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Science
What we know, what we are learning, and what the labs are not telling you.
121Science
Sleep Tracking Could Turn Rest Into a Job Requirement
Sleep Tracking Could Turn Rest Into a Job Requirement A driver caught behind the wheel after drinking faces arrest, fines, and loss of license. A surgeon who performed operations on three hours of sleep walks into work...
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122Science
Black hole plasma jets revealed in AI video
Black hole plasma jets revealed in AI video A black hole is, by definition, the one thing in the universe that cannot shine. It swallows everything, even light itself. Yet the space immediately around it can blaze with...
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123Science
FIU Class of 2026 Achieves Breakthroughs in Alzheimer's and Athletics
FIU Graduates Push Boundaries in Brain Research and Endurance Sports A Veterinarian's Path to Alzheimer's Detection For decades, researchers have known that inflammation in the brain plays a role in Alzheimer's disease....
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124Science
Ultrasound Helmet Offers Noninvasive Deep Brain Access
Ultrasound Helmet Offers Noninvasive Deep Brain Access For decades, the deepest structures of the human brain have been a locked room. Scientists could see them on scans, could infer their activity, but could only truly...
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125Science
EEG Tetris Study Reveals Brain Planning in Real Time
EEG Tetris Study Reveals Brain Planning in Real Time Reading Minds One Block at a Time For decades, scientists who wanted to understand how the brain plans ahead faced a frustrating limitation. They could observe the...
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126Science
A World Where Death Begins and Birth Ends
A World Where Death Begins and Birth Ends From the vantage point of a satellite circling the planet, the blue marble below seems stable, predictable, governed by rules that have held for millennia. But what if the very...
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127Science
Tetris Reveals How Brains Plan Future Moves
Tetris Reveals How Brains Plan Future Moves For decades, scientists who wanted to understand how humans make decisions had two basic options. They could bring people into sterile laboratories and have them press buttons...
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128Science
Dolly Parton and the Sheep She Inspired
Dolly Parton and the Sheep She Inspired A chart topping country ballad and a cloned mammal seem worlds apart. Yet both rely on the same principle: a familiar melody or a known genetic code, replicated with precision....
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129Science
Moon Recycling Prize Won by Homogenizing Trash
Moon Recycling Prize Won by Homogenizing Trash When engineers first considered the problem of waste on a Moon mission, the obvious solution seemed to be sorting. Separate the plastics from the metals, the foams from the...
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130Science
NASA's Roman Telescope to Survey Vast Cosmic Frontier
NASA's Roman Telescope to Survey Vast Cosmic Frontier In 1964, two radio astronomers at Bell Labs in New Jersey kept hearing a persistent hiss in their antenna. 1] Arno Penzias and Robert Wilson had tried everything to...
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131Science
Roman Telescope to Survey Milky Way in One Month
Roman Telescope to Survey Milky Way in One Month At NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Maryland, a countdown clock near the main gate has been ticking since early summer. The target date is 30 August, when...
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132Science
Coral Records Show Century of Unprecedented El Nino Events
Coral Records Show Century of Unprecedented El Nino Events For Julia Cole, a palaeoclimatologist at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor, the powerful El Niño event now gaining strength in the Pacific Ocean comes as...
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