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A raspberry sugar, detected with Spanish and French telescopes, strengthens the case that life’s ingredients are widespread in space.
A 2025-era recovery story turns into a release plan: August 28 via Loma Vista, plus a major North American tour.
A simple trait in writing and tool use opens a bigger mystery: why 1 in 10 people are lefty.
A 20-plus-year Hubble stare plus Webb data finally finds a black hole system long hiding in plain sight.
A “realistic” small sleep dip measurably increased weight gain and inactivity, raising longer-term risks like diabetes and heart disease.
What a young mathematician proved about multiplying numbers could reshape how researchers define “fast” in computing.
eSafety warns major platforms have “significant gaps” responding to online sexual extortion and child sexual exploitation.
A personalized cell therapy is moving from rare wins to broader testing, reshaping the risk calculus in pediatric oncology.
New findings show how microbial “backup systems” spread protection, reshaping how antibiotic resistance may emerge.
A shift from perfectly stable black holes to real, evolving ones could reshape how scientists model mergers, evaporation, and LIGO signals.
A July 10 approval clears Reflect Orbital's first 60-foot light mirror. The regulatory greenlight could unlock a massive low-Earth-orbit project.
A 3,500-year-old bronze masterpiece from southwestern Iran suggests elite status, symbolism, and battlefield warding.
