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Sun, Jul 12, 8:02 PM ET
Euclid telescope spots 31 oldest quasars ever discovered, challenging early universe formation theory
ESA's Euclid space telescope has discovered a record number of ancient quasars from the early universe, challenging current understanding of how supermassive bl
NASA Science (.gov) · +15 outlets
NASA launches rescue mission to save falling Swift space telescope from atmospheric decay
Katalyst's Link spacecraft is pursuing NASA's Swift gamma-ray observatory, which is losing altitude due to increased solar activity and atmospheric drag.
Science · +14 outlets
IBM, Oak Ridge, Cleveland Clinic achieve first quantum computer calculations of fusion reactor materials
Researchers used a quantum computer to model material properties relevant to fusion energy production, a breakthrough in applying quantum computing to practical
IBM Newsroom · +6 outlets
James Webb Space Telescope celebrates fourth anniversary with major astronomical discoveries and imaging advances
JWST continues revealing detailed observations of distant galaxies, dead stars with planets, and cosmic collisions, showcasing advanced imaging capabilities.
PetaPixel · +14 outlets
Quantum entanglement secures ground-to-satellite timing systems against spoofing attacks
Researchers are using quantum entanglement and quantum light sources to develop secure satellite timing systems resistant to jamming and spoofing.
The National Tribune · +11 outlets
SpaceX Falcon 9 to launch 81 satellites on July 7 from California in Transporter-17 rideshare mission
A SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket will deploy 81 payloads to orbit in an early morning launch from California's coast.
Latest from Space.com · +13 outlets
Scientists solve 30-year-old rye pollen mystery, unlocking potential cancer treatment compounds
Researchers determined the 3D structure of unusual molecules in rye pollen that previously showed promise in fighting tumors, opening new cancer research direct
All Top News -- ScienceDaily · +2 outlets
Hummingbirds accelerate plant evolution by pollinating bromeliads at twice the rate of other pollinators
University of Reading researchers found that hummingbirds cause bromeliad plants to speciate at double the rate compared to other pollinator species.
Phys.org · +1 outlets
New net-membrane design could safely capture and deorbit problematic space debris in orbit
Engineers have developed a net-membrane approach for safely capturing and deorbiting space debris, addressing a growing orbital hazard.
Phys.org
Molecular nanostructures can be activated using ultrasound, advancing intelligent material development
Heinrich Heine University researchers demonstrated that ultrasound can trigger molecular nanostructures, enabling new intelligent material applications.
Phys.org · +7 outlets
Superconducting thruster completes first orbital tests, potentially enabling fuel-free spacecraft propulsion
A novel space thruster using superconducting magnets successfully completed orbital tests, harnessing Earth's magnetic field for propulsion without fuel.
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Breakthrough endometriosis diagnostic method could transform diagnosis and treatment options
Scientists have announced a breakthrough finding that could significantly improve how endometriosis is diagnosed and managed.
The Irish News · +14 outlets
CSIRO develops portable quantum light sources for secure, spoofing-proof satellite timing applications
Australian researchers created compact quantum light sources designed to prevent spoofing attacks on critical satellite timing infrastructure.
SMBtech · +1 outlets
Modelingstudy reveals 1789 Sydney smallpox outbreak likely killed 220,000 Indigenous Australians
Mathematical modeling shows the smallpox outbreak following First Fleet arrival in Sydney had far more devastating consequences than previously documented.
Phys.org
Sea stars offer transparent view into how embryonic tubes develop into complex adult organs
Young sea stars' nearly transparent bodies provide biologists with a unique window for observing organ development processes in real time.
Phys.org · +3 outlets
Japanese rice varieties successfully cultivated on Kauai using water-saving, sustainable methods
An international team demonstrated that premium Japanese rice can be grown on Hawaii's Kauai island in just three months, enhancing food security.
Phys.org
Social media algorithms revealing users' sexual orientation before self-disclosure, study warns
Research shows that social media algorithms are increasingly exposing LGBTQ+ users' identities before they have chosen to come out.
Phys.org · +1 outlets
Bumblebee facial movements reveal emotional states and responses to different taste experiences
Experiments demonstrate that bumblebees exhibit distinct facial movements reflecting their emotional states and responses to different stimuli.
New Scientist · +1 outlets

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