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IceCube, Halzen’s Antarctic detector, reported the first high-energy neutrinos from beyond the solar system in 2013

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Francis Halzen, who hunts neutrinos in Antarctic ice, wins the 2026 Nobel in physics

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About 10,750 magnetic stick figure sets sold on Amazon can shed loose magnets

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8 nuclear sites America is still scrubbing clean

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Vesuvius in AD 79 now anchors a sharper clock for Earth’s past

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A superfluid helium qubit could cut quantum errors roughly a hundredfold

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Ultrashort pulses pushed superconductors to the edge where electron pairs break

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Physicists found spin-splitting evidence for a third kind of magnetism

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10 wild mushrooms that poison Americans, including the death cap behind four deaths in California

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Squeezing a superconductor’s empty space nudged its critical temperature up 5.4%

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Pompeii’s eruption let geologists set their atomic clock to 0.4% accuracy

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Earth’s day is not exactly 24 hours, and the inner core keeps changing it

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Physicists finally measured an energy ladder predicted 40 years ago

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Cascadia and the San Andreas may have ruptured back to back, a sediment record suggests

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12 common yard plants that can poison a child

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12 national parks that absorbed the biggest crowds in 2025, led by 11.5 million at the Smokies

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A helium design promises quantum errors 100 times rarer, if anyone can build it

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A Singapore clock is right to 19 decimal places and may redefine the second

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A magnitude 4.2 under Puget Sound drew 9,401 ‘did you feel it’ reports

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A fabric from military uniform research tripled strawberry yields in North Carolina trials

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