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Astronomy

Astronomers just found a pulsar circling near our galaxy’s giant black hole — a cosmic clock precise enough to test Einstein at Sagittarius A*

By BeckhamLangford

Astronomy

The James Webb telescope just drew the sharpest map yet of the cosmic web — the invisible lattice of gas and dark matter linking every galaxy

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Biology

Scientists just mapped a hidden ‘sugar code’ coating every human cell — the tiny sugar shells that decide how diseases take hold

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Astronomy

A distant galaxy just faded 20-fold in only two decades — a vanishing act astronomers say a supermassive black hole should not be able to pull off

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Archeology

Archaeologists just pulled a 3,000-year-old standing stone from the ground in Alderney — and a human face stares back from the Bronze Age slab

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Science

A magnitude 5.4 earthquake just struck eastern Turkey with severe shaking — the ground lurched hard enough to crack walls near the town of Sincik

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Neuroscience

A new brain-reading hearing system can lock onto the one voice you want in a crowded room — and mute everyone else

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Astronomy

A sleeping supermassive black hole just roared back to life and erupted like a cosmic volcano — radio telescopes caught its jets firing across deep space

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Health

Scientists just found the body’s built-in ‘stop scratching’ switch — a single molecule that tells the brain when an itch has finally been scratched enough

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Animals

A single web spun by 111,000 spiders just turned up coating a pitch-black cave wall — the largest ever found, woven by two rival species at once

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Science

Kilauea is inflating toward another eruption within days — the USGS says the next lava fountain could begin as early as Friday

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Science

A magnitude 5.7 quake just hit off Vanuatu’s capital, Port-Vila — the latest jolt to strike one of the most seismically battered nations on Earth

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Science

A magnitude 5.8 earthquake just struck southern Peru near Pampa de Tate at a depth of 56 kilometers — shaking felt up and down the coast

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Neuroscience

Scientists just caught molecular ‘timers’ firing in sequence to decide which moments the brain locks in and which it lets slip away

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Neuroscience

A new brain-imaging study just showed recalling facts and reliving memories light up nearly the same circuits — upending a distinction taught for generations

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Biology

A bacterium from kimchi just doubled the microplastics mice flushed from their guts — clinging to plastic even inside a simulated human intestine

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Health

Cancer’s most notorious protein MYC quietly repairs the DNA damage chemo inflicts — block that trick and treatment could hit tumor cells far harder

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Health

A lower-calorie Mediterranean diet paired with exercise just sharply cut type 2 diabetes risk in a major trial — and the benefit held even without big weight loss

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Health

Scientists in South Korea just found the deadliest young-adult brain tumor begins years before it shows — normal-looking cells quietly turn cancerous and spread

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Archeology

A submerged cave on the Yucatán just gave up an 8,000-year-old skeleton — one of the oldest human burials ever found anywhere in the Americas

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