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New Research Unveils Reasons Behind T. rex's Tiny Arms

A new study reveals that Tyrannosaurus rex had small arms because it evolved to use its powerful head and jaws as primary weapons for hunting. This adaptation coincided with the emergence of larger pr

The Independent·3 min read·10h agoVote

New Study Reveals How the Brain Processes Faces and Places in Milliseconds

Medical News·5 min read·13h agoVote

Key AI Innovations Announced at Google I/O 2026 by Sundar Pichai

Times Now News·3 min read·13h agoVote

New Statistical Method Enhances Search for Alien Life

Scientists from the University of California, Riverside, have developed a statistical method to detect a hidden order in molecular mixtures, which may indicate the presence of alien life. This approac

New Atlas·4 min read·13h agoVote

Nightjars Use Unique Clapping Sounds for Courtship in Northern Argentina

In northern Argentina, scissor-tailed nightjars court mates by producing sharp clapping sounds with their wings, a behavior that has puzzled scientists for years. Researchers captured this unique mati

Phys.org·4 min read·15h agoVote

NASA Confirms Airplane-Sized Asteroid 2026 JP1 to Pass Safely by Earth on May 20, 2026

Moneycontrol·2 min read·15h agoVote

Exploring the Great Silence: Insights from SETI's History

Universe Today·9 min read·16h agoVote

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Unexplained Death of Former Special Agent Raises Questions About UFO Secrets

Kevin Childress, a former special agent with the US Department of Energy, died unexpectedly at 56, just before he was set to disclose information about UFO programs to Congress. His death, attributed

Mail Online·5 min read·17h agoVote

Innovative Solar Reactor Promises Sustainable Production of Chemicals and Food

A new integrated solar reactor developed by researchers at Queen Mary University of London allows engineered Escherichia coli (E. coli) to grow while converting CO2 into usable energy using sunlight.

Phys.org·5 min read·17h agoVote

NASA Science Chief Advocates for Affordable Satellite Missions

NASA's science chief, Jared Isaacman, emphasizes the need for more affordable satellite missions to enhance space exploration. Despite a stable science budget of **$7.25 billion**, the agency is launc

Ars Technica·2 min read·18h agoVote

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Japanese Researchers Unveil Liquid Gold Nanoparticles with Unique Properties

Scientists at Tohoku University in Japan have discovered gold nanoparticles that exhibit fluid-like properties, allowing them to adapt their structures in response to heat and pressure. This breakthro

The Times Of India·4 min read·18h agoVote

SpaceX Delays Starship V3 Launch to May 21 Amid Investigation of Worker’s Death

SpaceX has postponed the launch of its Starship V3 rocket to May 21, following the death of a contractor at its Starbase facility in Texas. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration is investi

Scientificamerican·3 min read·20h agoVote

AI Systems Enhance Drug Retargeting in Scientific Research

Recent studies published in *Nature* reveal two AI systems, Google's Co-Scientist and FutureHouse's AI, designed to assist researchers in drug retargeting tasks. These systems aim to help scientists m

Ars Technica·2 min read·20h agoVote

New Study Reveals Insights into Polymer-Protein Interactions for Material Design

A research team from Virginia Tech has discovered that imperfect polymer sequences can still effectively control protein function, challenging previous assumptions about the necessity of precise polym

Phys.org·3 min read·20h agoVote

Breakthrough in Biopesticide Efficiency Through Molecular Net Discovery

Researchers at VIB and Vrije Universiteit Brussel have identified a new mechanism that enhances the effectiveness of the biopesticide Bacillus thuringiensis (Bt). The discovery of a fibrous network ca

Phys.org·3 min read·21h agoVote

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Homi Kharas: A Leader in Sustainable Development and Economic Policy

Homi Kharas is a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution, focusing on sustainable development and economic policies affecting developing nations. With extensive experience at the World Bank and var

Brookings·5 min read·21h agoVote

The Haystack 37m Telescope: A New Era for Astrophysical Research

The Haystack 37m Telescope at MIT Haystack Observatory in Westford, Massachusetts, has resumed its role in astrophysical research after significant upgrades. Notably, it observed the supermassive blac

Massachusetts Institute Of Technology·5 min read·21h agoVote

Colossal Biosciences Advances in Moa De-Extinction with Artificial Eggshell

Theguardiantheguardian·3 min read·22h agoVote

Former CIA Scientist Reveals Four Distinct Alien Species Linked to UFOs

Mail Online·5 min read·22h agoVote

Biotech Company Hatches Chicks from Artificial Eggshells, Sparking Debate

Cbs News·4 min read·YesterdayVote

Study Reveals Worker Bees Influence Queen Selection Through Hormones

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The Independent·10h

New Research Unveils Reasons Behind T. rex's Tiny Arms

New study explains why T rex had such tiny arms: ‘The head took over’

Medical News·13h

New Study Reveals How the Brain Processes Faces and Places in Milliseconds

How does the brain recognize new faces and places in milliseconds?

Times Now News·13h

Key AI Innovations Announced at Google I/O 2026 by Sundar Pichai

5 Biggest AI Announcements Sundar Pichai Made At Google I/O 2026

New Atlas·13h

New Statistical Method Enhances Search for Alien Life

Revealing a 'hidden order' of molecules could finally shed light on alien life

Phys.org·15h

Nightjars Use Unique Clapping Sounds for Courtship in Northern Argentina

Birds clap in the dark to flirt: Nightjars reveal a hidden language of sound

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Moneycontrol·15h

NASA Confirms Airplane-Sized Asteroid 2026 JP1 to Pass Safely by Earth on May 20, 2026

Airplane-Sized asteroid to skim past Earth on 20 May confirmed by NASA—Why scientists are not "alarmed"?

Universe Today·16h

Exploring the Great Silence: Insights from SETI's History

A Brief-ish History of SETI. Part VI: The Great Silence and the Great Filter

Mail Online·16h

New Research Uncovers Why T. rex Had Tiny Arms

Why did T. rex have such small arms? Scientists finally SOLVE the mystery - and say the answer may lie in their giant heads

Mail Online·16h

Humpback Whale Sets Record for Longest Ocean Crossing from Australia to Brazil

A whale of a journey! Humpback completes the longest EVER recorded ocean crossing - travelling more than 9,300 miles from Australia to Brazil

Abc7 News·16h

Biotech Company Advances De-Extinction Efforts with Artificial Egg Technology

Company hatches first chicks from artificial egg, advancing avian embryo development, de-extinction

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The Conversation·17h

Colossal Biosciences Claims Breakthrough in Artificial Egg Technology for Conservation

De-extinction company says it’s made an artificial egg – if true, it could help save living species

Mail Online·17h

Unexplained Death of Former Special Agent Raises Questions About UFO Secrets

Mystery surrounds death of special agent linked to UFO secrets: 'They're trying to keep me quiet'

Phys.org·17h

Innovative Solar Reactor Promises Sustainable Production of Chemicals and Food

Integrated solar reactor paves way to make 'clean' chemicals, plastics and food using solar energy

Ars Technica·18h

NASA Science Chief Advocates for Affordable Satellite Missions

"I'll buy 10 of those"—NASA science chief yearns for mass-produced satellites

The Times Of India·18h

Japanese Researchers Unveil Liquid Gold Nanoparticles with Unique Properties

Japanese scientists discover “liquid gold” nanoparticles that behave almost like living material

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The Conversation·19h

Exploring 129,000 Years of Crocodilian Evolution in Australasia

129,000 years of crocodiles: what we know about Australasia’s ancient apex predators

Gizmodo·19h

New ESA Mission SMILE Launched to Study Earth's Magnetosphere

We’ve Never Actually Seen Earth’s Protective Bubble. This New Mission Aims to Change That

Space·19h

Tragic Incident at SpaceX's Starbase Ahead of Starship V3 Launch

Worker dies at SpaceX's Starbase in leadup to Starship V3 megarocket launch

New Atlas·19h

Neutrino Oscillations May Determine the Fate of Massive Stars

The fate of a collapsing star could depend on the turn of a ghost

Phys.org·19h

New Study Reveals Mechanisms Behind Cell Surface Cluster Growth

Active and passive membrane exchange reshape how cell surface clusters grow, study finds

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Scientificamerican·20h

SpaceX Delays Starship V3 Launch to May 21 Amid Investigation of Worker’s Death

SpaceX punts Starship V3 launch to May 21 as investigation opens into Starbase worker’s death

Ars Technica·20h

AI Systems Enhance Drug Retargeting in Scientific Research

Two AI-based science assistants succeed with drug-retargeting tasks

Phys.org·20h

New Study Reveals Insights into Polymer-Protein Interactions for Material Design

Imperfect polymer sequences still control protein function, revealing new design rules

Phys.org·21h

Breakthrough in Biopesticide Efficiency Through Molecular Net Discovery

Molecular net boosts the power of natural biopesticides

Brookings·21h

Homi Kharas: A Leader in Sustainable Development and Economic Policy

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Massachusetts Institute Of Technology·21h

The Haystack 37m Telescope: A New Era for Astrophysical Research

The Haystack 37m Telescope: A new era of astrophysical research

Theguardiantheguardian·22h

Colossal Biosciences Advances in Moa De-Extinction with Artificial Eggshell

Artificial eggshell comes first in attempt to revive giant flightless moa

Mail Online·22h

Former CIA Scientist Reveals Four Distinct Alien Species Linked to UFOs

Four species of aliens recovered from crashed UFOs according to CIA scientist... here's what they look like

Cbs News·1d

Biotech Company Hatches Chicks from Artificial Eggshells, Sparking Debate

Live chicks hatched from artificial eggshell, biotech company says

Popular Science·1d

Study Reveals Worker Bees Influence Queen Selection Through Hormones

Worker bees have power to pick their queen

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Euronews·1d

ESA and China Launch Joint Mission to Map Earth's Magnetic Field

Joint ESA–China mission begins mapping Earth’s protective magnetic field

New York Post·1d

Colossal Biosciences Achieves Milestone in De-Extinction Efforts with Artificial Egg Technology

Chicks hatched from artificial eggs in scientific first — it could a game-changer for bringing extinct animals back to life

Phys.org·1d

New 'Happy-Face' Spider Species Identified in the Indian Himalayas

New 'Happy-Face' spider species discovered in the Indian Himalayas

Phys.org·1d

Integrating Indigenous Stewardship Practices into Biodiversity Conservation

Scientists call for stewardship practices to be integrated into biodiversity conservation frameworks

The Times Of India·1d

Giant Telescope Tracks NASA's Artemis 2 Mission Around the Moon

‘There are 4 humans in these pixels’: Giant telescope tracks Artemis 2 around the Moon

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Ndtv·1d

New Study Suggests Possible Detection of Dark Matter Through Gravitational Waves

Study Finds Potential Dark 'Matter Imprint' In Gravitational Waves

The Economic Times·1d

New Research Unveils Evolutionary Reasons Behind Human Right-Handedness

Scientists just cracked a mystery that's puzzled researchers for centuries; why are 90% of humans right-handed?

The Times Of India·1d

Discovery of Ants and Oak Galls Reveals Intricate Nature of Symbiosis

An 8-year-old saw ants dragging tiny oak galls in his backyard, and scientists later discovered a hidden trick inside

Mail Online·1d

Breakthrough in De-extinction: Scientists Hatch Chicks from Artificial Eggs

Real life Jurassic Park? De-extinction breakthrough as scientists hatch live chicks from a fully ARTIFICIAL egg

The Independent·1d

New Study Reveals Origins of Human Right-Handedness Linked to Upright Walking

Scientists finally decode why most humans are right-handed

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The Independent·1d

New Oral Spray Developed to Combat Dog Bad Breath

This new oral spray may neutralise your dog’s stinky breath

Jpost·1d

Juice, Smoothies, or Whole Fruits: Understanding Their Impact on Health

Juice, smoothie, or whole fruit? You won't believe which of them harms your health

Mashable Me·1d

Claims of Four Alien Species Recovered from UFOs Spark Controversy

Four alien species recovered from crashed UFOs? Truth behind explosive claim

News 18·1d

Understanding the Evolutionary Roots of Right-Handedness in Humans

Do You Know Why 90% Humans Are Right Handed?

Asianet Newsable·1d

India and Norway Strengthen Scientific Ties with Five New Agreements

India, Norway deepen science partnership with 5 key agreements

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The Bbc·1d

Historic Birth of Four Sumatran Tiger Cubs at Howletts Wild Animal Park

Animal park welcomes four Sumatran tiger cubs

Mail Online·1d

Unveiling the Heroic Efforts of a Pompeii Physician During Vesuvius Eruption

The doctor who desperately tried to save Pompeii's victims: Study reveals how one man was carrying a medical kit as he fled Vesuvius' eruption

The New York Times·1d

A.I. Analysis Suggests 16th-Century Sketch May Depict Anne Boleyn's Mother Instead

A 16th-Century Sketch of Anne Boleyn More Likely Depicted Her Mother, an A.I. Analysis Finds

Mashable·1d

Unprecedented Solar Eruption Observed: Scientists Discover Record-Breaking Radio Signal

Scientists baffled by record-breaking solar eruption with a heartbeat

Hindustan Times·1d

SMILE Spacecraft Launched for Solar Wind Research

European-Chinese spacecraft SMILE sent on solar wind exploration mission

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Times Now News·1d

Concerns Arise as Elon Musk's xAI Requests Employee Tax Data for AI Training

Elon Musk Trains Grok On Staff Tax Data: Why It Raises Privacy Concerns

The Economic Times·2d

How a Forgotten Experiment Launched the Atomic Age

In 1896, a French scientists left uranium salts in a drawer wrapper. What happened next unlocked the atomic age

The Indian Express·2d

Craig Venter's Legacy: Unfinished Business in Synthetic Biology

Craig Venter’s genome lesson: Smallest cell, big secrets

The Economic Times·2d

Lessons from Nikola Tesla: Focus, Innovation, and Personal Sacrifice

Quote of the day by Nikola Tesla: 'I do not think you can name many great inventions that have been made by married men.' Life lessons on hard work, success, marriage and relationships by legendary American inventor and engineer

Hindustan Times·2d

Former CIA Researcher Claims Four Alien Species Retrieved from UFOs

Four different alien species retrieved from crashed UFOs, claims former CIA researcher

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The Economic Times·3d

How Kary Mullis's Nighttime Insight Revolutionized DNA Amplification

In 1983, Kary Mullis imagined copying DNA while driving through California at night: the idea transformed modern genetics forever

Ndtv·3d

Study Reveals Fetuses Can 'Catch' Yawns from Mothers Before Birth

Babies May Catch Yawns Even Before Birth, Study Suggests

Vice News·3d

New Research Reveals Adult Male Seals Behind Corkscrew Killings of Gray Seal Pups

Scientists Finally Found the Truth Behind the ‘Corkscrew’ Killings of Hundreds of Gray Seal Pups

Vice News·3d

Ancient Dentistry: Neanderthals Practiced Primitive Tooth Care

A Neanderthal Tooth Proved Ancient Dentistry Existed, and It Was Absolutely Brutal

Science Daily·3d

Significant Discovery of 150-Million-Year-Old Stegosaur Skull in Spain Alters Understanding of Dinosaur Evolution

Stunning 150-million-year-old stegosaur skull rewrites dinosaur evolution