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New Dog-Sized Dinosaur Species Discovered
Scientists at the Natural History Museum in London have discovered a new species of dog-sized dinosaur, Enigmacursor, which lived 150 million years ago and ran alongside larger dinosaurs like Stegosaurus; this 64cm tall, 180cm long dinosaur's discovery will help scientists understand the evolution f...
New Dog-Sized Dinosaur Species Discovered
Scientists at the Natural History Museum in London have discovered a new species of dog-sized dinosaur, Enigmacursor, which lived 150 million years ago and ran alongside larger dinosaurs like Stegosaurus; this 64cm tall, 180cm long dinosaur's discovery will help scientists understand the evolution f...
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Latin American Higher Education: Growth Amidst Persistent Inequalities
Despite a significant increase in tertiary enrollment in Latin America—reaching over 30 million students in 2022— persistent inequalities in access, high dropout rates, and a lack of uniform quality standards remain major challenges.
Latin American Higher Education: Growth Amidst Persistent Inequalities
Despite a significant increase in tertiary enrollment in Latin America—reaching over 30 million students in 2022— persistent inequalities in access, high dropout rates, and a lack of uniform quality standards remain major challenges.
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Spanish Earthquake Risk: New Study Projects Catastrophic Losses
A new study estimates that a repeat of the 1884 Arenas del Rey earthquake in Spain would cause 5,000 deaths (rising to 11,000 in summer) and €100 billion in economic losses, due to increased population density in affected areas, highlighting the country's lack of preparedness for such a disaster.
Spanish Earthquake Risk: New Study Projects Catastrophic Losses
A new study estimates that a repeat of the 1884 Arenas del Rey earthquake in Spain would cause 5,000 deaths (rising to 11,000 in summer) and €100 billion in economic losses, due to increased population density in affected areas, highlighting the country's lack of preparedness for such a disaster.
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Declining Vaccination Rates Leave Millions of Children Vulnerable to Preventable Diseases
A new Lancet study reveals that despite saving 154 million children's lives, global vaccine coverage has stalled since 2010, leaving millions vulnerable to preventable diseases due to persistent health inequalities, the Covid-19 pandemic, and rising vaccine misinformation and hesitancy. Measles vacc...
Declining Vaccination Rates Leave Millions of Children Vulnerable to Preventable Diseases
A new Lancet study reveals that despite saving 154 million children's lives, global vaccine coverage has stalled since 2010, leaving millions vulnerable to preventable diseases due to persistent health inequalities, the Covid-19 pandemic, and rising vaccine misinformation and hesitancy. Measles vacc...
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Unexpected Radio Burst from Defunct NASA Satellite
A powerful, 30-nanosecond radio burst detected on June 13, 2023, by the ASKAP radio telescope in Australia was traced to the NASA Relay 2 communications satellite, launched in 1964 and considered defunct since 1967, prompting investigations into electrostatic discharge or micrometeorite impact as po...
Unexpected Radio Burst from Defunct NASA Satellite
A powerful, 30-nanosecond radio burst detected on June 13, 2023, by the ASKAP radio telescope in Australia was traced to the NASA Relay 2 communications satellite, launched in 1964 and considered defunct since 1967, prompting investigations into electrostatic discharge or micrometeorite impact as po...
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Global Warming Exceeds 1.5°C Limit; Three Years Remain Before Threshold Breach
A new report from 61 scientists finds that the planet is warming faster than expected, exceeding the 1.5°C limit in 2024, with only three years of emissions remaining before the threshold is breached, based on current emission rates. This warming increase is attributable to human activities and ampl...
Global Warming Exceeds 1.5°C Limit; Three Years Remain Before Threshold Breach
A new report from 61 scientists finds that the planet is warming faster than expected, exceeding the 1.5°C limit in 2024, with only three years of emissions remaining before the threshold is breached, based on current emission rates. This warming increase is attributable to human activities and ampl...
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Axiom Mission 4 Launches, Sending Astronauts from India, Poland, and Hungary to Space
Axiom Mission 4, a US commercial mission, launched on Wednesday from Florida carrying astronauts from India, Poland, and Hungary to the ISS for the first time in decades, with the mission expected to last up to 14 days and costing Hungary $100 million.
Axiom Mission 4 Launches, Sending Astronauts from India, Poland, and Hungary to Space
Axiom Mission 4, a US commercial mission, launched on Wednesday from Florida carrying astronauts from India, Poland, and Hungary to the ISS for the first time in decades, with the mission expected to last up to 14 days and costing Hungary $100 million.
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Tetraneuron's Novel Gene Therapy Targets Alzheimer's Disease by Restoring Neuronal Function
Tetraneuron, based on research from the Cajal Institute in Madrid, is developing a gene therapy for moderate-to-severe Alzheimer's disease by targeting the transcription factor E2F4, showing promising results in animal models and aiming for human trials in 2026.
Tetraneuron's Novel Gene Therapy Targets Alzheimer's Disease by Restoring Neuronal Function
Tetraneuron, based on research from the Cajal Institute in Madrid, is developing a gene therapy for moderate-to-severe Alzheimer's disease by targeting the transcription factor E2F4, showing promising results in animal models and aiming for human trials in 2026.
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India's First Astronaut Visits ISS
Group Captain Shubhanshu Shukla, an Indian Air Force pilot, launched on the Axiom-4 mission to the ISS, becoming the first Indian to visit the orbiting laboratory; this collaboration with NASA, ISRO, and ESA includes 7 Indian scientific experiments and marks a major step in India's space program.
India's First Astronaut Visits ISS
Group Captain Shubhanshu Shukla, an Indian Air Force pilot, launched on the Axiom-4 mission to the ISS, becoming the first Indian to visit the orbiting laboratory; this collaboration with NASA, ISRO, and ESA includes 7 Indian scientific experiments and marks a major step in India's space program.
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Armstrong's Confession: A Turning Point in the Fight Against Doping
Lance Armstrong's 2013 confession to using performance-enhancing drugs during his cycling career, confirmed long-standing suspicions, leading to the revocation of his seven Tour de France titles and raising renewed concerns about doping in professional sports.
Armstrong's Confession: A Turning Point in the Fight Against Doping
Lance Armstrong's 2013 confession to using performance-enhancing drugs during his cycling career, confirmed long-standing suspicions, leading to the revocation of his seven Tour de France titles and raising renewed concerns about doping in professional sports.
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Bulgaria Completes Reintroduction of All Four European Vulture Species
Thanks to EU-funded LIFE projects and the work of NGOs, Bulgaria has successfully reintroduced Griffon, Cinereous, and Bearded vultures, completing the presence of all four European species in the country, despite ongoing threats from habitat loss, electrocution, and illegal poisoning.
Bulgaria Completes Reintroduction of All Four European Vulture Species
Thanks to EU-funded LIFE projects and the work of NGOs, Bulgaria has successfully reintroduced Griffon, Cinereous, and Bearded vultures, completing the presence of all four European species in the country, despite ongoing threats from habitat loss, electrocution, and illegal poisoning.
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AI Poised to Solve Centuries-Old Navier-Stokes Equations
Javier Gómez Serrano, collaborating with Google DeepMind, is on the verge of solving the Navier-Stokes equations, a challenge that has stumped mathematicians for two centuries; their AI-driven approach offers a potential breakthrough with vast implications across science and engineering.
AI Poised to Solve Centuries-Old Navier-Stokes Equations
Javier Gómez Serrano, collaborating with Google DeepMind, is on the verge of solving the Navier-Stokes equations, a challenge that has stumped mathematicians for two centuries; their AI-driven approach offers a potential breakthrough with vast implications across science and engineering.
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