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New research shows how critical quantum sensing could transform precision measurement, enabling more accurate technology and scientific discovery.
Scientists develop new quantum sensing method using phase transitions to achieve ultra-precise, real-world measurement capabilities.
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Scientists develop a solar-powered system that converts carbon dioxide and waste into valuable chemicals, offering a new path to sustainable industry.
Green ImpactSolar catalyst converts CO2 and organic waste into essential materialsRebecca Shavit
This image shows satellites crossing the night sky above the northern Atacama Desert in Chile, over a period of just one hour.
Space1.7 million satellites and space mirrors may put the night sky at riskJoshua Shavit
The U-Shift system combines a mobile platform (“drive board”) with replaceable capsules for different applications.
InnovationsGermany’s U-Shift II reimagines the vehicle as a swappable platformAmyn Bhai
Webb reveals a warm giant planet orbiting a white dwarf, offering clues to how planets survive after their stars die.
SpaceUniversity of St Andrews scientists discover what will happen when our sun diesJoseph Shavit
GJ 3378 b is a super Earth exoplanet that orbits a M-type star. Its mass is 2.3 Earths, it takes 21.5 days to complete one orbit of its star, and is 0.09673 AU from its star.
SpaceNearby exoplanet just got more Earth-like and promising for lifeJoseph Shavit
New research suggests Earth may hold 14 million to 20 million insect species, far above the long-accepted estimate of 6 million.
Green ImpactEarth may be home to 3x more insect species than scientists thoughtHannah Shavit-Weiner
New survey finds most Americans eat hot dogs but do not know processed meat is linked to colorectal cancer risk.
HealthFourth of July warning: 9 out of 10 Americans are unaware of hot dog health risksMac Oliveau
Researchers developed a solar-powered desalination device featuring laser-etched superwicking black metal (right). Unlike existing solar desalination systems (left), Professor Chunlei Guo’s design prevents salt and mineral buildup from clogging the surface.
Green ImpactSolar desalination breakthrough converts ocean water into clean, waste-free, waterShy Cohen
Rare Neanderthal infant fossils suggest prenatal growth was much like modern humans, while teeth reveal signs of early physiological stress.
DiscoveriesNeanderthals began life more like humans than scientists thoughtRebecca Shavit
Simons has articulated a desire to prevent others from experiencing the loss of family members in their youth, as he might.
HealthMeet the 15-year-old prodigy trying to unlock the secrets to human immortalityJoseph Shavit
New Horizons data shows the solar wind slows 13% to 15% in the outer heliosphere as it picks up interstellar material.
SpaceAstronomers discover why solar winds gradually slow down on their way out of the solar systemJoshua Shavit
New research finds deep-crater nuclear blasts could deflect dangerous large asteroids faster than direct-impact methods.
SpaceDeep-crater nuclear blasts could defend Earth against asteroidsJoshua Shavit
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