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The rules are simple, the stereotypes are not. Here is what walking soccer gets right for aging fitness.
A long-mystery invasion structure now has a clearer role, offering a proof-of-concept path to antimalarial therapies.
A slow-and-wide NRZ DWDM roadmap is settled. The hard part is how to build 8 to 16 wavelengths at hyperscale volumes.
University of Edinburgh researchers used hospital scans to connect torso muscle density with lower heart-attack and premature-death risk.
The law targets local net-zero plans, but emissions reductions may still survive the squeeze.
Scientists at a June 11-12 summit lay out how to make a human Titan mission work after Mars.
If “holy grail” ultrafast on-chip photonics works at scale, portable diagnostics and atomic-clock tech move from lab to devices.
Live at 2:30 p.m. EDT, NASA will discuss the next set of awards for lunar lander missions and what’s coming next.
Most Americans fall short on fiber. Here are Leeming's low-effort swaps that aim to fix it.
A UK probate law firm put an AI chatbot on a fictional will. It produced something that read well, but legally it skipped the hard parts.
A decade-long scanning campaign begins, with a data flywheel that could reshape how scientists spot everything from supernovas to galaxies.
A rescue attempt for NASA's Swift Observatory is the difference between continuing gamma-ray discovery and a controlled fall.
