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Hungarian Hilltop Unearths 900+ Metal Artifacts, Reshaping Hallstatt Culture Understanding
Archaeologists in Hungary unearthed over 900 metal objects over 3,400 years old on Somló Hill, suggesting it was a major Late Bronze Age and Early Iron Age metalworking center and seat of power for elite warriors of the Hallstatt culture, challenging previous geographic boundaries.
Hungarian Hilltop Unearths 900+ Metal Artifacts, Reshaping Hallstatt Culture Understanding
Archaeologists in Hungary unearthed over 900 metal objects over 3,400 years old on Somló Hill, suggesting it was a major Late Bronze Age and Early Iron Age metalworking center and seat of power for elite warriors of the Hallstatt culture, challenging previous geographic boundaries.
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52% Bias Score
World's First Hydrogen Fuel Cell Helicopter Flight Achieved
United Therapeutics successfully completed the world's first hydrogen fuel cell-powered helicopter flight on March 27, 2025, in Bromont, Quebec, advancing their sustainable organ delivery system and showcasing zero-emission aviation technology.
World's First Hydrogen Fuel Cell Helicopter Flight Achieved
United Therapeutics successfully completed the world's first hydrogen fuel cell-powered helicopter flight on March 27, 2025, in Bromont, Quebec, advancing their sustainable organ delivery system and showcasing zero-emission aviation technology.
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48% Bias Score
VU Amsterdam Faces Backlash Over Plan to Close Earth Sciences Department
The Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam plans to close its Earth Sciences department due to financial issues, despite strong opposition from students, researchers, and numerous organizations who highlight the department's critical role in climate research and the energy transition, including its internatio...
VU Amsterdam Faces Backlash Over Plan to Close Earth Sciences Department
The Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam plans to close its Earth Sciences department due to financial issues, despite strong opposition from students, researchers, and numerous organizations who highlight the department's critical role in climate research and the energy transition, including its internatio...
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48% Bias Score
Early Cretaceous Climate Fluctuations Challenge Greenhouse Warming Narrative
An international team, using 140-million-year-old oyster fossils and climate simulations, discovered significant seasonal temperature variations and periodic glacial melting during the Early Cretaceous greenhouse period, challenging the long-held belief of a uniformly warm climate and offering new p...
Early Cretaceous Climate Fluctuations Challenge Greenhouse Warming Narrative
An international team, using 140-million-year-old oyster fossils and climate simulations, discovered significant seasonal temperature variations and periodic glacial melting during the Early Cretaceous greenhouse period, challenging the long-held belief of a uniformly warm climate and offering new p...
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20% Bias Score
Trump Halts US Funding for Certain Foreign Virology Research
On May 5th, 2024, President Trump announced an executive order ending US federal funding for certain foreign virology research programs, particularly those involving "gain-of-function" research, citing concerns about the origins of COVID-19 and the potential for future pandemics.
Trump Halts US Funding for Certain Foreign Virology Research
On May 5th, 2024, President Trump announced an executive order ending US federal funding for certain foreign virology research programs, particularly those involving "gain-of-function" research, citing concerns about the origins of COVID-19 and the potential for future pandemics.
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56% Bias Score
Soviet Venus Probe Set to Re-enter Earth's Atmosphere
The Soviet spacecraft Kosmos 482, launched in 1972, is predicted to re-enter Earth's atmosphere around May 10, 2025, at 21:05 CEST, posing a minimal risk due to its robust design intended for a Venus landing; its landing location remains uncertain.
Soviet Venus Probe Set to Re-enter Earth's Atmosphere
The Soviet spacecraft Kosmos 482, launched in 1972, is predicted to re-enter Earth's atmosphere around May 10, 2025, at 21:05 CEST, posing a minimal risk due to its robust design intended for a Venus landing; its landing location remains uncertain.
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28% Bias Score
Herculaneum Scroll Deciphered: "On Vices" by Philodemus
Using virtual unwrapping technology, researchers deciphered a carbonized scroll from Herculaneum, revealing it as "On Vices" by the Greek philosopher Philodemus, part of a larger ethical treatise, potentially the first book, challenging previous assumptions and opening new avenues for understanding ...
Herculaneum Scroll Deciphered: "On Vices" by Philodemus
Using virtual unwrapping technology, researchers deciphered a carbonized scroll from Herculaneum, revealing it as "On Vices" by the Greek philosopher Philodemus, part of a larger ethical treatise, potentially the first book, challenging previous assumptions and opening new avenues for understanding ...
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12% Bias Score
Trump's $6 Billion NASA Budget Cut Prioritizes Lunar and Mars Missions
President Trump's proposed budget cuts NASA's funding by $6 billion, prioritizing lunar and Mars missions and increasing reliance on private contractors like SpaceX and Blue Origin, despite concerns about reduced government oversight.
Trump's $6 Billion NASA Budget Cut Prioritizes Lunar and Mars Missions
President Trump's proposed budget cuts NASA's funding by $6 billion, prioritizing lunar and Mars missions and increasing reliance on private contractors like SpaceX and Blue Origin, despite concerns about reduced government oversight.
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60% Bias Score
Ancient Papyrus Identified as Philodemus' "On Anger" Using X-ray Technology
X-ray technology and AI analysis have identified a charred papyrus found in a Roman villa buried by Mount Vesuvius as a work by the ancient Greek philosopher Philodemus, titled "On Anger," representing a significant breakthrough in papyrology.
Ancient Papyrus Identified as Philodemus' "On Anger" Using X-ray Technology
X-ray technology and AI analysis have identified a charred papyrus found in a Roman villa buried by Mount Vesuvius as a work by the ancient Greek philosopher Philodemus, titled "On Anger," representing a significant breakthrough in papyrology.
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20% Bias Score
Trump's NASA Budget: \$8 Billion for Moon and Mars, Deep Cuts to Science
The Trump administration proposed a nearly 25% cut to NASA's 2026 budget, totaling \$18.8 billion, prioritizing human lunar and Mars missions (\$8 billion combined) while canceling the Mars sample return and significantly reducing funding for Earth science and other scientific research programs.
Trump's NASA Budget: \$8 Billion for Moon and Mars, Deep Cuts to Science
The Trump administration proposed a nearly 25% cut to NASA's 2026 budget, totaling \$18.8 billion, prioritizing human lunar and Mars missions (\$8 billion combined) while canceling the Mars sample return and significantly reducing funding for Earth science and other scientific research programs.
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48% Bias Score
EU Invites US Scientists Amid Trump's Research Funding Cuts
The European Union, led by Ursula von der Leyen, is inviting US scientists, negatively impacted by Donald Trump's policies, to relocate to Europe, offering increased funding and legal protections for research freedom, in contrast to recent US budget cuts to crucial research areas such as environment...
EU Invites US Scientists Amid Trump's Research Funding Cuts
The European Union, led by Ursula von der Leyen, is inviting US scientists, negatively impacted by Donald Trump's policies, to relocate to Europe, offering increased funding and legal protections for research freedom, in contrast to recent US budget cuts to crucial research areas such as environment...
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52% Bias Score
Bolivian 'Zombie' Volcano Shows Activity, but No Imminent Eruption
The Uturuncu volcano in Bolivia, dormant for 250,000 years, exhibits gas release, earthquakes, and ground deformation (up to 1cm annually), attributed to magma-hydrothermal interaction, not imminent eruption, according to a recent study in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
Bolivian 'Zombie' Volcano Shows Activity, but No Imminent Eruption
The Uturuncu volcano in Bolivia, dormant for 250,000 years, exhibits gas release, earthquakes, and ground deformation (up to 1cm annually), attributed to magma-hydrothermal interaction, not imminent eruption, according to a recent study in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
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12% Bias Score
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