Quote of the Week
"What we have done for ourselves alone dies with us; what we have done for others and the world remains and is immortal."
Albert PikeTODAY'S BRIGHTER SIDE NEWS
Freshwater fish can make human bones appear centuries older
Six medieval Danish burials yielded dates that appeared to predate their monasteries. The likely explanation was old carbon in freshwater fish.
Paleontologists discover a giant rodent that lived in Thailand 34 million years ago
Two teeth from a mine in southern Thailand reveal an unusually large early rodent. The discovery pushes the history of rodent gigantism deeper into Southeast Asia’s fossil record.
Hybrid cooling system could make AI data centers cheaper and more efficient
A single boiling drop pulled heat from a simulated chip hotspot while a water bath carried heat away. The lab test points to a new way to handle sudden temperature spikes.
Little red dots may hold the secret to the universe’s first black holes
The black hole inside QSO1 grew to about 50 million solar masses in the early universe. A new model tests whether it could have started before the first stars.