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DMT Shows Promise as Antidepressant in Clinical Trial

A new study finds the psychedelic compound DMT can rapidly and effectively treat major depression, with a single dose combined…

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AI-Powered Hunt for Antibiotics in Unexpected Places

AI is revolutionizing antibiotic discovery by analyzing vast genetic data to identify novel antimicrobial compounds, addressing the critical challenge of…

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Which Nations Are Leading the New Space Race?

Allied nations like Australia and Germany are investing in domestic launch capabilities to ensure sovereign access to space, driven by…

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How AI Pays Attention: The Science Explained

Research reveals a "ski ramp" effect where ChatGPT disproportionately cites the first 30% of content, favoring a direct, journalistic "Bottom…

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Store Solar Energy for Months, Release Heat on Demand

Solar heating faces a key challenge: storing solar heat long-term is much harder than storing solar electricity, which is crucial…

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3 Fitness Tests Every Senior Over 60 Should Try

Simple, at-home fitness assessments for strength and flexibility can help older adults maintain independence and track progress over time. The…

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El Paso’s Drone Debacle: A Sign of Air Defense Trouble Ahead

A sudden airspace closure in El Paso, initially linked to drone threats, was actually caused by a military-grade anti-drone laser…

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Build a Real-Time 3D Room Mapper with ESP32 & VL53L5CX

The VL53L5CX time-of-flight sensor enables real-time 3D room mapping with its 8x8 multizone array and fast 60 Hz sampling, outperforming…

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Full Crew Returns to Space Station After Month-Long Gap

The International Space Station's crew was restored to seven members with the successful docking of SpaceX's Crew-12 mission on February…

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Ancient Mars: A Warm, Wet World, Not a Frozen One

New research strongly supports that ancient Mars had a warm, wet climate during its Noachian epoch, challenging theories of a…

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NASA Faces New Hurdle Ahead of Artemis II Countdown Test

NASA is preparing for a second countdown rehearsal to address a recurring hydrogen leak in the Space Launch System rocket,…

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What If You Orbited Earth at Light Speed?

A simulation visualizes traveling around Earth at light speed, completing a full global circuit in just 0.13 seconds. Light speed…

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WHO Condemns US-Funded Newborn Vaccine Trial as Unethical

The World Health Organization has condemned a US-funded vaccine trial in Guinea-Bissau as unethical for planning to withhold a proven,…

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Helion’s Fusion Reactor Hits Record Temps Ahead of 2028 Goal

Helion Energy has achieved a critical milestone by heating plasma to 150 million degrees Celsius in its Polaris reactor, marking…

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Olympic Limits: Should We Push Our Bodies Too?

Watching elite athletes can inspire us, but for most people, the goal is long-term health, which requires understanding the difference…

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NASA Tests Revolutionary Laminar Flow Wing in First Flight

NASA has successfully completed the first flight test of a new wing design (CATNLF) aimed at maintaining laminar airflow to…

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Tiny RNA Molecule Replicates Itself in Lab

Researchers have discovered a remarkably short, 45-nucleotide RNA strand capable of copying itself, providing a tangible model for how early…

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Ariane 6 Rocket Delivers for Amazon When It Mattered Most

Europe's Ariane 6 rocket successfully completed its most powerful mission to date, deploying 32 satellites for Amazon's Project Kuiper broadband…

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Live Longer for $1M: Learn Bryan Johnson’s Anti-Aging Secrets

Bryan Johnson, a tech entrepreneur, has launched an exclusive, million-dollar-per-year anti-aging program called "Immortals," offering personalized care and AI access,…

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Edge-Enhanced Power Control for Scalable Cell-Free Massive MIMO

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