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Astronomy

NASA’s Curiosity drilled a Martian rock containing 21 organic molecules, seven of them never before detected on Mars

By BeckhamLangford

Astronomy

Five named asteroids will sail past Earth in June, starting with 2021 KN2 on June 3 and finishing with 2003 LN6 on June 18

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Biology

Iskra’s glitter worm, found at depths to 4,000 meters, thrives in chemosynthetic habitats no other worm tolerates

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Biology

Researchers found 24 new amphipod species in the Pacific’s Clarion-Clipperton Zone, including an entirely new superfamily

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Health

Two cancer drugs — letrozole and irinotecan — reversed Alzheimer’s brain damage in mice and are heading to clinical trials

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Science

Kīlauea hurled volcanic material 25,000 feet skyward as lava blanketed 40% of the Halemaʻumaʻu crater floor on June 1

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Archeology

A South Korean baby dinosaur named Doolysaurus huhmin was pulled from solid rock using CT scans, revealing a hidden skull

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Biology

Spinosaurus mirabilis, the school-bus-sized fish-eater dug out of Niger, sports a sabre-shaped crest never seen on any other Spinosaurus

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Astronomy

NASA’s Webb just confirmed MoM-z14 as the most distant galaxy ever directly observed

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Astronomy

Webb found benzene, methane, and the highly reactive methyl radical packed inside a dust-cloaked luminous infrared galaxy

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Archeology

Two AI agents played out the rules of a stone artifact from Coriovallum and identified a blocking game Europe wasn’t supposed to know yet

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Neuroscience

MIT just discovered 30% of the brain’s synapses are sitting silent — dormant wires waiting until the brain calls them in to learn something new

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Health

A daily multivitamin just slowed all five epigenetic aging clocks in a randomized trial — the people who started biologically older showed the biggest benefit

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Astronomy

Webb just captured the speed at which the most massive star clusters scrub away their birth gas — burning through their nurseries far faster than smaller clusters do

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Astronomy

ESA’s Juice and NASA’s Europa Clipper just imaged both sides of interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS at once — picking up unexpectedly heavy carbon emissions streaming off its surface

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Biology

Researchers just pulled 836 dolphin DNA sequences from 126 water samples off Catalina Island — enough to track whole populations without ever catching a single animal

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Animals

A global predation map just confirmed small dolphin species carry more shark bite scars than the giants — bite risk rising as body size shrinks across coastal waters

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Science

Sakurajima keeps blasting ash 1,600 meters above Kyushu — Japan Meteorological Agency holding the Minamidake crater at Alert Level 3 as eruptions roll into a new week

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Science

A magnitude 5.3 earthquake just rattled the Bismarck Sea coast near Lae, Papua New Guinea — 103 kilometers deep, the strongest shake under that section of seafloor in the past day

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Neuroscience

Indiana University researchers just identified an enzyme called IDOL inside neurons — yanking it out cleared amyloid plaques and shielded brain cells from Alzheimer damage

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