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From Falling Stone Comes an Unexpected Haven for Life
Scientists found that rocks released by melting icebergs can become important habitats for deep-sea organisms.
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Even a Snowflake Begins With a Story Yet to Be Fully Told
Researchers have uncovered new details about the microscopic processes involved in ice formation and freezing.
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An Old Medical Tool May Still Have New Stories to Tell
Researchers are investigating whether the century-old BCG tuberculosis vaccine offers broader immune-system benefits beyond its original purpose.
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When Illness Is Real but Difficult to Measure
A proposed Medicaid rule has raised concerns among patients who fear additional requirements could make it harder to prove they are unable to work.
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A Funeral Became a Clue in the Search for an Outbreak’s Beginning
Investigators tracing an Ebola outbreak examined funeral-related events and transmission chains to better understand how the disease emerged.
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Lunar Ambitions Continue to Be Shaped by International Partnerships
ESA astronaut participation in Artemis III is reportedly part of broader negotiations regarding international roles within the Artemis lunar exploration program.
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Beneath Every Footstep Lies an Invisible Living Network
Scientists estimate that fungal networks extend for roughly 68 quadrillion miles underground, highlighting their crucial role in Earth's ecosystems.
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A Single Health Concern Set Prevention Efforts Into Motion
Officials launched testing and decontamination efforts at San Quentin after a possible hantavirus case prompted a public health investigation.
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Nature Hid Remarkable Engineering Inside a Simple Plant
Scientists have identified new details behind the Venus flytrap's rapid snapping mechanism, revealing a sophisticated combination of signaling and stored energy.
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The Growing Satellite Age Leaves Traces Beyond Its Intended Purpose
Researchers are studying whether satellite reentries are altering the upper atmosphere, creating unintended environmental effects that warrant further investigation.
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Three Worlds Gather Briefly Above the Evening Horizon
Mercury, Venus, and Jupiter will appear together in the evening sky during a five-night planetary parade visible under favorable viewing conditions.
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The Expanding Cosmos Continues Along Its Familiar Path
A new analysis supports continued cosmic acceleration and challenges recent claims that the universe's expansion may be slowing down.
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The Machine Found Answers Before Humans Found Explanations
Researchers found that AI can uncover physical laws, but the difficulty of understanding its reasoning raises new questions for scientific research.
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The Sky’s Brightest Curtains May Soon Arrive With Better Notice
NOAA's new satellite is expected to improve aurora forecasts and strengthen space weather monitoring for both scientists and the public.
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A Tiny Animal Preserved a Much Larger Story
Researchers studying ancient squirrel droppings uncovered surprising evidence that sheds new light on historical ecosystems and environmental change.
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Ancient Galactic Stories Found Their Modern Storytellers
The 2026 Kavli Prize in Astrophysics recognizes pioneering researchers whose work in galactic archaeology transformed understanding of galaxy formation and evolution.
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The Search for Distant Life Begins With Sharper Light
Scientists argue that high-resolution infrared spectroscopy would significantly enhance the Habitable Worlds Observatory's ability to study potentially habitable exoplanets.
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In the Desert’s Silence, Scientists Listen to the Universe
Astronomers working in Chile's Atacama Desert conduct cutting-edge research from remote observatories known for their dramatic setting and advanced technology.
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A Quiet Network Carried the Weight of a Lunar Ambition
NASA reports that its Deep Space Network performed effectively for Artemis II preparations despite increasing operational demands and aging infrastructure.
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Beneath Antarctica’s Silent Ice, An Ancient Secret Began to Emerge
Scientists have identified a vast hidden structure beneath East Antarctica, offering new insights into the continent's ancient geology and ice-sheet dynamics.
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A Hidden Clock Inside Cells May Not Run Only One Way
Researchers identified a hidden contributor to cellular aging and demonstrated that some aging-related effects can be reversed under laboratory conditions.
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One World Carried Two Different Evenings Across Its Sky
James Webb observations suggest an exoplanet experiences dramatically different twilight conditions, offering new insight into atmospheric diversity beyond Earth.
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From Orbit, Ancient Volcanoes Still Command the Horizon
An astronaut aboard the International Space Station captured striking views of Mount Etna and Mount Vesuvius, offering scientific and visual insights into Italy's volcanic landscape.
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A Stone from the Desert Whispered of a World That Vanished
A rare Sahara meteorite may have originated from a lost protoplanet, offering new clues about planetary formation in the early solar system.
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