Science Discoveries
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IQ Scores Are Falling In Rich Countries And Nobody Knows Why
OSLO — A new study on intelligence test scores in Norway has chipped away at the assumption that…
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Preserving Night Sky: Human Impact on Cultural, Scientific Heritage
FLAGSTAFF, Ariz., July 6 — The dark-sky movement is gaining fresh attention as satellite constellations continue to multiply…
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Caves, Rainforests and Stars: Exploring Kuala Lumpur’s Scientific Side
Kuala Lumpur’s gleaming skyline and bustling shopping districts often steal the spotlight, but beyond the city’s modern façade…
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GBIF Turns 25: The Open Database Behind Biodiversity Science Worldwide
SAN FRANCISCO, July 21 — Two billion. That is the number of species occurrence records now housed in…
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Two Centuries of Computing Trace Back to Babbage’s Early Designs
LONDON, September 17 — The history of computing spans nearly two centuries, from mechanical calculators to the microprocessors…
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NOAA Models Predict Deep-Sea Coral Hotspots Across Hawaiian Islands
HONOLULU, September 13 — The economic case for mapping the deep Pacific rests on a simple constraint: ship…
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The Pacific Ring of Fire Explained: Why Volcanoes and Earthquakes Cluster There
The Ring of Fire is a path along the Pacific Ocean, about 40,000 kilometers (24,900 miles) long, where…
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The Ring of Fire and Why Indonesia Sits at Its Center
Indonesia counts more than 130 active volcanoes across its thousands of islands. Mount Semeru, the “roof of Java,”…
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USC study quantifies aluminum oxide pollution from satellite reentries
LOS ANGELES, July 7 — The aluminium oxides that flake off satellites as they burn up on reentry…
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Mosaicism in Gene-Edited Embryos Poses Challenge for Scientists
June 9, 2026 — cyberinktimes.com — Mosaicism. That is the word now hanging over the future of human…
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Water From Thin Air: A USD 5 Billion Market by 2035
NEW YORK, July 9 — The figure that matters: $13.5 billion by 2028. That is where the global…
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The First Program Ran on a Computer Never Built
LONDON, July 8 — The mechanics of modern computing, the machine you are reading this on, trace back…
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How French Charleville Muskets Became the Continental Army’s Standard Arm
WASHINGTON — The French are coming. Again. A declassified Pentagon filing, reviewed by this reporter, confirms that France’s…
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World War I’s Industrial Warfare Redrew Global Borders Forever
KARACHI, July 3 — War cinema has long drawn its most powerful stories from the battlefields of World…
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STAR Collider Data Challenge Textbook View of What Carries Baryon Number
GENEVA, August 14 — The universe should not exist—at least, not as we know it. That is the…
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Stanford AI Designed Working Phages With Parts Unseen in Nature
Stanford, June 3, 2026 — cybernewschronicle.com — One of the AI-designed viruses contained a genetic component never seen…
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Study Reveals Steady Decline in Spoken Conversation Since 2005
A University of Missouri-Kansas City researcher was studying gender and talkativeness when the numbers stopped making sense. Valeria…
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Scientists Grow Animal Protein in Lettuce, Tobacco for Sustainable Food
MANILA, August 6 — Scientists have achieved a notable breakthrough by successfully genetically engineering lettuce and tobacco plants…
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Lightning, Not People, Burned Most of Canada’s 2023 Wildfire Land
OTTAWA, July 18 — The smoke hangs low over the boreal forest, a vast sea of coniferous trees…
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Lettuce and Tobacco Engineered to Make Meat Protein Myoglobin, but Yields Stay Low
SAN FRANCISCO, August 6 — The field of plant genetic engineering has achieved a significant milestone with the…
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Why 2,000-Year-Old Roman Harbour Concrete Outlasts Modern Concrete
LEEDS, August 5 — The story of sand, that unassuming granular material, is inextricably linked to the history…
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New Quantum Entanglement Distance Record Reaches 420 Kilometers
TEHRAN, August 4 — A significant stride in quantum communication has been recorded with the announcement of a…
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Physicists Break Quantum Entanglement Record Over 420 km Fiber
HEFEI, Aug 4 — A team of physicists has pushed quantum entanglement across 420 kilometers of optical fiber,…
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Chinese Physicists Entangle Quantum Memories Across 420 Kilometers of Optical Fiber
GENEVA, August 4 — The shift is undeniable: quantum communication, once a theoretical frontier, is rapidly moving into…
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