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If the Big Bang actually happened inside a black hole, it could neatly explain some of the universe's biggest mysteries.
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A rare molecule spotted in a young planet system could be a missing link in the story of life’s origins. Scientists are now piecing together what this means for our own solar system.
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A new model suggests that astrocytes might be used in computation, coordinating with neurons and connecting synapses in networks.
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A mix of autonomous and top-down control manage the octopus’s limbs.
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In buildings that remain standing beyond the blast's epicenter, the threat shifts from collapsing structures to something less visible.
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A massive structure in central China is doing more than generating power—it’s quietly influencing something far bigger. NASA researchers have traced an unexpected planetary effect back to this engineering feat.
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A mysterious spider fossil uncovered in Australia is turning heads with its unexpected size and age. Hidden beneath layers of ancient rainforest, it belonged to a species scientists had never seen before.
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Giant viruses play a role in the survival of single-celled marine organisms called protists. These include algae, amoeba, and flagellates, that form the base of ocean food webs. And since these protists form an important part of the food chain, these large DN…
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Scientists are uncovering how tiny grooves in the brain’s surface relate to reasoning ability in youth, showing that deeper sulci may lead to more efficient connections between brain regions critical for complex thought.
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Don't miss the 2025 full "Strawberry Moon" when it rises above the southeastern horizon on June 10.
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Could a star birth planets more than once in its lifetime?
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There are multiple contenders for the title of best smeller, but no clear winner just yet.
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A new Oxford study confirms the tremors felt across the globe were caused by tsunamis in Greenland.
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An ancient, massive galaxy with a bar like the Milky Way defies models and unveils early galactic secrets.
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Advisory: Mature content, though in snake form. Last Saturday had my mom’s youngest son and wife; her grandddaughter and two great-grandchildren; and grandson, wife and toddler great-grandddaughter all up for a marvelous weekend of good food and great company…
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June 7, 2025: Our weekly roundup of the latest science in the news, as well as a few fascinating articles to keep you entertained over the weekend.
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A Cambrian fossil once thought to be a mollusk ancestor is now identified as a chancelloriid relative, reshaping ideas about early animal evolution. A strange and spiny fossil, once thought to be among the earliest mollusks, has just been reclassified. Resear…
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The largest map of the universe, created with data from the James Webb Space Telescope, shows almost 800,000 galaxies crammed into a tiny piece of sky and spanning almost all of time.
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New technology at St Andrews University helps librarians detect when old books are bad for readers' health
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The Cambrian-age Tonto Group is a set of rocks famous for holding clues to the burst of new life that reshaped Earth 500 million years ago.
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Princess Peach and Toad’s voice actor has been changed after 18 years.
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