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Webb telescope spots galaxy at pivotal moment in the early universe
By Will Dunham WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Scientists using the James Webb Space Telescope have identified an ancient and faraway galaxy that provides evidence that an important transition period that brought the early universe out of its "dark ages" occurred sooner than previously thought. Webb, which by...
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Evidence supporting a catalytic pentad mechanism for the proteasome and other N-terminal nucleophile enzymes
Proteases are defined by their nucleophile but require additional residues to regulate their active sites, most often arranged as catalytic triads...
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Octopus rides the world’s fastest shark and nobody knows what’s going on
A giant octopus rode a mako shark. No one knows why....
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Cosmic Fog Lifted Earlier Than Expected
An international team of astronomers using the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) has shed new light on one of the most important events in the early...
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How scratching monkeys can help us understand emotions and consciousness
Scientists Sakumi Iki and Ikuma Adachi recently spent a lot of time watching monkeys scratch themselves. Self-scratching among non-human primates is...
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Accepting “the bitter lesson” and embracing the brain’s complexity
To gain insight into complex neural data, we must move toward a data-driven regime, training large models on vast amounts of information. We asked...
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Bayer gains cancer drug from China’s Puhe; Axsome gets mixed ADHD data
Today, a brief rundown of news involving Bayer and Axsome Therapeutics, as well as updates from GSK, Novo Nordisk and Augustine Therapeutics that you...
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23andMe Bankruptcy Leaves Troves of Genetic Data at Risk
The direct-to-consumer genetic testing company 23andMe has filed for bankruptcy. This means that the fate of its assets—including the genetic...
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Cameras at the ready! How to photograph this weekend's solar eclipse, including tips for smartphones
There's a partial solar eclipse visible from the UK this Saturday, 29 March 2025, and in this guide we'll show you how to photograph it. Solar...
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Mice Lose Interest in High-Fat Diet Due to Declining Neurotensin
The pleasure we get from eating junk food—the dopamine rush—is often blamed as the cause of overeating and rising obesity rates in our society. But...
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Beyond Bohr and Einstein
When I was an undergraduate physics student in the mid-1980s, I fell in love with the philosophy of quantum mechanics. I devoured biographies of the...
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Archaeologists Discovered a 2,200-Year-Old Pyramid. They Can't Explain its Purpose—Yet.
The site may have started as a guard tower to protect a road and collect taxes, but experts aren’t certain. Archaeologists discovered a 2,200-year-old pyramid structure in the Judean Desert near the Dead Sea that featured stones weighing hundreds of pounds each. • Early returns from excavations have...
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CMS peers inside heavy-quark jets
Fig. 1. The per-jet angular distributions for the soft-drop and late-kT angles in b-jets (left) and c-jets (right). The blue histograms represent the...
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Life Sciences AI and Compliance: Trust But Rigorously Verify
Guest Commentary Artificial intelligence (AI) continues to upend how businesses operate, and the life sciences field is no exception. Generative AI...
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'Unprecedented' mass bleaching drains life from Australian reef
An "unprecedented" mass bleaching event has been recorded off Australia's western coast, scientists said Wednesday, turning huge chunks of a...
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Eggs, sticky rice, and transparent wood create new kind of window
Ancient masonry techniques may help replace costly glass. Glass is a vital component to construction projects, but it’s also one of the most environmentally troublesome. It isn’t naturally biodegradable, often difficult to recycle, and some time s more harmful to the environment than plastic. Experts...
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Examining Rocks Under the Microscope
Ever wonder how Earth scientists examine rocks? We cut them up and throw them under a microscope ... and then everything seems different. To many...
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Famous, rare ‘pinwheel death star’ isn’t a threat after all
• Wolf-Rayet 104 is a star system where two massive stars orbit each other. A huge spiral of dust circles around the stars, making it a rare pinwheel...
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Baby orca is a descendent of a whale almost sold to SeaWorld in 1976
T046B3A was spotted on March 20. A new orca whale calf spotted in Puget Sound in Washington State is the latest addition to a well-known family of killer whales with a connection to SeaWorld. In 1976, the calf’s great-grandmother T046 “Wake” was one of six orcas captured with the intention of being...
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The Best Camera/Lens For Wildlife Photography Today
I've been a professional photographer for 23 years and I've never been interested in or attempted wildlife photography. All that changed when Sony...
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How to Tame Impatience
You had to be really unlucky to be on the China National Highway 110 on August 14, 2010. One of the longest traffic jams on record ensued, ensnaring...
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Amateur metal detector uncovers massive Iron Age treasure hoard
Over 800 objects point to a wealthy class of elites around 2,000 years ago. A metal detector hobbyist’s find has yielded one of the UK’s largest and most expansive troves of Iron Age artifacts. After years of excavation work following its 2021 discovery, the Melsonby Hoard (named after a nearby...
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Acting NIH director dismisses four neuroscientists from advisory boards
The letters they received this week did not include a reason for their termination....
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We may have found the edge of quantum theory – what’s beyond it?
Quantum entanglement can link two objects even when they are separated by extremely large distances. But a new study has found a limit at which such...
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Scientists Want to Grow Spare Human Bodies. They Swear It Won’t Involve Consciousness.
Solving the organ crisis might require scientists to push against a few ethical boundaries. According to three Stanford scientists, lack of human biological material is a “major bottleneck to progress” for medical research. • A steadily growing idea is one known as “bodyoids”—biological structures...
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Ultrafast X-ray study reveals solvation suppresses electronic rearrangement in pyrazine
An international research team from Switzerland, Denmark, Germany, Croatia, Norway, Spain and Japan has made a significant breakthrough in...
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No Man’s Sky Relics Update Released, Check Out the Patch Notes
No Man’s Sky has today received its latest major update that is being dubbed “Relics” by developer Hello Games. Throughout 2025, NMS has been in the...
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No Man's Sky Update Lets You Become A Palaeontologist, Collecting Skeletal Remains Of Long-Dead Aliens
• No Man's Sky's new update is called Relics. • This update adds procedurally generated fossils to the game, which players can dig around for. • Fossils come...
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Is dark energy weakening? DESI’s results are ambiguous
There’s an extremely powerful idea in science that we take for granted, but apply all the time . The idea is simply this: that if we know the laws and...
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The Best Photos Taken by the Blue Ghost Moon Lander
The Blue Ghost lunar lander’s mission may have ended, now resting lifeless on the Moon’s surface, but its success has secured its place in...
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How Meditation Reshapes Your Thoughts
Un- learning habitual mental patterns. There is much to be gained from meditation – from stress management to enhanced self-compassion. However, one of...
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Bird brain discovery could lead to earlier Alzheimer’s diagnoses
Researchers studying the brains of songbirds have found that aging alters the gene expressions that control the birds’ song. The finding could lead to...
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Why don't diving seals drown? Scientists finally have an answer
Chris McKnight has spent much of his career studying the physiology of seals. But in 2019, the ecologist decided to test a new instrument for gathering data underwater on another kind of swimming mammal: humans at the free-diving world championships. He was shaken by what he saw. "In the first day,...
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This dead star is still sending us radio signals
Astronomers have discovered a binary system containing a white dwarf (blue) and red dwarf (orange) that together create radio pulses we can see here...
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I asked ChatGPT to explain cosmic mysteries like I’m five – and its analogies changed how I think
“Explain it like I’m five” is one of the most common prompts people give ChatGPT. Whether it’s inflation, car engines, or the internet, it’s great at...
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Ancient Megalodon Tooth Discovery in the Pacific Ocean
The recent discovery of a megalodon tooth on the deep sea floor has reignited interest in this ancient shark. Known scientifically as Otodus...
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A guide to the 4 minerals shaping the world's energy future
To address climate change, we're going to need a whole lot of metal. This story is part of the Grist series Unearthed: The Mining Issue, which...
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Predict First: BMS Executives Discuss Company's AI Approach
While it is common to hear that drug developers are in the early stages of integrating artificial intelligence with their drug research, discovery,...
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First map of human brain mitochondria is ‘groundbreaking’ achievement
Hundreds of cubes of human brain tissue help scientists to chart the energy-making capabilities of various brain regions. Scientists have created the...
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Scientists have finally found a way to destroy the dangerous 'forever chemicals' in your home
These harmful chemicals have been linked to several types of cancer For more than 70 years, so-called ‘forever chemicals’ have been used to make...
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Modifiable risk factors and plasma proteomics in relation to complications of type 2 diabetes
A comprehensive assessment of combined modifiable risk factors with common complications of type 2 diabetes (T2D) is lacking, and the potential role...
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Humans are bad at reading dogs’ emotions – but we can learn to do better
A lot of dog owners believe that they can tell what their dogs are feeling. They believe that they can assess their dog’s emotions no matter the...
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Rats come one step closer to becoming snobby and pretentious
Feedback is New Scientist’s popular sideways look at the latest science and technology news. You can submit items you believe may amuse readers to...
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First-Ever Transplant of Pig Liver Into Human Marks Milestone in Organ Science
It's the latest evidence to suggest that animal-to-human transplantation is feasible. We’ve reached a new frontier in organ transplantation. In a...
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You might be reading your dog’s moods wrong
A dog's physical cues often take a back seat to environmental ones, skewing humans' perceptions, a small study suggests....
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Wave to seek approval of Duchenne drug after mid-stage study data
Dive Brief:• Wave Life Sciences is preparing to seek Food and Drug Administration approval of its therapy for Duchenne muscular dystrophy after...
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The Mysterious Flow of Fluid in the Brain
A popular hypothesis for how the brain clears molecular waste, which may help explain why sleep feels refreshing, is a subject of debate. Encased in...
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Mathematician Who Bridged Algebra and the Quantum World Wins 2025 Abel Prize
This year, the Abel Prize — the field’s highest honor — has been awarded to Masaki Kashiwara, prolific Japanese mathematician whose work has quietly...
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Chimpanzee “Engineering” Observed in Groundbreaking Study Offers Clues to Ancient Human Tool Use
New research from Oxford University has revealed that chimpanzees demonstrate limited engineering capabilities that aid them in retrieving insects as...
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Ping, You’ve Got Whale
From inside a package about the size of a shoebox mounted to a ship’s deck, a set of highly stabilized heat-sensing cameras scan the ocean’s surface....
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