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Mars Crosses the Beehive Cluster in Sunday's Pre-Dawn Sky
Mars is passing through the Beehive Cluster early Sunday, giving skywatchers a chance to see the planet drift among the cluster's stars.
Xia Ma · 11 Oct 2026178
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Single Supergene Drives Beak and Body Size Shifts in Galápagos Tree Finches, Study Finds
Nature reports that a supergene called G03 underpins dramatic beak and body size differences in Camarhynchus tree finches despite minimal genetic divergence.
Monique Washington · 11 Oct 2026214
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AICOS-HAR Dataset Adds 101 Hours of Multi-Device Activity Data With 21 Parsers
Researchers release a 5,231-acquisition human activity recognition dataset from 106 participants and 21 open-source parsers for cross-dataset benchmarking.
Saki Watanabe · 10 Oct 2026169
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Belgian Physicist Francis Halzen Wins 2026 Nobel Prize in Physics for IceCube Work
Francis Halzen, 82, has been awarded the 2026 Nobel Prize in Physics for his role in developing the IceCube neutrino observatory in Antarctica.
Adaeze Eze · 10 Oct 2026209
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The Quantum Computing Breakthrough That Could Rewrite Physics as We Know It
A quantum computing experiment just produced results that shouldn't exist. Here's why physicists are quietly freaking out — and what it means for reality itself.
Yong Guo · 10 Oct 2026310
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Geomagnetic Storm Watch Issued; Northern Lights Could Reach US Skies
A moderate geomagnetic storm watch is in effect, and USA Today reports the aurora may be visible across parts of the United States this weekend.
Harry T. · 10 Oct 2026149
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Scientists Just Discovered a New State of Matter—And It Could Rewrite Physics Textbooks
A newly discovered state of matter is forcing physicists to rewrite the rulebook. Here's what it means and why it matters more than you think.
Tom Grace · 10 Oct 2026301
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Argentina's Súper Niño 2026: Mendoza Scientists Launch Real-Time Flood and Drought Portal
CONICET and IANIGLA researchers unveil a hydroclimatic tool for Mendoza as Súper Niño drives storms from Mexico to Singapore.
Li Zheng · 10 Oct 2026253
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Electron Spin Moves a Centimeter-Scale Object for the First Time
Researchers in Japan used quantum spin in diamond defects to nudge a levitating graphite plate, a first at centimeter scale.
Ruth K. · 10 Oct 2026147
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Catalyst Converts Methane at Lower Temperatures With Stable Output
Phys.org reports a new catalyst that converts methane at reduced temperatures while maintaining performance over time.
Maria Vasiliev · 10 Oct 202640
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French Astronaut Sophie Adenot Returns to Earth After Record Eight-Month ISS Mission
Sophie Adenot lands back on Earth after eight months aboard the ISS, setting a new record for the longest European spaceflight.
Bo Y. · 10 Oct 2026107
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Wood Imprints at Spanish Cave Show Neanderthals Made Clubs, Spears and Tripods
A cache of 597 wood imprints at Abric Romaní in Barcelona includes 13 modified tools, suggesting Neanderthals were prolific woodworkers.
Pavel I. · 10 Oct 2026171
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Astronomers Trace 10-Minute X-ray Flash to Possible Magnetar-Boosted Neutron Star Merger
A record-long X-ray burst from a galaxy 6 billion light-years away may mark a neutron star collision powered by an ultra-magnetic magnetar, Space reports.
Ahmed Al-Misrati · 9 Oct 2026188
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Cold Plunge vs. Sauna: The Surprising Science Behind Which One Actually Boosts Your Immunity
Scientists studied both for years. The immune winner isn't what biohackers claim — and the real answer flips the whole debate.
Muhammed · 9 Oct 2026306
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The Rise of 'Third Places': Why Gen Z Is Reviving Libraries, Diners, and Community Spaces
Library visits among young adults are surging. Here's the surprising science behind Gen Z's revival of "third places" — and why it might not last.
Rasmus Saar · 9 Oct 2026323
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Hydrogen Isotopes Point to Water Escaping Earth's Core, Science Reports
A new study uses hydrogen isotopes as evidence that water is leaking from Earth's core, according to Science | AAAS.
Elena Solovyov · 9 Oct 202683
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PCV3 Infection in Weaned Pigs Causes Feverless, Lymphatic Disease, Study Finds
A Nature study found that PCV3-infected weaned pigs showed no fever or weight loss but carried high viral loads in lymph nodes, lungs and spleen.
Jessica Lee · 9 Oct 2026228
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Parameter Choices Reshape Cell Type Calls in Cattle Embryo Study
A Nature-published analysis of 8,232 integration settings finds that tool and parameter choices change which cell types cattle embryos appear to contain.
Sofia Hernandez · 9 Oct 2026118
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Tanzania Opens Ocean Acidification Lab at TAFIRI's Kunduchi Headquarters
Tanzania's fisheries minister has inaugurated a TAFIRI laboratory in Dar es Salaam to study how ocean acidification affects marine life.
Hinata Takahashi · 9 Oct 2026161
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Scottish Artist Builds Spinning Quantum Analogy for Schrödinger Centenary
Gregor Harvie's Superposition uses 16 spinning aluminium panels to let visitors experience superposition and entanglement firsthand.
Tao He · 9 Oct 2026130
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Bonn Scientists Report Rejuvenating Human Cells in Lab Dish
Researchers in Bonn have rejuvenated human cells grown in a test tube, according to News-Medical, though full details of the work remain limited.
Jamshed Saidov · 9 Oct 2026188
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Tobacco Plant Identified as Site of First Known Virus Discovery
RRI.co.id reports the first virus ever identified was found in tobacco, not in humans or animals.
Ekaterina Morozov · 9 Oct 2026146
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NASA's Crew-12 Splashes Down, Ending Eight-Month ISS Mission
Four astronauts are back on Earth after roughly eight months aboard the International Space Station, according to Phys.org.
Yolanda Hernández · 9 Oct 202660
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Computational Microscope Simulates DNA Packing at Over Ten Times Prior Scale
Phys.org reports a new simulation tool models DNA packaging at more than ten times the scale previously possible.
Tao Lin · 8 Oct 2026271
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