Science
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Today’s moon phase explained: What the moon will look like on June 16, 2026
The new moon has passed, and visibility will slowly return over the next few nights. What is the phase of…
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A DNA study rewrites the history of koalas, finding that their decline began 100,000 years ago, before humans arrived
Researchers have generally accepted the narrative of humans contributing to the decline of koala numbers in Australia. While habitat destruction…
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Countess I: A uniformly scanned catalog of known and new transiting exoplanets in TESS’s northern continuous viewing region.
Planet radius distribution and orbital period of TOIs, new false positives and planet candidates. Countess discovered 38 new planetary signals,…
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Melting Arctic glaciers are changing life under the sea
An interesting new study published in nature A new study reveals an unexpected consequence of climate change: As Arctic glaciers…
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Scientists turned red lettuce green and something surprising happened
The red color of lettuce comes from anthocyanins, a group of polyphenol pigments that have attracted attention for their antioxidant…
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Milky Way photography guide 2026: June’s best stargazing tips, expert camera settings and dark sky locations revealed |
For a few precious months each year, the brightest, most attractive region of the Milky Way rises high enough above…
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The sky today, Monday, June 15: Mercury is at its easternmost elongation
Return to list of articles Mercury lines up with Venus, Jupiter and the Moon in the evening sky as the…
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Survival and favorable neurological outcomes after home birth at 22 weeks gestation: a case report
Specialization Please chooseI am not a medical professional.Allergy and immunityanatomyAnesthesiaBiostatisticsCardiac/thoracic/vascular surgeryHeart diseaseCritical caredentistrySkin diseasesDiabetes and endocrinologyEmergency medicineEpidemiology and public healthFamily…
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Oxford physicists have made Schrödinger’s cat even stranger
Researchers at the University of Oxford have created a new type of quantum superposition, a phenomenon often associated with Schrödinger’s…
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Oxford physicists have made Schrödinger’s cat even stranger
Researchers at the University of Oxford have created a new type of quantum superposition, a phenomenon often associated with Schrödinger’s…
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