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Australia’s First Orbital Rocket Fails Shortly After Launch

Australia's ambitious bid to enter the orbital launch club ended abruptly when its first domestically developed rocket suffered multiple engine…

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Roman Concrete’s CO2 Footprint Matches Modern Concrete

Roman concrete, the ancient building material that constructed iconic structures like the Colosseum and Pantheon, has long been praised for…

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$15B NIH Funding Frozen, Then Restored Amid Budget Battle

A $15 billion allocation for the National Institutes of Health (NIH) was temporarily frozen this week before being restored, marking…

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Peacock Feathers Can Produce Laser Light Naturally

**Peacock feathers have long fascinated scientists and artists alike with their dazzling colors, but recent research reveals an even more…

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Space: The Next Cybersecurity Frontier

The space industry faces growing cybersecurity risks due to increasing satellite deployments, outdated technology, and global accessibility, threatening critical infrastructure…

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US Space Plane to Test Cutting-Edge Quantum Navigation Tech

The US Space Force's X-37B space plane will launch on August 21 aboard a Falcon 9 rocket to test advanced…

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Smithsonian Air and Space Unveils Milestone and Future Exhibits

The National Air and Space Museum has reopened five renovated galleries, including two spaceflight exhibitions that combine historic artifacts with…

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Secretive Space Plane to Test Quantum Navigation in Upcoming Launch

The X-37B space plane, operated by the US Space Force, will launch its eighth mission on August 21 from Kennedy…

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Neanderthal Diet: Fermented Meat & Maggots Revealed

New research shows Neanderthals had a more varied diet than previously thought, including unexpected foods like maggots, not just meat.…

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Why Programmers Are Less Humble Now – Blame the Death of Perl

Perl was a dominant programming language in the early internet era, powering major websites and bioinformatics projects, but its chaotic…

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Lord of Mysteries: The Spiritual Successor to Bloodborne 2

**Lord of Mysteries** offers a dark, Victorian-inspired world with occult secrets and cosmic horror, appealing to fans of **Bloodborne**'s eerie…

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Adaptive Robot Swarms The Future of Intelligent Materials

A new era of materials dawns with adaptive robot swarms. Researchers engineered these intelligent collectives, inspired by embryonic tissue, to…

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Top Neuroscientist Reveals the #1 Trait of Geniuses Like Bill Gates

Solitude enhances cognitive abilities and creativity, with neuroscience linking alone time to breakthrough ideas, as practiced by visionaries like Bill…

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Humans Outperform AI in Key Creative Skill, Study Reveals

Human teams consistently outperform AI in generating original ideas, with human pairs producing more innovative solutions than those using AI…

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Robots That Eat Robots: The Power of Machine Metabolism

Researchers at Columbia University developed a prototype robot with a primitive metabolism, enabling it to "eat" other robots to grow…

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Satellite Uses AI to Make Autonomous Decisions in Space

A groundbreaking satellite has used AI to autonomously decide when and where to take scientific images, completing the process in…

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Solar-Powered Aerogel Turns Saltwater Into Drinking Water

Earth's water is mostly undrinkable, with less than 1% accessible freshwater, and rising demand, pollution, and climate change worsen global…

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New AI Model Boosts Reasoning 100x Faster Than LLMs With Minimal Training

Singapore researchers developed a groundbreaking AI architecture (HRM) that performs reasoning 100x faster than traditional LLMs with minimal training data,…

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Controversial arsenic life study retracted after 15 years

A 2010 NASA-affiliated study claiming discovery of arsenic-based life was retracted in 2023 after widespread criticism, as it challenged fundamental…

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Inventor: Bleach Injections Could Destroy Cancer Tumors

Xuewu Liu, an unqualified inventor, promotes a dangerous and unproven cancer treatment involving bleach injections, charging patients $20,000 despite medical…

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