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A new approach aims to detect emotional distress automatically, so people do not have to ask for help first.
Japan's probe hunts answers on a 450-meter asteroid while testing rapid reconnaissance for planetary defense.
A public health surge, a WHO warning, and cascading disasters show why heat readiness is now a governance issue.
A newly identified spider takes its name from a Roman crossbow-style device, and its trap is built like one.
Their extreme, lightweight atmospheres and rare orbital pairing could rewrite how the weirdest gas giants form.
A new Cue-Tag-Content memory framework tackles the real agent problem: retrieval noise that swamps context windows.
Top student designs in environmental control and life support for future Artemis landers just got real money and real momentum.
Two test tracks show whether ultra-cold propellant transfer can work reliably beyond Earth, without spacewalks.
A Nature study finds a gene block that codes four cooperating molecules, offering a new superbug-fighting strategy.
After decades of using Paul Erdos randomness to prove network existence without construction, researchers improved the approach itself.
A Nature Communications study reopens the rock-weathering carbon debate, showing when erosion can amplify warming instead of cooling.
Ocean midwater off Brazil produced a near-record discovery sprint, pointing to a new baseline for how fast science can name life.
