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Scientists connect a time crystal to an external device for the first time — a quantum system that repeats its motion forever

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Oxford physicists achieve the first-ever ‘quadsqueezing’ — a quantum effect so elusive nobody had pulled it off until now

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Astronomy

Tiny metal particles made of thousands of atoms can exist in multiple places at once, physicists prove for the first time

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Mayon volcano has now displaced 287,000 people as lava flows stretch 3.8 km down the mountain and SO2 hits 2,785 tonnes a day

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Kanlaon volcano shows its first visible crater glow — scientists warn a magmatic eruption could follow ‘within days’

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Biology

Scientists transfer a longevity gene from the world’s longest-lived rodent into mice — they lived longer and never got cancer

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Health

17 Americans from the hantavirus cruise ship just landed in Nebraska — 3 are dead, 9 confirmed infected, and the WHO says this virus spreads person to person

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Kanlaon volcano in the Philippines glows red at the summit for the first time — PHIVOLCS warns a magmatic eruption could follow within days

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Kilauea’s episode 47 eruption window opens Monday — rapid inflation and crater glow signal another major lava fountain is building

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Over 360 earthquakes rattled Southern California’s Imperial Valley in 48 hours — the strongest a 4.7 magnitude near the San Andreas fault zone

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Archeology

A Roman bronze charm shaped like a penis just surfaced at England’s Bodiam Castle — archaeologists say it’s 1,800 years old

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Archeology

Archaeologists in Poland find 4,500-year-old pottery with traces of fermented alcohol — the oldest evidence of brewing in the country’s northeast

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Archeology

Archaeologists in Norway unearth a 1,500-year-old gold sword fitting that points to a hidden center of power during the Migration Period

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Neuroscience

Scientists finally map how smell is organized inside the brain — receptors follow neat patterns nobody predicted

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Neuroscience

The brain’s memory center may start life as a crowded, random web — not the empty canvas scientists assumed for decades

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Neuroscience

Engineers print artificial neurons that talk to living brain cells — merging machine with the human brain for the first time

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Neuroscience

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

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Health

Lab-grown insulin cells just reversed type 1 diabetes in mice — the same team says human trials could begin within years

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Health

A blood test that predicts kidney failure years before symptoms appear just emerged as the biggest medical breakthrough of the month

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Neuroscience

Scientists uncover a hidden ‘stop-scratching’ signal in the nervous system that tells your brain when enough is enough

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