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Biology

Scientists accidentally discover a pond organism that uses stop codons to build proteins instead of ending them — rewriting biology’s most universal rule

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Physicists discover a third type of particle that is neither boson nor fermion — and it breaks a rule that stood for nearly a century

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Astronomy

NASA’s Pandora exoplanet survey releases its first engineering images — a new eye on alien atmospheres

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Biology

Blood vessels preserved inside the world’s largest T. rex reveal a healing network frozen in place for 66 million years

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Biology

A real-life Kraken stalked the Cretaceous seas — 62-foot octopuses crushed prey with jaws that show intense wear

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Kilauea has erupted 46 times since December 2024 and episode 47 is already building — USGS says inflationary tilt is accelerating

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Biology

A 550-million-year-old sponge fossil may have lacked a skeleton entirely — rewriting how the first animals evolved

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Archeology

Six previously unknown Bronze Age mines uncovered in Spain may explain where ancient Scandinavian metal came from

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Biology

Each coral species hides its own microbial universe — and most of those microbes have never been documented before

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Biology

Scientists accidentally discover DNA that breaks the rules of life in a microscopic pond organism at Oxford

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Astronomy

A tiny ‘plutino’ beyond Neptune has a thin atmosphere 10 million times thinner than Earth’s — and it shouldn’t have one at all

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Biology

Giant octopus jaws found embedded in rock push the known record of finned octopuses back 15 million years

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Health

Scientists activate the brain’s own cleanup crew to clear Alzheimer’s plaques by boosting a single protein called Sox9

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Health

Depression may soon be detectable through a simple blood test that tracks how your immune cells age

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Biology

A 275-million-year-old creature with twisted jawbones surfaces in a Brazilian riverbed — unlike anything seen before

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Neuroscience

MIT discovers 30% of your brain’s synapses are ‘silent’ — dormant connections waiting until you need to learn something new

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Science

Kilauea’s next lava fountain episode forecast between May 12 and May 17 after episode 46 covered 60% of the crater floor

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Astronomy

A tiny world beyond Pluto has grown an ‘impossible’ atmosphere that should not exist — and scientists don’t know how

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Biology

Preserved blood vessels found inside a 66-million-year-old T. rex are rewriting what scientists know about dinosaur biology

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Biology

A 62-foot octopus ruled the oceans 100 million years ago as an apex predator — and scientists just found its fossilized jaws

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