date.”— Google Research, Research organization · Hacker News · full quotes → 2 sources
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As bacteria develop resistance to antibiotics, scientists explore how the body uses copper as a natural defense against urinary tract…
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“When bacteria invade the urinary tract, the body has its own arsenal for fighting back. Among those weapons is an unlikely tool: copper.”— Phys.org · full quotes → 4 sources
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New technique reveals real-time cellular conversations in transparent fish, bridging a fundamental gap in biology.
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“At the whole-organism scale, the method captured brainstem-controlled redistribution of body-wide blood flow”— WHOLISTIC research authors · full quotes → 4 sources
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University of Nottingham research reveals plants alter root structure through microbial interactions and metabolic changes.
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“Our findings highlight the importance of both root anatomical and metabolic complexity in shaping plant-microbiome interactions, particularly under…”— Dr. Gabriel Castrillo, Lead researcher · Mastodon · full quotes → 3 sources
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A mathematical study finds that letting payoffs vary over time creates new stable strategies in prisoner's dilemma, chicken, and…
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“Given that chicken was basically the Cold War strategy, I'm even more amazed we all survived to face our next existential challenge.”— Chris Lee, Ars Technica · full quotes → 3 sources
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Pietro Schirano's experiment links insect sensorimotor control to a video game task.
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“I trained the fly to play Super Mario”— @skirano · full quotes → 2 sources
