Astronomers discover first atmosphere around rocky Earth-like exoplanet in habitable zone
Scientists detected an atmosphere around the rocky exoplanet LHS 1140b in the habitable zone, a major breakthrough for assessing potential habitability of Earth
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Quantum computers need just 10,000 qubits to break most secure encryption
Scientists warn that quantum computers with 10,000 qubits could compromise current encryption standards, prompting urgent cybersecurity preparations.
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NASA Webb telescope discovers hidden giant exoplanet in Beta Pictoris system
The James Webb Space Telescope found a third hidden planet in the Beta Pictoris system that had previously fooled astronomers, advancing exoplanet detection cap
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At least 12,000 excess deaths recorded during June heat wave across Europe
Heat wave mortality data from nine European countries shows at least 12,000 excess deaths in June, with figures potentially rising.
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New Alzheimer's drug reduces serious brain bleeds with better brain penetration
A next-generation antibody therapy showed reduced risk of dangerous brain hemorrhages while effectively slowing Alzheimer's progression in trials.
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SpaceX Starship Flight 13 test launch aborts at last second on July 16
SpaceX aborted Starship's Flight 13 test launch after engine ignition failures triggered a pad abort, postponing the test of upgraded V3 Starlink satellites.
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Major breakthrough as scientists spot Earth-like planet with life-supporting potential
Astronomers identified an Earth-like exoplanet with conditions potentially suitable for life beyond our solar system.
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Study of 678 nuns provides new insights into dementia and Alzheimer's disease
Decades-long study of nun participants has yielded breakthrough findings on dementia pathology and progression.
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Scientists create stable boron graphene and uncover quantum liquid crystal state
Researchers synthesized stable boron graphene and discovered a new quantum liquid crystal state in atomically thin materials.
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Solar storms pose greater threat than previously thought, scientists warn
New research suggests extreme solar storms could have more severe impacts on satellites, power grids, and communications than models predicted.
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China and Japan report quantum teleportation breakthroughs
Both nations announced major advances in quantum teleportation technology, accelerating quantum information science progress.
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Neurostimulation restores sensation in paralyzed hand for months after treatment
Brain stimulation therapy gave a paralyzed patient restored feeling and movement in hands, with benefits persisting after stimulation ended.
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Solar breakthrough cuts scarce metal use, bringing cheaper clean energy closer
New solar technology reduces dependence on rare materials, lowering costs and enabling broader clean energy deployment.
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Ancient Egyptian princesses born 4,000 years ago were skilled archers and weapon users
Analysis of royal mummies from Middle Kingdom Egypt reveals bone changes indicating five princesses used bows and daggers, settling a centuries-old debate about
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Nanoplastics found in Antarctica reveal pollution in planet's most isolated soils
Discovery of nanoplastics in Antarctic soil demonstrates that plastic pollution has reached the most remote ecosystems on Earth.
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Stephen Hawking's black hole theory gets much-needed update after 50 years
Recent research provides substantial updates to Hawking's foundational black hole mechanics framework.
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EU reforms carbon market amid fierce wrangling over climate pace
The European Union unveiled reforms to its carbon market following contentious negotiations between member states, industry, and activists.
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JWST reveals how supermassive black hole feeds itself continuously
James Webb Space Telescope observations explain the feeding mechanisms of supermassive black holes.
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