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First clinical evidence suggests the weight-loss drug could affect human aging, but bigger trials are still required.
The deal covers an entire solar project's electrical output, positioning Google to cut fossil-fuel impact from its own energy use.
Sea level expert Sönke Dangendorf explains how “once-in-a-century” flooding is becoming decadal, and what it means for planning, insurance, and resilience.
A lineup failure, quick grand jury action, and stalled system protections left victims stranded long after Broadwater’s conviction.
A new FCC authorization lets a mirror satellite redirect sunlight. Astronomers warn it could become an existential threat to optical astronomy.
One last NASA shuttle photo over the Bahamas captured a 30-year program’s end and why it mattered to everything that followed.
The Rolling Stones frontman disputes claims his lyric was an attack on Elon Musk, and explains why he wrote it.
The Scottish Association for Marine Science appoints the ocean as a trustee, changing who gets a vote on research decisions.
Eduardo’s hookup detours into a birthday party, and the film treats desire like character development, not a side quest.
NASA's rover hits marathon distance on its 1,890th Martian day in 5 years and 4 months, far faster than Opportunity.
La firma revela una fórmula que sincroniza calendarios con el movimiento de planetas, conectando arte y astronomía.
The agency bundles shared science payloads for dust, navigation, and radiation mapping to support a permanent lunar base.
