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Science

What we know, what we are learning, and what the labs are not telling you.

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Scribes CRISPR pill aims to replace daily statins

Scribes CRISPR pill aims to replace daily statins For decades, the logic of treating high cholesterol has been simple: a chronic condition needs chronic medication. The standard approach involves measuring LDL levels,...

21 Jul 2026

302Science

Brain rewires itself to bypass multitasking bottleneck

Brain rewires itself to bypass multitasking bottleneck A New Window Into the Brain's Learning Architecture For decades, scientists have studied how the brain learns by observing snapshots measuring activity before...

21 Jul 2026

303Science

Space Force triples rocket contract to 17 billion

Space Force triples rocket contract to 17 billion From $5.6 Billion to $17 Billion in One Leap The Pentagon just made a surprising move. It tripled the maximum value of its main rocket launch contract from $5.6 billion...

21 Jul 2026

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Space Force triples rocket launch contract ceiling to 17 billion

Space Force triples rocket launch contract ceiling to 17 billion A Single Ceiling That Now Shapes Everything The U.S. Space Force announced in July 2026 that it tripled the maximum value of a major launch contract under...

20 Jul 2026

305Science

Measuring the lasting happiness boost from holidays

Measuring the lasting happiness boost from holidays Measuring What Was Once Only Felt For decades, researchers studied the psychological benefits of relaxation and leisure activities in general reading, for example, was...

20 Jul 2026

306Science

How NASA Langley Created the Mars Landing Blueprint

How NASA Langley Created the Mars Landing Blueprint Slowing Down from 10,000 Miles per Hour In 1968, NASA faced a problem that seemed to defy the laws of physics. A spacecraft heading to Mars would hit the thin Martian...

20 Jul 2026

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Paraparticles may upend standard model of physics

Paraparticles may upend standard model of physics The simplest explanation is often the wrong one. Physics has long divided the universe into two kinds of particles: fermions, which make up matter, and bosons, which...

20 Jul 2026

308Science

Research grants are hidden bets on the future

Research grants are hidden bets on the future A scientist choosing a research direction resembles a poker player pushing chips to the center of the table. Both act on assumptions about an uncertain future. The poker...

20 Jul 2026

309Science

Moon holds Helium-3 key to US security

Moon holds Helium 3 key to US security A vital element that Earth cannot produce The moon contains a resource that does not exist in significant quantities on Earth: Helium 3, also written as He 3. This isotope is an...

20 Jul 2026

310Science

Complex sugar found in Milky Way molecular cloud

Complex sugar found in Milky Way molecular cloud A Sugar Molecule Beyond Our Solar System For decades, astronomers have puzzled over how life's essential building blocks arrived on Earth. The question of how complex...

19 Jul 2026

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Epstein-Barr virus triggers multiple sclerosis immune attack

Epstein Barr Virus Triggers Multiple Sclerosis Immune Attack The Old Model Could Not Explain the Trigger For years, the story of multiple sclerosis had a gap at its center. Doctors knew that the immune system attacked...

19 Jul 2026

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Ketogenic diet linked to small intestine cancer risk

Ketogenic diet linked to small intestine cancer risk The Decades Old Puzzle of Diet and Cancer Growth For nearly a century, scientists have known that what we eat can influence the growth of cancer, but the precise...

19 Jul 2026