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Animals

Indian researchers named Theridion himalayana the Himalayan happy-face spider, cataloging 32 distinct color morphs

By BeckhamLangford

Science

Lava fountains shot 650 feet skyward for 9 straight hours during Kīlauea’s record-setting 48th episode at Halemaʻumaʻu

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Biology

Bicharracosaurus dionidei, a 20-meter long-necked giant from Brazil, is the first Jurassic brachiosaurid ever found in South America

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Biology

The Elven abyss tunicate uses a brand-new prey-trapping adaptation observed nowhere else in the deep sea

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Biology

IBM’s quantum partners include Cleveland Clinic and RIKEN modeling a 12,635-atom protein, a scale classical machines cannot touch

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Archeology

Tent rings and hearths on the Kitsissut Islands, 30 miles off northwest Greenland, prove Paleo-Inuit crews crossed open Arctic seas

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Archeology

Pliska, the Bulgarian khans’ capital, sprawled nearly nine square miles with stone citadels, underground passages, and a “mysterious arena”

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Neuroscience

A 20-to-45 Hz oscillation deep in the human thalamus appears only when you’re awake or in REM, the new biological signature of consciousness

By BeckhamLangford

Astronomy

Webb caught a massive galaxy that doesn’t spin at all, breaking the rule that young galaxies still rotate

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Animals

A “baffling” Myanmar pit viper looks like two species at once, but DNA confirms the Ayeyarwady is its own line

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Biology

An exceptionally preserved iguanodontian in China still wears fossilized cells and hollow, porcupine-like spikes documented in no other dinosaur

By BeckhamLangford

Animals

Yale’s six-year GPS study of 4,500 animals shows 65% of species shift behavior the moment humans show up

By BeckhamLangford

Astronomy

Webb spotted a fully formed barred spiral galaxy in the early universe, where astronomers expected only chaos

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Astronomy

Webb identified an ongoing five-galaxy merger that is already redistributing heavy elements into the void

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Astronomy

Newly discovered asteroid 2026 JH2 swung past Earth at 57,000 miles — closer than the Moon — only eight days after being spotted

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Biology

Beebe Vent Field sits 4,968 meters down in the Cayman Trough, hosting the deepest hydrothermal vents ever found on Earth

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Health

Gladstone and UCSF scientists screened pre-existing drug databases to find Alzheimer’s reversers, skipping the years it takes to invent new ones

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Archeology

Liverpool researchers detected original collagen still locked inside fossilized dinosaur bones, rewriting what we thought about preservation

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Neuroscience

Baylor researchers caught the brain processing complex language while patients were fully under general anesthesia

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Neuroscience

Columbia found that up to a quarter of unresponsive brain-injury patients show sleep brain waves that signal hidden consciousness

By BeckhamLangford

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