Science

Scientists Unlock Secret of Ancient Maya Eclipse Predictions

The Maya repurposed existing lunar month tables in the Dresden Codex for long-term eclipse prediction, rather than creating a unique…

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Drones Revolutionize Marine Mammal Research

The 2010 Deepwater Horizon oil spill spurred urgent research into its effects on marine life, leading Iain Kerr to attempt…

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Blue Origin Unveils Ambitious New Glenn Rocket Plans

Blue Origin has announced a roadmap for New Glenn rocket upgrades, starting with the third launch in early 2026, to…

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Space Force’s New Naming Scheme Ushers in New Era

The United States Space Force is implementing a new formal naming system for its orbital and ground-based assets to create…

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The Emoticon Was Born From a Physics Joke in 1982

The digital smiley face originated in 1982 from a university message board, created to prevent misinterpreted humor in text-based discussions…

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DeepSeek R1: Quantum Breakthrough Shrinks AI Model

Researchers tested an uncensored AI model's ability to answer sensitive questions, using GPT-5 as a judge, and found it provided…

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Kids’ Drip Paintings Rival Pollock’s, Study Finds

A study found that children's drip paintings visually resemble Jackson Pollock's abstract works more than adults' attempts, linked by a…

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NASA Confirms 3I/ATLAS as Interstellar Comet

NASA has confirmed 3I/ATLAS as the third interstellar comet ever detected, identified by the ATLAS telescope network and delayed in…

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Rocket Lab’s Electron Rocket Installed at CA Science Center

The California Science Center has transitioned from structural construction to installing exhibits for the new Samuel Oschin Air and Space…

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Project Hail Mary Trailer: Astronaut Finds Alien Ally

Project Hail Mary, an upcoming 2026 film from Amazon MGM Studios, adapts Andy Weir's novel about a teacher who wakes…

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Zap Energy’s New Fusion Device Achieves Record Pressure

Zap Energy unveiled its Fuze-3 fusion reactor, achieving record plasma pressure levels and advancing its goal to supply grid electricity…

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Trump Admin Canceled 383 Clinical Trials, Dropping 74,000 Patients

A major reduction in federal funding led to the abrupt termination of 383 clinical trials, directly impacting over 74,000 participants…

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5 Hidden Resentments That Threaten Long-Term Relationships

Hidden resentments in long-term partnerships often accumulate beneath conscious awareness, quietly eroding connection over time without being directly addressed. Common…

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Valar Atomics Claims First Nuclear Startup to Reach Criticality

Valar Atomics is the first private nuclear startup to achieve criticality, a key reactor milestone, supported by $130 million in…

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RFK Jr. Blames Antidepressants for Mass Shootings, Experts Disagree

U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has proposed investigating whether antidepressant medications, particularly SSRIs, are…

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Ancient Egyptians Were Regular Opium Users, Study Finds

Ancient Egyptians commonly used opium in daily life, as shown by residue analysis on artifacts, indicating its role in their…

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Human Eye Resolution Far Exceeds Previous Estimates

At typical living room distances, the human eye cannot fully resolve the pixel density of 4K or 8K TVs, making…

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How Chimps Make Rational Decisions

Chimpanzees demonstrate rationality by forming and revising beliefs based on evidence, challenging the notion that this trait is uniquely human.…

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Innovative Tech Could End Animal Testing

Animal testing has long been essential for drug development and regulatory approval, but its validity is questioned due to a…

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H3N2 Mutations Signal a Severe Flu Season Ahead

Health authorities in the UK and US are concerned about a severe flu season due to a newly mutated H3N2…

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