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10th-Century Viking Noble Burial Site Unearthed in Denmark
A 10th-century Viking burial site near Lisbjerg, Denmark, unearthed during construction, contained 30 graves, rare artifacts including a gold-threaded box, and human remains, likely belonging to a noble family connected to King Harald Bluetooth.
10th-Century Viking Noble Burial Site Unearthed in Denmark
A 10th-century Viking burial site near Lisbjerg, Denmark, unearthed during construction, contained 30 graves, rare artifacts including a gold-threaded box, and human remains, likely belonging to a noble family connected to King Harald Bluetooth.
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Climate Change Triples Frequency of Extreme Weather-Causing Planetary Waves
A new study published in PNAS reveals that climate change has tripled the frequency of atmospheric planetary waves causing extreme summer weather in the last 75 years, from roughly one event per summer in the 1950s to about three now; this is linked to events like the 2021 Pacific Northwest heatwave...
Climate Change Triples Frequency of Extreme Weather-Causing Planetary Waves
A new study published in PNAS reveals that climate change has tripled the frequency of atmospheric planetary waves causing extreme summer weather in the last 75 years, from roughly one event per summer in the 1950s to about three now; this is linked to events like the 2021 Pacific Northwest heatwave...
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Music's Impact on the Brain: A Neuroscientific Perspective
Neuroscientist Robert Zatorre's research reveals music's impact on the brain, activating reward circuits and influencing memory, perception, and motor skills. His work, using neuroimaging, highlights music's role in social bonding and its potential therapeutic applications.
Music's Impact on the Brain: A Neuroscientific Perspective
Neuroscientist Robert Zatorre's research reveals music's impact on the brain, activating reward circuits and influencing memory, perception, and motor skills. His work, using neuroimaging, highlights music's role in social bonding and its potential therapeutic applications.
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Asian Needle Ant Stings Cause Anaphylaxis Concerns in 20 US States
The spread of Asian needle ants across 20 US states is causing concern due to reported cases of anaphylaxis from their stings, though the ants are not aggressive and the overall increase in stings is unclear; experts are urging increased public awareness and preventative measures.
Asian Needle Ant Stings Cause Anaphylaxis Concerns in 20 US States
The spread of Asian needle ants across 20 US states is causing concern due to reported cases of anaphylaxis from their stings, though the ants are not aggressive and the overall increase in stings is unclear; experts are urging increased public awareness and preventative measures.
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US Brain Drain: Scientists Flee Funding Cuts and Attacks on Academic Freedom
The Trump administration's cuts to scientific research funding and attacks on academic freedom are causing a mass exodus of American scientists to countries like Canada, Europe, and Australia, with significant implications for the future of US science and global research.
US Brain Drain: Scientists Flee Funding Cuts and Attacks on Academic Freedom
The Trump administration's cuts to scientific research funding and attacks on academic freedom are causing a mass exodus of American scientists to countries like Canada, Europe, and Australia, with significant implications for the future of US science and global research.
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40% Bias Score
Nutreco's AI-Powered Phytocomplexes: A Sustainable Solution for Animal Agriculture
Nutreco, in Switzerland, uses AI and plant science to develop FitoComplexes, sustainable feed additives improving animal health and reducing environmental impact by optimizing plant metabolite combinations for improved digestibility and immunity, enhancing animal agriculture's sustainability.
Nutreco's AI-Powered Phytocomplexes: A Sustainable Solution for Animal Agriculture
Nutreco, in Switzerland, uses AI and plant science to develop FitoComplexes, sustainable feed additives improving animal health and reducing environmental impact by optimizing plant metabolite combinations for improved digestibility and immunity, enhancing animal agriculture's sustainability.
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Climate Change Impacts on UK Marine Species: Habitat Shifts and Conservation Challenges
A study predicts increased suitable habitats for some endangered UK marine species like rays, sharks, and oysters due to climate change, while others face habitat loss, potentially impacting marine protected area management.
Climate Change Impacts on UK Marine Species: Habitat Shifts and Conservation Challenges
A study predicts increased suitable habitats for some endangered UK marine species like rays, sharks, and oysters due to climate change, while others face habitat loss, potentially impacting marine protected area management.
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Painless Nanopatch Revolutionizes Disease Diagnosis with Real-Time Molecular Analysis
King's College London researchers created a nanopatch with nano-needles a thousand times thinner than a human hair that extracts molecular information from tissue without causing pain or damage, enabling real-time disease monitoring and repeated sampling, as published in Nature Nanotechnology.
Painless Nanopatch Revolutionizes Disease Diagnosis with Real-Time Molecular Analysis
King's College London researchers created a nanopatch with nano-needles a thousand times thinner than a human hair that extracts molecular information from tissue without causing pain or damage, enabling real-time disease monitoring and repeated sampling, as published in Nature Nanotechnology.
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NASA Budget Cuts Jeopardize 19 ESA Space Programs
NASA's proposed 2026 budget cuts threaten 19 joint ESA programs, including LISA, Envision, and NewAthena, potentially delaying research for a decade and jeopardizing Europe's lunar ambitions, forcing a reassessment of its space sovereignty and partnerships.
NASA Budget Cuts Jeopardize 19 ESA Space Programs
NASA's proposed 2026 budget cuts threaten 19 joint ESA programs, including LISA, Envision, and NewAthena, potentially delaying research for a decade and jeopardizing Europe's lunar ambitions, forcing a reassessment of its space sovereignty and partnerships.
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Terminal Lucidity Challenges Materialistic View of Consciousness
Alexander Batthyány's research on terminal lucidity, the temporary return of lucidity in patients with severe brain damage, challenges materialistic views of consciousness, suggesting a potential independent consciousness. Up to 6% of patients experience this phenomenon, adding complexity to the und...
Terminal Lucidity Challenges Materialistic View of Consciousness
Alexander Batthyány's research on terminal lucidity, the temporary return of lucidity in patients with severe brain damage, challenges materialistic views of consciousness, suggesting a potential independent consciousness. Up to 6% of patients experience this phenomenon, adding complexity to the und...
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48% Bias Score
Forever Chemical" Found in Most UK Rivers
Researchers found trifluoroacetic acid (TFA), a persistent chemical, in 98% of 32 UK rivers, prompting concerns about its impact on human reproduction and raising questions about the lack of UK regulations.
Forever Chemical" Found in Most UK Rivers
Researchers found trifluoroacetic acid (TFA), a persistent chemical, in 98% of 32 UK rivers, prompting concerns about its impact on human reproduction and raising questions about the lack of UK regulations.
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Homer's School Excavations Reveal Ancient Ithaca's Rich History
Excavations at Homer's School in Ithaca, Greece, have unearthed artifacts dating from the Final Neolithic period (late 5th/4th millennium BC) to the Roman era, including an intact Mycenaean fountain, Hellenistic and Roman pottery, votive offerings, and inscriptions referencing Odysseus, revealing a ...
Homer's School Excavations Reveal Ancient Ithaca's Rich History
Excavations at Homer's School in Ithaca, Greece, have unearthed artifacts dating from the Final Neolithic period (late 5th/4th millennium BC) to the Roman era, including an intact Mycenaean fountain, Hellenistic and Roman pottery, votive offerings, and inscriptions referencing Odysseus, revealing a ...
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40% Bias Score
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