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Mayon volcano forces flight cancellations as pyroclastic flows reach 4 km and SO2 hits 2,098 tonnes per day

By BeckhamLangford

Science

Kilauea’s episode 46 eruption window opens today — the last fountain hit 900 feet and this one could be bigger

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Neuroscience

Focused ultrasound reaches deep brain circuits without surgery, showing promise for PTSD and anxiety

By BeckhamLangford

Neuroscience

Scientists uncover why chronic pain persists — a tiny region called the caudal granular insular cortex holds the answer

By BeckhamLangford

Neuroscience

A hidden waste-removal pathway caught in action for the first time shows how the brain flushes toxins while you sleep

By BeckhamLangford

Health

RNA-based therapy reaches proof-of-concept for autism-related gene mutations in preclinical models

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Biology

Scientists finally map how smell is organized in mice — receptors follow neat patterns nobody predicted

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Health

Gut bacteria may trigger ALS by producing toxic sugars that spark an immune attack on the brain

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Archeology

A 1,200-year-old elite tomb in Panama reveals gold artifacts that predate any known in Central America

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Archeology

Gold-enamelled dragon ornaments unearthed at Vietnam’s Ho Dynasty Citadel rewrite regional trade history

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Archeology

A fragment of the goddess Venus just surfaced during excavations at England’s Bodiam Castle

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Animals

The internet named a deep-sea creature found nearly 3 miles down — scientists chose ‘of the people’

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Biology

27 new species including four mammals found in a ‘human-dominated’ Peruvian rainforest nobody expected to be wild

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Animals

Colossal squid filmed alive at 600 meters is only a ‘teenager’ — adults grow to 23 feet and 1,100 pounds

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Animals

A brand-new species of worm found in the Great Salt Lake is only the third animal to survive its extreme salinity

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Neuroscience

Researchers discover that tightening your core muscles activates a brain circuit tied to memory and focus

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Biology

Butterflies and moths have been recycling the same two genes for 120 million years, and scientists just found the switch

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Astronomy

Sun fires M1.8 flare today ending a quiet spell — NOAA warns G1 geomagnetic storm possible tonight

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Astronomy

NASA confirms 3I/ATLAS is older than our sun by 6.5 billion years and came from a place unlike anything known

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Astronomy

Interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS carries 40 times more deuterium than anything in our solar system — and formed at -405°F

By BeckhamLangford

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