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Death by clinginess – exoplanet HIP 67522 b may be triggering its own fiery demise
There’s a planet out there that’s so clingy to its host star it’s whipping up dangerous flares of radiation and getting blasted in return.
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Revolutionary Vera Rubin Observatory unveils first images
The world’s most powerful digital camera has captured stunning views of star-forming regions in the Milky Way and a distant galaxy cluster located hundreds of millions of light years from Earth.
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Nokia scientist tackling the quantum phenomena faces the field’s toughest question
Tomatoes out, computers in — Nokia scientist reveals why quantum tech needs a fridge
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Astronomers capture the most detailed image of a galaxy – a real galactic masterpiece
Astronomers have captured an ultra-detailed image of the Sculptor Galaxy. The nearby galaxy “lit up” in thousands of colours simultaneously, allowing it to receive vast amounts of data at every single location.
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Top 3 things you need to know about how AI is catering news for you
From fake AI news anchors reading the headlines to readers swiping away endless notifications, artificial intelligence is quietly reshaping how we consume news.
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Einstein's technique leads Lithuanian astronomers to breakthrough discovery in space
It’s only the third of its kind ever detected.
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This new technology translates brain activity into speech instantaneously
A newly developed brain-computer interface brings hope to people who have lost their ability to speak.
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Solar Orbiter captures first-ever images of the Sun’s polar regions
The robotic Solar Orbiter spacecraft has obtained the first images ever taken of our sun's two poles as scientists seek a deeper understanding of Earth's host star, including its magnetic field, its 11-year cycle of activity and the solar wind.
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Cosmic humility – what if the universe is inside a black hole?
What if the Big Bang didn’t actually happen, and we’re actually sitting inside a black hole?
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AI identifies key gene sets that cause complex diseases
For decades, scientists have struggled to understand why diseases like asthma or cancer develop. The problem is that there’s rarely a single faulty gene to blame. Instead, a hidden network of genes often works together
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Decoding the alien math language
A young tech worker may have cracked part of the mysterious Interuniversal Teichmüller Theory, a complex math puzzle that could unlock the ABC conjecture.
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AI doing God’s work: now it knows who really wrote the Bible
It wasn’t even the long dash that gave it away—but word patterns instead.
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Here’s why the Axiom Mission 4 astronauts will wear Oura Rings
A private Axiom Mission 4 (Ax-4) should leave for the International Space Station (ISS) no earlier than June 10th from Florida. Apparently, the crew aboard will be wearing Oura Rings during their 14-21 day mission for sleep monitoring.
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AI tries, but humans still ace language learning
New research reveals that artificial intelligence develops more efficient communication by learning from human language structures rather than creating its own from scratch.
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Top 10 everyday tasks AI will replace by 2030
By 2030, artificial intelligence is set to quietly transform daily life by taking over ten key tasks that many of us do today.
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Japan's ispace moon lander loses communication with engineers one hour before scheduled landing
Japanese company ispace said it has not been able to establish communication with its uncrewed moon lander following its lunar touchdown attempt on Friday, two years after its failed inaugural mission.
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Giant planet found orbiting tiny star in rare discovery
An international team of astronomers has discovered a Saturn-sized planet orbiting a star that’s only 20% the mass of the Sun – a pairing that should not exist.
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Terraforming Mars: innovation or invasion?
Terraforming Mars once sounded like science fiction. Now, thanks to advances in rocket tech and synthetic biology, scientists say it's edging into the realm of the possible.
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