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2,884 supernovae hint dark energy isn’t constant

The wetter half blinked first—Upper Colorado shed 4.2 cubic miles of groundwater in 2020–22, nearly twice the Lower Basin

How a cooler, cheaper catalyst could clean up ammonia-fueled ships

They filmed single molecules clustering inside living neurons

On Phobos, down is a suggestion. Japan’s MMX aims to bring 10 grams home

After a nuclear X‑ray flash, 97% of a simulated asteroid outran its own gravity

Protonic fuel cells work better when their layers actually touch

Manaus hit ‘above 135’ PM2.5—schools closed as El Niño primes a long Amazon fire season

The last holdfast at Thwaites

The venomous bites no one counts total at least 2.1 million a year

2,884 supernovae hint dark energy isn’t constant

The wetter half blinked first—Upper Colorado shed 4.2 cubic miles of groundwater in 2020–22, nearly twice the Lower Basin

How a cooler, cheaper catalyst could clean up ammonia-fueled ships

They filmed single molecules clustering inside living neurons

On Phobos, down is a suggestion. Japan’s MMX aims to bring 10 grams home

After a nuclear X‑ray flash, 97% of a simulated asteroid outran its own gravity

Protonic fuel cells work better when their layers actually touch

The Ever-Persistent Questions in Science: Unsolved Enigmas
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The Ever-Persistent Questions in Science: Unsolved Enigmas

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  • September 4, 2023
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The notion that all major scientific problems have been solved is a misconception often expressed by young graduates. They may believe that

Hope for Blindness: Genes Mapped in Research Atlas
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Hope for Blindness: Genes Mapped in Research Atlas

  • Mohsin Rasheed
  • September 3, 2023
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A groundbreaking study conducted by Harvard scientists has resulted in the development of a comprehensive catalog of cell types found in the

Can a Common Sleeping Pill Be the Key to Alzheimer’s Prevention?
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Can a Common Sleeping Pill Be the Key to Alzheimer’s Prevention?

  • Mohsin Rasheed
  • September 3, 2023
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According to a recent study, a common sleeping pill may have the potential to reduce the build-up of Alzheimer’s proteins in the

Advances in Investigating Plant Communication Through Sound
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Advances in Investigating Plant Communication Through Sound

  • Mohsin Rasheed
  • September 2, 2023
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Plants are capable of emitting ultrasonic sounds when they are stressed, according to a recent study. These high-frequency noises, which are outside

After Moon Triumph, India Targets Sun with Aditya L1 Launch
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After Moon Triumph, India Targets Sun with Aditya L1 Launch

  • Mohsin Rasheed
  • September 2, 2023
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India successfully launches a spacecraft towards the sun following its landmark moon landing mission. The launch of the Aditya L1 spacecraft took

ILLUMA-T: NASA’s Laser Communication System Ready for Space Trials
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ILLUMA-T: NASA’s Laser Communication System Ready for Space Trials

  • Mohsin Rasheed
  • September 1, 2023
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NASA is set to conduct trials of a laser communications system on the International Space Station. Known as ILLUMA-T, the system will

Artificial Intelligence Sniffs Out Scents from Chemical Structures
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Artificial Intelligence Sniffs Out Scents from Chemical Structures

  • Mohsin Rasheed
  • September 1, 2023
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Artificial intelligence (AI) has the ability to predict the smells of various chemicals based on their molecular structures, according to a recent

Novel Oxygen Isotope Observed for the First Time
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Novel Oxygen Isotope Observed for the First Time

  • Mohsin Rasheed
  • August 31, 2023
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Scientists have made an intriguing discovery – a never-before-seen form of oxygen. This new isotope, called oxygen-28, has the highest number of

OpenAI launched ChatGPT Enterprise: Here’s What We Know
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OpenAI launched ChatGPT Enterprise: Here’s What We Know

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  • August 30, 2023
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OpenAI has recently introduced ChatGPT Enterprise, a specialized version of its chatbot designed for businesses to securely leverage its capabilities. This enterprise

Chandrayan-3 Detects Multitude of Elements Near Lunar South Pole
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Chandrayan-3 Detects Multitude of Elements Near Lunar South Pole

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  • August 30, 2023
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India’s Chandrayan-3 lunar mission has achieved significant scientific and technical advancements. The Pragyan rover has successfully analyzed the composition of the Moon’s

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