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Science
What we know, what we are learning, and what the labs are not telling you.
325Science
Microgravity silences mitochondria protein production
Microgravity silences mitochondria protein production Inside human cells, mitochondria produce fewer proteins when they leave Earth's gravity, and a newly identified molecular pathway explains why. For decades, space...
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326Science
IMAX film offers unparalleled movie immersion
IMAX film offers unparalleled movie immersion In 2023, before the release of his film Oppenheimer, director Christopher Nolan described to the Associated Press what he considers the ideal theater experience. He spoke...
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327Science
Nolans Odyssey reveals lost art of IMAX 70mm projection
Nolans Odyssey reveals lost art of IMAX 70mm projection A Discovery Made While Searching for Something Else When Christopher Nolan began scouting locations for his adaptation of Homer's "The Odyssey," he was not...
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328Science
Stroke triggers flawed growth of new brain neurons
Stroke triggers flawed growth of new brain neurons A Systematic Look Reveals a Consistent, Flawed Response For years, scientists have known that a stroke triggers the birth of new neurons in the adult hippocampus, a...
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329Science
Alpine flood risk rises faster than models predicted
Alpine flood risk rises faster than models predicted An Unintended Discovery in the Data Stream The researchers were not originally looking for a new way to measure flood risk. They were studying how heavy rain patterns...
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330Science
Rocky exoplanet in habitable zone shows atmosphere
Rocky exoplanet in habitable zone shows atmosphere A New Method Catches Escaping Helium For years, astronomers have stared at rocky exoplanets and seen only bare rock or faint, indecipherable haze. The question was not...
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331Science
AI Use Has a Sweet Spot for Creativity
AI Use Has a Sweet Spot for Creativity The paradox is plain: artificial intelligence can generate a thousand story ideas in seconds, yet the more prompts a person feeds the machine, the less original their final work...
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332Science
Simple question unlocks hidden leaders
Simple question unlocks hidden leaders The Unseen Reservoir of Future Leaders A Harris poll reveals that Americans express deep dissatisfaction with leadership across business, education, government, and healthcare This...
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333Science
Solar Eclipse Science Still Thrives on Earth
Solar Eclipse Science Still Thrives on Earth Spacecraft Cannot Replace What the Moon Provides An observation from space with consequences on Earth: On 12 August 2026, the moon will slide directly between Earth and the...
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334Science
Hobby autopilot steers cruise missile
Hobby autopilot steers cruise missile The Cheap Flight Controller That Outperforms Military Standards For decades, the cost of a cruise missile's guidance system was measured in hundreds of thousands of dollars....
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335Science
Quantum Computing Incs Strategic Manufacturing Pivot
Quantum Computing Incs Strategic Manufacturing Pivot The Accidental Discovery That Reshaped a Company Quantum Computing Inc. (QCi) did not start as a manufacturer. It began as a technology developer, a company that...
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336Science
Dying bacteria release enzyme saving colony from antibiotics
Dying bacteria release enzyme saving colony from antibiotics When Dying Helps the Group Survive A bacterial population under antibiotic attack faces a cruel arithmetic. The drug kills individual cells, one by one. Yet...
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