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June 10, 2026

DART Result Bolsters Asteroid Defense Case

NASA’s asteroid redirection experiment has produced a new result with potential implications well beyond planetary science. Researchers reported that the agency’s Double Asteroid Redirection Test, or DART, not only altered the motion

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June 4, 2026

Strange Skincare Rituals Under Scientific Study

Practices that once sounded unusual are increasingly being studied by dermatologists and cosmetic scientists. Many of today’s unconventional skincare methods originate in centuries-old traditions that were passed down long before modern laboratories

Monte Verde Debate Reshapes Early Human Timeline

For decades, the archaeological site of Monte Verde in southern Chile has

Ancient Dog DNA Pushes Timeline Back

Recent genetic research has provided new insights into the origins of domestic

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Daylight Saving Time Helps Wildlife Avoid Deadly Roads

The debate over clock changes usually centers on sleep, health, and lost routine. But the wildlife benefits of daylight saving time may deserve a

May 19, 2026

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Medical Brain Scans on Multiple Computer Screens. Advanced Neuroimaging Technology Reveals Complex Neural Pathways, Display Showing CT Scan in a Modern Medical Environment

Brain Tissue Stiffness Guides Developing Neurons

During early development, neurons extend long fibers called axons that must reach precise targets to form working circuits. For decades, researchers have focused on

May 19, 2026

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Dramatic ice calving from the Monacobreen Glacier in Liefde Fjord, small tidal wave and icebergs floating in the arctic ocean around Svalbard, signs of climate change and global warming.

Study Finds Global Warming Is Accelerating Toward 2030

Scientists have long tracked rising global temperatures, but a new analysis argues the pace has quickened in a measurable way. The study reports an

May 19, 2026

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Cancer “Vesicles” Traced From Tumors Into Urine

Scientists have debated a basic claim behind urine-based liquid biopsies: can tumor-derived extracellular vesicles in urine truly come from cancers far away from the

May 19, 2026

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Universal Nasal Spray Vaccine Shows Broad Protection

Researchers have moved closer to a long-standing goal in immunology: a single formulation that can guard against multiple respiratory threats rather than one pathogen

May 19, 2026

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Neuron Pathway Linked to Alzheimer’s Survival

Scientists have long linked Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias to toxic tau buildup, but they still debate a basic question: why do some neurons

May 19, 2026

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World Health Day 2026 Backs Science Collaboration

World Health Day 2026 Together for Science will mark 7 April 2026 with a campaign that, according to WHO, aims to rally the public,

May 19, 2026

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Would Aliens Do Physics the Way Humans Do?

If intelligent life exists elsewhere, it will live inside the same cosmos we do. The same stars fuse hydrogen, the same atoms form chemistry,

May 19, 2026

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Pocket-Sized AI Brain Built From Monkey Neurons

Researchers trying to close the gap between biological intelligence and modern AI are increasingly running into the same problem: today’s best-performing systems can be

May 19, 2026

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