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Ice that doesn’t melt when it’s warm: Meet Ice XXI

Scientists have developed an ice using pressure and X-rays.
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Sam Altman’s Merge Labs may use ultrasound and magnetic field to read your mind

Merge Labs aims to develop brain-computer interfaces using ultrasound and gene therapy instead of invasive implants.
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Jupiter saved Earth from spiralling into the Sun, scientists say

The image of Jupiter captured by the Hubble Space Telescope shows vivid auroras and the famous Great Red Spot. (Image credit: NASA, ESA, and J. Nichols (University of Leicester))
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NASA’s Europa clipper could soon cross the tail of a comet. Why scientists are watching closely

After making its closest approach to Earth on December 19, when it came within about 168 million miles, or 270 million km, 3I/ATLAS began its long departure towards the outer solar system.(Image: NASA)
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Why this Harvard professor says boredom might be the key to happiness Subscriber Only

The acclaimed author argues that smartphones are rewiring the brain to avoid reflection. (Image: FreePik)
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Water in rare pre-solar system rock fragment found on the ‘dark side’ of Moon could be key to understanding Earth’s history

Meteorite found on dark side of the moon.
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Can 2 minutes of doing nothing make you smarter? Neuroscientists say yes Subscriber Only

Resting your brain may be just as powerful as sleeping, researchers say. (Image: FreePik)
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Orionid Meteor Shower 2025 peaks next week: Date, time, and how to watch

Orionid meteors are typically fast-moving, traveling at speeds of 66 kilometers (41 miles) per second. They are often faint and can be hard to see from urban areas. For the best viewing experience, find a dark, rural location away from city lights.  (Image: NASA)
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Comet C/2025 R2 (SWAN) to fly by Earth on October 21: Here’s how to spot it

An image of C/2025 R2 (SWAN) captured on Sept. 15 close to the blue star Spica. (Image credit: Gerald Rhemann, Michael Jaeger)
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13.8 billion years and counting: How we measured the Universe’s age Subscriber Only

The expanding universe, seen through redshifted galaxies and the afterglow of the Big Bang, tells us when time began. (AI Image via DALLE)
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Taurid Fireball meteor shower 2025: Date, timings, and more

Taurid Fireball meteor shower 2025
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Scientists may have found the smallest clump of dark matter, and its million times denser than the sun

The Einstein ring in infrared light, portrayed here in black and white, with the radio emission of the compact symmetric object overlaid on it in color. (Image credit: Keck/EVN/GBT/VLBA)
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SpaceX Starship successfully completes 11th test flight: Check out the world’s top 5 largest rockets before this Subscriber Only

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This simple daily habit could keep your brain young for decades Subscriber Only

Reading reshapes your brain, boosts intelligence, and likely lowers dementia risk. (Image: FreePik)
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What are ghost flowers?

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Blue Origin space flight takes first Kazakh woman, Ukraine investor to space: Video

Blue Origin space flight
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John B. Gurdon, 92, dies; Nobelist paved way for cloning of animals Subscriber Only

Dr. Gurdon first came to global prominence in 1962 as a graduate student at the University of Oxford, with the publication of his now classic experiments involving the cloning of the frog species Xenopus laevis. (Credit: nobelprize.org)
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Aeroplane-sized asteroids approaching earth fast. Check details from NASA

Asteroid AI image
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How the Physics Nobel-winning experiment shaped quantum computing Subscriber Only

For decades, physicists wondered how big a system could be and still show quantum effects. (Image created by ChatGPT)
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In a toxic world, pets could be vital health watchdogs Subscriber Only

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ISRO’s Vyommitra — A robot friend on Gaganyaan that can talk, think, and work in space

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Wildfire smoke will kill thousands more by 2050, study finds Subscriber Only

Firefighters near the Eaton fire in the mountains between Altadena and Mount Wilson in Los Angeles County, Jan. 10, 2025. Pollution from fires, intensified by rising temperatures, is on track to become one of America’s deadliest climate disasters. (Loren Elliott/The New York Times)
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From sun to steel: How hydrogen could fuel our next energy revolution Subscriber Only

Hydrogen fuel, if harnessed properly, could power homes, balance electricity grids, and store renewable energy from solar and wind farms for months. (AI-generated image/DALLE)
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NASA considers nuking asteroid 2024 YR4 to save the Moon from impact

The asteroid 2024 YR4 has less than one per cent of colliding with Earth.
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Scientists unveil Flagship 2, the largest universe simulation ever with 3.4 billion galaxies

Image extracted from the Euclid Flagship universe simulations catalogue. Each dot represents a galaxy: blue points mark galaxies at the centers of dark matter clumps, while red points denote satellites within them. (Image Source: Euclid Consortium)
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