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Astronomy

Earth-directed CMEs from sunspot region 4455 arrive late June 4 and a second wave follows, peaking the G3 aurora threat into June 5

By BeckhamLangford

Astronomy

Oxford astronomers measured 15,500 mph winds on seven hot Jupiters, the cleanest evidence yet that exoplanet weather is shaped by magnetic fields

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Health

Intismeran autogene plus Keytruda dropped melanoma recurrence by close to 50% over five years in a Moderna-Merck-NYU trial unveiled at ASCO

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Health

Three weekly servings of French fries — not baked or mashed potatoes — raised type 2 diabetes risk 20% in a 205,107-person Harvard cohort

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Neuroscience

Mice engineered to overproduce Grik4 became visibly anxious and socially withdrawn; restoring the gene’s expression flipped both deficits back

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Neuroscience

Restoring communication between basolateral and centrolateral amygdala neurons was enough to reverse anxiety in mice, per a new iScience study

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Health

A new genomic test could spare two-thirds of high-risk breast cancer patients from chemotherapy entirely, per ASCO 2026 results

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Biology

A Johns Hopkins-Texas A&M mouse study found 7% of inherited DNA methylation patterns ignore Mendel’s rules across three generations

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Astronomy

A new stellar survey of the Small Magellanic Cloud shows the dwarf galaxy is being torn outward by tidal pull from its larger neighbor

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Health

A bispecific antibody beat a standard immunotherapy regimen head-to-head in squamous lung cancer at ASCO 2026

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Biology

Disabling a single protein called NFIL3 kept CAR T-cells fighting tumors longer in a screen of 400 transcription factors

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Biology

Pigeons injected with clodronate liposomes to silence liver macrophages got lost on overcast days but still navigated under clear sun

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Archeology

LIDAR pierced Panama’s Andean Chocó canopy and exposed traces of human modification beneath dense tropical forest no one had charted

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Science

Stanford physicists used twisted light to run quantum operations at room temperature, sidestepping the extreme cooling that hobbles other systems

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Biology

Iron-packed liver cells in pigeons act like tiny magnetic compasses, a navigation system never seen before in any other animal

By BeckhamLangford

Astronomy

On June 17 the crescent Moon will cover Venus in broad daylight, visible from parts of the US, Canada, Brazil, and Venezuela

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Biology

The same mouse study turned up a paramutation in mammals — previously seen only in plants and flies — that copies one parent’s epigenetic state onto the other’s gene

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Science

A magnitude 5.7 earthquake struck 154 km west-southwest of Pistol River, Oregon at 10:53 UTC Wednesday morning

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Astronomy

The X1.0 flare from sunspot region 4455 produced R3 Strong radio blackout conditions across Earth’s sunlit hemisphere on Wednesday morning

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Science

South Korea’s KSTAR tokamak held a 100-million-degree plasma for 102 seconds in February, more than doubling its prior 48-second record

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