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FUTURE / NEWS
The Radio Signal Hidden Inside Static
A Stanford prototype turns unavoidable thermal noise into a kilobit-speed wireless link without generating a conventional carrier.
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SCIENCE & SPACE / NEWS
A Dead Star’s Debris Split Into Two Rings
Spectra of a white dwarf reveal two chemically distinct debris rings—and hint that surviving rocky bodies are shaping them.
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CIVILIZATION / NEWS
Stone Crossed a Landscape Now Underwater
Two submerged sites at Murujuga preserve stone artefacts from a cultural landscape flooded at least 9,000 years ago.
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HUMAN / NEWS
Patients Helped an Epilepsy Monitor Learn Its Mistakes
In a 13-patient hospital study, feedback from people undergoing EEG monitoring helped a seizure detector reject many of its own false alarms.
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UNEXPLAINED / NEWS
German Lawmakers Ask Who Handles UAP Reports
A formal Bundestag inquiry asks whether Germany has clear responsibility, reporting channels and shared data for unidentified aerial phenomena.
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A Drone Can Plan Around What It Cannot Predict
A new planner builds time-aware safety corridors around unseen, moving obstacles—then keeps recalculating the route onboard.
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SCIENCE & SPACE / NEWS
Heavy Methanol Exposes a Gap in Space Chemistry
ALMA has revealed the first robust interstellar detection of fully deuterated methanol—and current chemistry models cannot reproduce its abundance.
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CIVILIZATION / NEWS
A Workshop Reveals Lismore’s Monastic Importance
Burials and specialist metalworking strengthen the case that Lismore was an influential early medieval monastic centre.
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UNEXPLAINED / NEWS
UAP Release Six: More Records, Not a Verdict
The September 18 release expands public access to UAP records. What does that actually establish?
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CIVILIZATION / NEWS
Researchers Challenge How the Anthropocene Was Rejected
The argument over the Anthropocene now includes a question about how scientific institutions make their decisions.
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New Burial Analysis Changes a Göbekli Tepe Puzzle
Scattered human bones can suggest a dramatic ritual. Before choosing that explanation, archaeologists must ask how the bones became scattered.
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SCIENCE & SPACE / NEWS
Webb Reads Collision Clues in Dust Around Stars
The collision is out of view. Its debris may still carry a chemical signature of how violent it was.
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SCIENCE & SPACE / NEWS
Bright Cosmic Sources Were Hiding at the Softest Energies
An object can be luminous and still escape a survey. Sometimes the missing ingredient is the part of the spectrum being searched.
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HUMAN / NEWS
Helping Cells Read Past a Premature Stop Signal
Some disease-causing mutations interrupt a protein before it is finished. Researchers are exploring a way to help the cell keep reading.
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HUMAN / NEWS
A Large Long COVID Trial Found No Antiviral Benefit
A plausible explanation for an illness does not automatically produce an effective treatment. RECOVER-VITAL has supplied an important test.
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PubMed Is Testing a Map of Connected Research
One paper can answer a question and hide the next one. A new PubMed pilot aims to make neighbouring research easier to find.
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A Battery Designed to Disappear After Its Job
A swallowed medical sensor needs power. Researchers are testing a battery whose useful life ends before its material life does.
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SCIENCE & SPACE / NEWS
A Martian Rock Can Remember More Than One Kind of Water
A peer-reviewed study reconstructs several water episodes in Jezero’s Margin unit, while leaving key questions about ancient habitats unresolved.
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FUTURE / NEWS
A Robot Can Do the Task. Can It Do the Job?
Anthropic’s new analysis draws a revealing line between technical capability and affordable automation.
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HUMAN / NEWS
A New Brain Atlas Looks Beneath the Diagnosis
Millions of cell nuclei offer a closer view of what brain disorders share—and where they differ.
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SCIENCE & SPACE / NEWS
Could Moon Dust Become a Search for Ancient Technology?
A new proposal turns the search for extraterrestrial intelligence toward microscopic particles—with no detection claimed.
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CIVILIZATION / NEWS
Twenty Coins Bring Rome’s English Quarter Into View
A new report connects small finds with the working life of an early medieval community.
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