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Tiny Engineered Enzymes May Help Oceans Carry Less Plastic Into the Future
Scientists developed engineered enzymes that break down marine plastics significantly faster than earlier methods.
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A Distant Planet Finally Revealed the Shape of Its Hidden Atmosphere
Scientists captured the first detailed images of an exoplanet atmosphere, opening a new chapter in planetary research.
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Beyond the Milky Way’s Shadow, a Giant Structure Quietly Emerges.
Astronomers discovered the Vela supercluster hidden behind the Milky Way’s “Zone of Avoidance,” revealing a vast cosmic structure.
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A Flash Across the Sky May Have Silenced Years of Ocean Research.
Investigators are examining whether lightning caused a fire that destroyed a leading US marine science laboratory and disrupted research efforts.
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Colombia’s Wandering Hippos May Find a Distant Home Across the Ocean.
Colombia is exploring relocation options for its growing hippo population, with India reportedly considered as a possible refuge destination.
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The Sky Still Holds Corners That Human Knowledge Cannot Fully Name
Scientists are investigating unusual red celestial formations that may represent an unknown class of astronomical object.
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The Sun’s Quiet Echo Begins to Sound Closer on Earth
Scientists achieved record plasma stability in a fusion reactor, marking another step toward practical clean fusion energy.
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The Long Road to the Next Hearing: A Story of Liberty Granted After the Breach
A man accused of using an axe to damage a US military C-130 aircraft at Shannon Airport was granted bail, transitioning from remand to conditional freedom pending his criminal trial.
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Far From Most Cities, Antarctica May Already Be Reshaping Their Future
Scientists warn rapidly melting Antarctic ice shelves could accelerate sea level rise faster than earlier climate projections suggested.
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In Quiet Laboratory Tanks, Scientists Found Unexpected Clues About the Mind
Scientists studying aggressive fish behavior found psychedelic compounds altered social responses, contributing to broader neurological research.
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In Jupiter’s Vast Shadow, A Small Moon Quietly Returned to Human View
NASA’s Juno spacecraft released a detailed new image of Jupiter’s moon Thebe, offering scientists fresh insight into the distant satellite.
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A Map of Resilience: Mapping the Motion of the Forest Heritage
An editorial look at Gabon’s 13 national parks, reflecting on their role as global biological sanctuaries and the legacy of their creation.
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A Mathematical Detour May Quietly Redraw the Road to Mars
Researchers identified a possible new orbital route that could significantly reduce spacecraft travel time between Earth and Mars.
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In the Soft Glow of Algae, Scientists Found a New Way to Create
Researchers used bioluminescent algae to create glowing 3D-printed structures, advancing bio-inspired material science.
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In the Universe’s Darkest Corners, Scientists May Have Found a New Thread
A new dark matter theory may help explain several unresolved mysteries involving galaxy behavior and the universe’s expansion.
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In the Harsh Cold of the Ice Age, Human Creativity Quietly Endured
Researchers say Ice Age butcher’s tools reveal how ancient humans adapted creatively during periods of severe environmental hardship.
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NASA’s Roman Telescope May Reveal the Galaxy’s Hidden Stellar Remnants
NASA’s Roman Space Telescope could dramatically improve detection of elusive neutron stars hidden throughout the Milky Way.
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Europe’s Spacecraft Future May Depend on Learning How to Return Again
Europe’s reusable spacecraft Space Rider passed key technical tests, moving closer toward its first orbital mission.
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Beyond Mars, Titan Quietly Waits at the Edge of Humanity’s Imagination
Scientists are debating whether Saturn’s moon Titan could become a future destination for exploration after the moon and Mars.
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The Space Industry’s New Frontier Now Extends Beyond Exploration Alone
A former NASA chief has joined a national security space firm, highlighting the growing link between aerospace and defense strategy.
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Protected and Vulnerable: Monk Seal Incident Sparks Outrage
Authorities are investigating after a man was filmed throwing a rock at an endangered Hawaiian monk seal, a federally protected species found only in Hawai‘i.
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The Rock That Stopped Curiosity on Mars
NASA’s Curiosity rover was immobilized for six days after a 29-pound rock became lodged beneath it, temporarily halting operations on the Martian surface.
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Before Land: The Underwater Origins of Millipede Legs
New fossil research suggests the ancestors of millipedes and centipedes evolved segmented walking legs while still underwater, reshaping scientific understanding of early terrestrial evolution.
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Even the Solar System’s Smallest Distant Worlds May Hold Unexpected Secrets
Astronomers detected possible signs of an atmosphere around a tiny distant world billions of miles from Earth.
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