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A new Spinosaurus soulslike leans into “tooth-sword” chaos, and its wishlist surge suggests real demand for novelty.
A new evolutionary study suggests the “toolkit” for surviving a warming world is already baked in, not newly created.
A gum-disease bacterium appears to spark inflammation that turns valve tissue into bone-like calcium makers, at least in early studies.
NASA and partners set two news conferences for Crew-13 as launch slips no earlier than mid-September.
A signal at an identical wavelength shows up on both worlds, forcing researchers to narrow down prebiotic chemistry candidates.
Rotten Tomatoes crunches the data to see which version of Damon audiences reward at the box office.
The promise of genetic prediction is real, but biased training data can make “precision medicine” less precise for many patients.
A new study links mild sleep deprivation to weight gain, adding another lever to manage downstream cardiometabolic risk.
A new study says the prior slowdown in Arctic sea ice decline was temporary, not sustained, with record winter reduction.
The same sewer sensors that flagged viral waves are now being repurposed to track what people consume, city by city.
The public Farnborough demo turns 15+ years of hybrid-electric propulsion research into flight data for fuel-saving aircraft power.
Six suborbital aircraft missions will map wildfires, pollution, glacier retreat, and landslide risk using airborne sensors.
