Science Discoveries
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Science Philanthropy in a Democracy Under Pressure
BRASÍLIA, June 24 — On the ground in Brazil, the scars of a four-year assault on science are…
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KIGAM Researchers Turn Wet Coffee Grounds Into Biochar in 90 Seconds
Biochar Breakthrough: A Cheaper, Faster Path to Waste-to-Energy For years, the idea of turning wet coffee grounds and…
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Hotelling-Downs model uses statistical physics for spatial politics
MANILA, June 23 — A computational model of spatial politics, known as the Hotelling-Downs model, has been explored…
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Pterosaur Fossil Hints at Iridescent Greens and Magentas in Early Skies
Deep greens and magentas. Not the colors one usually associates with a creature that lived alongside dinosaurs. But…
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Columbia scientists edit human embryo genes with base editing, with mixed results
Scientists have taken a measurable step toward more accurate alteration of human embryonic DNA, reigniting discussions about the…
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Cambridge Lab-Grown Brain Tissue Forms Functional Connections with Spinal Cord
Cambridge, June 4, 2026 — infopulsetoday.com — For decades, the medical establishment told patients with spinal cord injuries…
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AI-Designed Viral Genomes Work, Sparking Biosecurity Concerns
STANFORD, June 3 — In a development that merges artificial intelligence with synthetic biology, researchers from Stanford University…
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Study: Cascadia and San Andreas quakes may strike in tandem
Corvallis, June 2 — Scientists from Oregon State University have presented evidence that the Cascadia subduction zone and…
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Physicists Observe Quantum Wave Behavior in Exotic Positronium Atom
In an unprecedented breakthrough, a team of physicists has successfully observed quantum diffraction in positronium, marking the first…
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Eon Systems Runs Simulated Fruit Fly Brain With 125,000 Neurons in Virtual Body
June 2, 2026 — infopulsetoday.com — It began with a fruit fly. Not a real one, but a…
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Tokyo University Team Observes Positronium Diffraction in Graphene
Positronium is the lightest known atom that contains antimatter. It lasts only a few billionths of a second…
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Scientists Successfully Simulate Entire Fly Brain in Virtual Environment Model
Researchers have constructed a functional digital replica of a fruit fly brain containing approximately 125,000 neurons connected by…
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Mysterious Amaterasu Particle May Not Be a Proton After All
UTAH, June 1 — Fresh analysis of the Amaterasu particle, a cosmic ray of extraordinary energy detected in…
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Pterosaur Fossil From China Shows Signs of Shimmering Green and Magenta Color
A fresh examination of a fossil from northeastern China has revealed that the pterosaur species Sinopterus dongi possessed…
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Pterosaurs Shimmered with Iridescent Colors, Fossil Analysis Reveals
June 1, 2026 – Researchers examining a Sinopterus dongi specimen from northeastern China have uncovered evidence that this…
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Panama Canal Locks: Engineering the Water Elevator Over the Isthmus
PANAMA CITY, July 15 — The Panama Canal is one of those feats of engineering that seems almost…
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Fossil Discovery Reveals Ancient Giant Octopuses Ruled the Ocean Depths
Paleontologists studying Late Cretaceous strata in Japan have identified the oldest known finned octopus fossils, consisting of heavily…
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Shenzhen Professor Proposes Mineral Nanozymes Helped Turn Early Earth Chemistry Into Life
Shenzhen, China, May 30, 2026 — cyberinktimes.com — Shenzhen, China — For decades, the origin-of-life debate has split…
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Fossil Jaws Show Cretaceous Octopuses Hunted at the Top of the Food Chain
Newly uncovered fossilized jaws from Late Cretaceous rocks in Japan are prompting scientists to rethink the composition of…
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Giant Cretaceous Octopuses Crunched Bone and May Have Preyed on Mosasaurs
Seven meters. Nineteen meters. Those are the body lengths paleontologists now assign to Cretaceous octopuses that swam in…
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Mineral Nanoparticles May Have Helped Spark Life on Early Earth, Shenzhen Review Argues
A researcher at Shenzhen University has put forward a fresh explanation for one of science’s most enduring puzzles:…
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How a Telegraph Treaty in 1865 Became Today’s ITU
GENEVA, July 16 — The International Telecommunication Union, a specialised agency of the United Nations, stands as the…
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Thailand Unveils Largest Dinosaur Found in Southeast Asia Region
BANGKOK — A monumental discovery has emerged from the soil of Chaiyaphum province in Thailand. Researchers announced on…
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Thai Researchers Discover Largest Dinosaur Species in Southeast Asia Region
Thailand, May 14, 2026 — cyberinktimes.com — On 2026-05-14, a groundbreaking discovery was made in Thailand, as researchers…
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