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Astronomy

Scientists aimed radio dishes at interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS to test for alien signals

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Health

Wildly irregular bedtimes nearly doubled the risk of heart attack in a large study

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Health

A 100,000-person study links Ozempic-style drugs to lower depression and anxiety

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Archeology

Gold coins from a 1715 Spanish wreck are still washing onto Florida’s beaches

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Archeology

Lidar keeps stripping away the jungle to expose cities no one knew existed

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Health

People on Ozempic lost weight but quietly started moving far less, a study finds

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Archeology

Two Neanderthals lived in the same Siberian cave 10,000 years apart, and were related

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Archeology

A 1,200-year-old elite tomb at Panama’s El Caño was finally fully excavated.

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Astronomy

Webb spotted the doomed star behind a supernova that Hubble could never see.

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Biology

Your DNA carries a ‘ghost’ human lineage that scientists have never found a fossil for.

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Health

A study found eight everyday habits can add up to 24 years to your life.

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Astronomy

A NASA telescope launching this August could find 100,000 new planets.

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Health

People on Ozempic-style drugs showed a surprising drop in violent behavior.

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Archeology

A scan of the Great Pyramid found a hidden 30-meter passage ending at a sealed door.

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Archeology

Denisovans shared a tooth-building gene with a far older human, Homo erectus.

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Archeology

The Maya city of Valeriana may have held 50,000 people before it collapsed.

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Health

A widely used sugar substitute may harm brain cells and raise stroke risk.

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Animals

A newly found Amazon spider survives by disguising itself as a parasitic fungus.

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Health

Preservative-heavy diets were tracked across 112,000 people for nearly eight years.

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Health

Middle-aged Americans are lonelier and report worse memory than earlier generations.

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