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Sun, Jul 26, 8:16 PM ET
Wildfires force mass evacuations in France and Spain, threaten NASA's Deep Space Network site
Wildfires raging across France, Spain and Scotland have driven over 300,000 people from their homes, while a blaze near Madrid forced the evacuation of NASA's D
Phys.org · +13 outlets
SpaceX Starship Flight 13 succeeds with Starlink deployment and soft ocean splashdown
SpaceX's Starship launched its 13th test flight, deploying 20 next-generation Starlink satellites and achieving its softest splashdown yet, with a tower catch a
Latest from Space.com · +14 outlets
Starship Flight 13 released next-gen Starlink satellites, SpaceX plans tower catch next
The 13th Starship test flight deployed 20 of SpaceX's most advanced Starlink satellites and ended with the softest splashdown yet; the next flight will attempt
Phys.org · +14 outlets
2026 Europhysics Prize awarded for discovery of altermagnetism, a third class of magnetism
The European Physical Society awarded the 2026 Europhysics Prize for the discovery of altermagnetism, a third fundamental class of magnetism distinct from ferro
Phys.org · +3 outlets
Scientists find sugar molecules in space, advancing understanding of life's building blocks
Scientists have detected sugar in space, a discovery that could help explain how the basic ingredients for life formed and distributed across the universe.
CBC · +14 outlets
NASA's Roman Space Telescope preparation advances; UK to lead key instrument for exoplanet hunt
The UK is positioned to lead development of a critical instrument for NASA's Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope, which is set to search for Earth-like worlds and
Eurasia Review · +5 outlets
Stanford scientists discover natural molecule BRP that suppresses appetite like Ozempic without side effects
Stanford Medicine researchers used AI to discover BRP, a naturally occurring molecule that suppresses appetite and reduces body weight similarly to Ozempic but
All Top News -- ScienceDaily · +8 outlets
NASA's Juno probe reveals subsurface activity beneath Io's volcanoes
NASA's Juno spacecraft has taken temperature measurements of Jupiter's moon Io and peered beneath its surface, offering new insights into volcanic processes acr
Latest from Space.com · +14 outlets
James Webb Space Telescope discovers hidden giant planet in Beta Pictoris system
NASA's James Webb Space Telescope has detected a previously unknown giant planet in the Beta Pictoris planetary system, expanding knowledge of its architecture.
International Business Times, Singapore · +14 outlets
Quantum heat waves observed at room temperature for first time
Researchers have observed quantum heat waves at room temperature in a physics first, potentially opening new avenues for quantum technology applications.
Labroots · +14 outlets
Venus may still be tectonically active, tearing itself apart from within
Advanced 3D simulations suggest some of Venus's giant rift valleys formed relatively recently and may still be expanding, indicating the planet remains geologic
All Top News -- ScienceDaily · +4 outlets
Study suggests DNA mutations limit maximum human lifespan to about 156 years
Researchers have found that accumulated DNA mutations may set a theoretical upper limit on human lifespan at approximately 156 years.
조선일보 · +11 outlets
Oral GLP-1 drugs may quiet brain's food craving circuit, study finds
Newer oral drugs related to semaglutide reduced pleasure-driven eating in mice by quieting a deep brain reward circuit, offering potential new avenues for treat
All Top News -- ScienceDaily · +14 outlets
New compound discovered that could restore aging muscles
Researchers have identified a compound that may supercharge muscle repair in aging individuals, potentially opening new treatments for age-related muscle declin
Neuroscience News · +14 outlets
Rare blue optical transient AT2019ijn may represent new class of cosmic explosion
Chinese astronomers detected a fast-rising, slow-decaying blue optical transient in a dwarf galaxy, suggesting a possible new category of cosmic explosion.
Phys.org
Cleveland Clinic finds link between gut bacteria byproduct and irregular heart rhythm
Researchers at Cleveland Clinic discovered that a byproduct produced by gut bacteria is associated with irregular heart rhythms, suggesting a microbiome-cardiov
Cleveland Clinic Newsroom
Chinese scientists detect rare blue optical transient AT2019ijn in dwarf galaxy
Astronomers have identified a fast-rising, slow-decaying blue optical transient in a dwarf galaxy, which may represent a new type of stellar explosion.
Phys.org · +1 outlets
Genghis Khan: New study challenges why galaxies stop forming stars
A new study is challenging existing theories about why galaxies cease star formation, potentially reshaping models of galactic evolution.
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