Science

Ex-CDC chiefs warn of RFK Jr.’s anti-science threat

The CDC is facing a severe crisis due to political assault, including budget cuts, a physical attack on its headquarters,…

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Microbes Transform Idle Oil Wells into Hydrogen Factories

A Houston-based startup is repurposing abandoned oil wells by using specialized microbes to convert residual hydrocarbons into hydrogen gas, offering…

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MicroBooNE Finds No Evidence for Sterile Neutrinos

The MicroBooNE experiment found no evidence for sterile neutrinos, ruling them out as an explanation for prior anomalies and dealing…

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Runway’s First World Model Unveiled with Native Audio in Latest Video AI

Runway has launched GWM-1, a foundational "world model" that simulates real-world physics to enable reasoning and planning, advancing beyond simple…

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Parkinson’s May Be Linked to Water, Not Just Genes

For decades, the industrial solvent TCE contaminated the groundwater at Camp Lejeune, exposing residents to a chemical with delayed and…

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Overview Energy Aims to Beam Space Solar Power to Earth

Overview Energy plans to deploy space-based solar arrays that capture constant sunlight and transmit power to Earth via infrared lasers,…

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NASA Loses Contact With Mars Orbiter, Another Soon to Follow

NASA has lost communication with the MAVEN Mars orbiter, which failed to re-establish contact after passing behind the planet, prompting…

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NASA Rushes Dragon Missions After Russian Launch Site Damage

NASA is accelerating two SpaceX Cargo Dragon missions to ensure ISS supply flow after damage to a key Russian launch…

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Sperm Donor’s Rare Cancer Gene Passed to 200 Children

A single sperm donor carrying a rare cancer-linked genetic mutation has fathered nearly 200 children across Europe, with some already…

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NASA Astronauts to Get Lunar Companion Droids for Moon Missions

NASA has selected the MAPP rover to be the first robotic vehicle to operate alongside astronauts on the Moon, serving…

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Linux GPIB Drivers Finally Stable After 53-Year Wait

After decades of fragmented development, stable and reliable GPIB (IEEE-488) driver support has been integrated into the mainline Linux kernel,…

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Fasting Diet Triggers Dynamic Brain Changes

A study found that an intermittent energy restriction (IER) diet led to significant weight loss and dynamically altered both gut…

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FBI Hunts ‘Unjammable’ Drones Using Old-School Tech

The FBI is seeking tethered drones that use a fiber optic cable for control, making them highly resistant to wireless…

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Golden Dome’s Purpose Explained With a Hollywood Film

The article draws a parallel between the fictional portrayal of nuclear deterrence in a film and the real-world doctrine of…

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Scientists Make Case for Sending Astronauts to Mars

The primary scientific goal for human Mars missions is to definitively answer whether life has ever existed there, as only…

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Pompeii Reveals Secret to Roman Concrete’s Strength

Ancient Roman concrete's legendary durability stems from a **hot mixing process with quicklime**, which creates reactive lime clasts that act…

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NASA Reveals the Most Scientifically Accurate Sci-Fi Movies

NASA scientists have identified a selection of science fiction films, including classics like "Gattaca" and "Contact," that are notable for…

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AI Model Intuitively Grasps How the Physical World Works

A new AI model called V-JEPA has developed an intuitive, predictive understanding of basic physics by learning from video alone,…

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AI Godfather: CS Degrees Still Hold Their Value

Geoffrey Hinton argues a computer science degree's enduring value lies not in routine coding, which AI may automate, but in…

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Microsoft’s Top 10 Scientific Breakthroughs Revealed

AI is accelerating progress across diverse fields by enabling faster, more effective solutions and merging cutting-edge computation with practical environmental…

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