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Big discoveries, deep space, and fresh answers to fascinating questions.
Big discoveries, deep space, and fresh answers to fascinating questions.
Big discoveries, deep space, and fresh answers to fascinating questions.
The cross-species reference charts 25.5 million cells in a brain network involved in movement, habits and decision-making.
Space.com says Vulcan Centaur is scheduled to launch 40 Amazon internet satellites on November 13.
A Science study describes sophisticated hunting at a 125,000-year-old site in Saudi Arabia’s interior.
China’s payload call lists Jupiter and Callisto orbits plus a planned moon landing, with overseas researchers invited to participate.
CEO Dave Limp reportedly told staff Orbital Reef won’t enter NASA’s next commercial station competition, with bids due in December.
The release covers an area of sky equivalent to 9,500 full Moons, ESA says.
Nature reports average blood microplastic levels in 47 Brazilian mammals were similar to those in many humans.
In one Sri Lankan park, female elephants’ average group size fell from 14 to 3.5 as the population declined.
A Current Biology study reports a Florida swamp mushroom makes both psilocybin and deadly amatoxins.
NASASpaceflight recalls how Buzz Aldrin’s three spacewalks demonstrated astronauts could work outside a spacecraft.
New Scientist reports researchers tested an obesity framework using data from more than 800,000 people.
A November 10–13 review could lead to revocation amid rising measles cases and falling kindergarten vaccination coverage.
Researchers report a record-low effective temperature, with seven-second observations that could help future tests of gravity.
Researchers link the projected 0.4% dip to clean technology and the Iran war’s energy shock, warning it may not last.
Blue and Gold completed powered Earth flybys and are headed toward Mars, with arrival planned for September 2027.
Scientists want emissions cuts and carbon-removal plans as the UN warns warming will exceed 1.5°C above preindustrial levels.
Foundayo appeared less effective than Lilly’s injectable Zepbound, according to STAT’s report on the trial results.
Researchers detected no long-term association between ecological instability and skeletal signs of violence in the valley.
The safety-focused trial paired targeted gene delivery in the brain with low-dose clozapine, but had no control group.
One lake had mercury levels considered severely harmful to aquatic life for centuries, Phys.org reports.