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Reddit… (see #53) — Researchers just restored a sense of touch to a paralyzed man through a brain implant — letting him feel objects he could only see before
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Kilauea could erupt again at any hour — the USGS says lava fountains will burst from the summit crater between today and Tuesday as the volcano swells
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A new hormone therapy just aced a major trial for a rare disorder that leaves the body unable to manage calcium — offering patients a first real fix
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Biology
Dragonflies can see a color you can’t — scientists just found the insects detect deep red light that slips right past the limits of human vision
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Animals
Octopuses and fish were just filmed hunting as a team on the reef — and the octopus punches any partner that slacks off, keeping the whole group in line
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Astronomy
The world’s newest mega-telescope just opened its eye and captured millions of galaxies in a single shot — beginning a decade-long movie of the night sky
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Even ‘normal’ vitamin B12 levels may be too low to protect the aging brain — a new study ties the quiet shortfall to faster mental decline in older adults
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Astronomy
Astronomers just found a Saturn-size planet with Earth-like temperatures 330 light-years away — a rare ‘temperate’ giant wrapped in a thick atmosphere of methane
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A NASA probe just flew through the Sun’s atmosphere closer than ever — skimming plasma hot enough to melt steel and beaming the data back home
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Divers… (wait — see #36; this is the Roman shipwreck variant) — Scientists just supercharged photosynthesis in a food crop and lifted its yield nearly 20% — a genetic tweak that could help feed a hotter, hungrier world
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Biology
Scientists just engineered bacteria that eat plastic waste and turn it into a common painkiller — brewing medicine out of the trash choking the planet
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Health
An experimental weight-loss pill just matched the blockbuster injections in a trial — letting patients skip the needle and take a daily tablet instead
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Animals
A tiny songbird just crushed the nonstop flight record — tracking tags show it flew more than 4,200 miles over the open ocean without once touching down
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A common insecticide leaves lasting marks on a baby’s brain before birth, a new study finds — prenatal exposure tied to changes that persist deep into childhood
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A massive new study just tied ultra-processed foods to a sharply higher risk of an early death — and the more on the plate, the steeper the danger
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Archeology
Divers exploring a sunken Roman town off Italy just mapped streets, mosaics, and bathhouses swallowed by the sea two thousand years ago
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Health
A new wearable patch can read your blood sugar right through your skin — no needle prick required — and it’s heading toward store shelves
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Astronomy
NASA’s Curiosity rover just rolled into a maze of honeycomb ridges on Mars — hardened mineral veins that may mark where ancient water once coursed through the rock
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The FDA just cleared a new kind of breast cancer pill that marks a tumor’s own fuel source for destruction — a first-of-its-kind drug for a hard-to-treat form
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Biology
Scientists just grew a miniature human kidney in the lab that filters fluid on its own — a step toward building replacement organs from scratch
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