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New research finds deep-crater nuclear blasts could deflect dangerous large asteroids faster than direct-impact methods.
A new asteroid defense study suggests deeper nuclear detonations could shift large space rocks far faster.
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New study finds megacity growth slows as countries urbanize, reshaping forecasts for where people will live by 2100.
DiscoveriesStudy makes surprising prediction on where people will live by 2100Rebecca Shavit
Professor Andrea Morello and PhD candidate Arjen Vaartjes: the new method more than halved the chance of error, and it cut the total measurement time to a third.
DiscoveriesQuantum cat strategy reduces errors and speeds up quantum computingShy Cohen
A fossil found in 1985 is now identified as Antarctica’s first discovered dinosaur bone, a titanosaur vertebra from 82.6 million years ago.
DiscoveriesMassive Titanosaurs roamed Antarctica over 80 million years agoHannah Shavit-Weiner
New study suggests interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS formed about 12 billion years ago in an extremely cold environment.
Space12 billion years old interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS may be older than the solar systemJoseph Shavit
A new Triassic fossil reveals a two-legged, beaked reptile that evolved along the crocodile lineage.
DiscoveriesNew Triassic fossil reveals bird-like reptile related to crocodilesHannah Shavit-Weiner
A new study reveals how Earth’s deep structure controls the formation of rare earth elements, offering clues for future discovery.
DiscoveriesNew global atlas reveals where rare Earth elements form deep inside EarthRebecca Shavit
A new study shows how chants, songs and music shape football stadium culture differently across England, Germany and beyond.
DiscoveriesWhy football stadiums sound so different across EuropeAmyn Bhai
A global study shows that mammals living in pairs or groups tend to live longer, highlighting the role of social behavior in lifespan.
DiscoveriesSocial living linked to longer lifespan in humans and other mammalsMac Oliveau
Juno spotted bead-like auroras on Ganymede, suggesting Earth-like magnetic processes may shape the Jovian moon’s glowing skies.
SpaceStrange beads of light on Ganymede look strikingly like Earth’s aurorasJoseph Shavit
A newly identified cucumber gene links green peel color to chloroplast health, pigment production, and iron-sulfur activity.
Green ImpactWhy some cucumbers stay green while others turn yellowRebecca Shavit
Markers of karyoptosis, a newly defined form of cell death, have turned up in Alzheimer’s and frontotemporal dementia brains
HealthScientists discover new cause of neuron death in Alzheimer’s and dementiaMac Oliveau
Seismic data suggest Mars built complex magma systems deep underground without plate tectonics, reshaping ideas about habitable worlds.
SpaceEnormous, Earth-like magma systems once existed inside MarsJoseph Shavit
Study finds great apes share a laughter rhythm dating back 15 million years, offering clues to how human speech evolved.
DiscoveriesApes and humans share an ancient laughter rhythm dating back 15 million yearsHannah Shavit-Weiner
New study argues time may emerge from quantum entanglement rather than exist as a fundamental backdrop.
SpaceTime may be an illusion derived from quantum entanglementShy Cohen
New studies show AI and quantum computing can speed up the discovery of quantum materials, unlocking future breakthroughs in technology and energy.
AIAI and quantum computers revolutionize discovery of quantum materialsShy Cohen
Scientists discover how superheated magma changes eruption behavior by delaying crystal formation deep underground.
DiscoveriesSuperheated magma could explain explosive volcanic eruptionsRebecca Shavit