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Engineers transmitted radio through a laser-made plasma filament instead of a metal antenna

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Neutron scans of the largest T. rex ever found show it died with a rib still healing

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Researchers found a drainage route behind the mouse eye that scientists long believed did not exist

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A thorium nuclear clock ran itself for 24 hours, drifting a second every 30 million years

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13 US volcanoes the USGS rates a very high threat

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12 impact craters scarring Earth, up to 250 kilometers wide

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New tattoo inks can be switched on with UV light and fade in sunlight within seconds

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Planet-sized crashes are shaking up young star systems, Webb data suggest

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A pond microbe at Oxford breaks the genetic code, reading two stop signals as amino acids

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Physicists finally saw ‘Bethe strings,’ atom clusters predicted in 1931, in ultracold cesium

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Bacteria sense a virus attack when the virus’s own enzyme cuts a tripwire, setting off self-destruct

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12 Yellowstone wonders, from the world’s tallest active geyser to a 308-foot waterfall

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A Stanford molecule turned lymphoma’s own cancer driver into a kill switch, clearing tumors in mice in 11 days

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People most likely reached the Americas 20,000 to 14,000 years ago, a Kansas-led review concludes

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Physicists found a ‘Cheshire Cat’s grin’ of superconductivity that lingers after the superconductivity is gone

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Earth’s center of mass shifts about 3 millimeters toward the North Pole when snow peaks in March

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The Large Hadron Collider caught quarks leaving wakes in the Big Bang’s primordial soup

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A farmer in China found a feathered dinosaur from a lineage that picked up 194 flight-related features

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Henri Kagan and Kenso Soai win the 2026 Nobel Prize in Chemistry

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11 of the 58 landmarks UNESCO lists as in danger, from the Everglades to Timbuktu

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