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Rare 18th-Century Tiles Unearthed in Polish Monastery
Hundreds of rare, custom-made heraldic tiles, dating from 1711-1730, were discovered beneath an 18th-century Basilian monastery near Chełm, Poland, offering unique insights into monastic life and the history of the region.
Rare 18th-Century Tiles Unearthed in Polish Monastery
Hundreds of rare, custom-made heraldic tiles, dating from 1711-1730, were discovered beneath an 18th-century Basilian monastery near Chełm, Poland, offering unique insights into monastic life and the history of the region.
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Japan Develops World's Largest-Class Superconducting Quantum Computer
Japanese researchers, in collaboration with Fujitsu, unveiled a 256-qubit superconducting quantum computer, quadrupling qubit density through a 3D connection structure and advanced cooling, making it accessible globally via a cloud platform for research and commercial applications.
Japan Develops World's Largest-Class Superconducting Quantum Computer
Japanese researchers, in collaboration with Fujitsu, unveiled a 256-qubit superconducting quantum computer, quadrupling qubit density through a 3D connection structure and advanced cooling, making it accessible globally via a cloud platform for research and commercial applications.
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Fujitsu and RIKEN to Build Next-Generation Supercomputer FugakuNEXT
Fujitsu and Japan's RIKEN are developing the FugakuNEXT supercomputer, using Fujitsu's 2-nanometer FUJITSU-MONAKA CPUs, to be completed by Q1 2026, bolstering Japan's technological independence and global scientific competitiveness.
Fujitsu and RIKEN to Build Next-Generation Supercomputer FugakuNEXT
Fujitsu and Japan's RIKEN are developing the FugakuNEXT supercomputer, using Fujitsu's 2-nanometer FUJITSU-MONAKA CPUs, to be completed by Q1 2026, bolstering Japan's technological independence and global scientific competitiveness.
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Cricket Pasta: A Sustainable, But Expensive, Food Source
A northern Italian farm processes one million crickets daily into sustainable, protein-rich flour used in various food products, though its high cost (£60/kg) currently limits widespread adoption despite growing acceptance in parts of Europe.
Cricket Pasta: A Sustainable, But Expensive, Food Source
A northern Italian farm processes one million crickets daily into sustainable, protein-rich flour used in various food products, though its high cost (£60/kg) currently limits widespread adoption despite growing acceptance in parts of Europe.
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Two Years Left in Global Carbon Budget to Meet 1.5°C Target
A new scientific assessment reveals that at current emission rates, the world has only two years remaining of its carbon budget to meet the 1.5°C climate target, necessitating drastic emissions reductions to avoid catastrophic consequences including intensified extreme weather and rising sea levels.
Two Years Left in Global Carbon Budget to Meet 1.5°C Target
A new scientific assessment reveals that at current emission rates, the world has only two years remaining of its carbon budget to meet the 1.5°C climate target, necessitating drastic emissions reductions to avoid catastrophic consequences including intensified extreme weather and rising sea levels.
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Accelerated Sea Level Rise: Dire Climate Change Report
A new scientific report reveals that global sea levels are rising twice as fast as last century, averaging 4.3mm annually since 2019, threatening coastal areas with flooding and erosion; the remaining carbon budget to limit warming to 1.5°C is down to three years' worth of emissions.
Accelerated Sea Level Rise: Dire Climate Change Report
A new scientific report reveals that global sea levels are rising twice as fast as last century, averaging 4.3mm annually since 2019, threatening coastal areas with flooding and erosion; the remaining carbon budget to limit warming to 1.5°C is down to three years' worth of emissions.
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Starship Explosion Delays SpaceX's Lunar and Starlink Plans
SpaceX's Starship 36 exploded during a static fire test on Thursday morning, due to a fuel leak in auxiliary tanks, delaying plans for the Starlink satellite constellation and the Artemis 3 lunar mission, highlighting the challenges of rapid space development.
Starship Explosion Delays SpaceX's Lunar and Starlink Plans
SpaceX's Starship 36 exploded during a static fire test on Thursday morning, due to a fuel leak in auxiliary tanks, delaying plans for the Starlink satellite constellation and the Artemis 3 lunar mission, highlighting the challenges of rapid space development.
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Newly Discovered Microorganism Challenges Understanding of Viral Origins
A newly discovered microorganism, Sukunaarchaeum, challenges existing biological understandings by blurring the lines between viruses and cellular life, its minimal genome and dependence on a host suggesting viruses may have evolved from cells.
Newly Discovered Microorganism Challenges Understanding of Viral Origins
A newly discovered microorganism, Sukunaarchaeum, challenges existing biological understandings by blurring the lines between viruses and cellular life, its minimal genome and dependence on a host suggesting viruses may have evolved from cells.
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Gates Advocates for Alzheimer's Research Following Father's Death
Bill Gates details his experience with his father's battle against Alzheimer's, highlighting the recent FDA approval of a blood-based diagnostic test as a significant breakthrough in early detection and treatment, advocating for increased research funding to combat the disease affecting over seven m...
Gates Advocates for Alzheimer's Research Following Father's Death
Bill Gates details his experience with his father's battle against Alzheimer's, highlighting the recent FDA approval of a blood-based diagnostic test as a significant breakthrough in early detection and treatment, advocating for increased research funding to combat the disease affecting over seven m...
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Study: 1.5-Degree Celsius Warming Threshold Likely to Be Passed by Early 2028
A new study predicts that by early 2028, humanity will have emitted enough carbon dioxide to make exceeding the crucial 1.5 degrees Celsius global warming threshold highly probable, triggering more severe climate extremes and jeopardizing vulnerable populations.
Study: 1.5-Degree Celsius Warming Threshold Likely to Be Passed by Early 2028
A new study predicts that by early 2028, humanity will have emitted enough carbon dioxide to make exceeding the crucial 1.5 degrees Celsius global warming threshold highly probable, triggering more severe climate extremes and jeopardizing vulnerable populations.
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Three Years Left to Limit Warming to 1.5C, Scientists Warn
A new study by over 60 leading climate scientists warns that the Earth could surpass the 1.5°C warming limit in three years at current CO2 emission rates, based on a shrinking carbon budget of 130 billion tonnes, with the rate of heating more than doubling since the 1970s and 80s, primarily due to g...
Three Years Left to Limit Warming to 1.5C, Scientists Warn
A new study by over 60 leading climate scientists warns that the Earth could surpass the 1.5°C warming limit in three years at current CO2 emission rates, based on a shrinking carbon budget of 130 billion tonnes, with the rate of heating more than doubling since the 1970s and 80s, primarily due to g...
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Genetic Factors Significantly Influence Weight Loss Response to Healthy Diets
A new study involving 761 Israeli adults with abdominal obesity found that despite following various healthy diets for 18-24 months, 28% experienced no weight loss, yet still showed significant improvements in cardio-metabolic health, suggesting that genetic factors play a significant role in weight...
Genetic Factors Significantly Influence Weight Loss Response to Healthy Diets
A new study involving 761 Israeli adults with abdominal obesity found that despite following various healthy diets for 18-24 months, 28% experienced no weight loss, yet still showed significant improvements in cardio-metabolic health, suggesting that genetic factors play a significant role in weight...
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64% Bias Score
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