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A distant supermassive black hole produced the brightest flare ever recorded, likely caused by a giant star torn apart inside its disk.
Astronomers track the brightest black hole flare ever recorded and uncover a massive star torn apart 10 billion light years away.
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Scientists reveal how the brain’s hourly stress rhythm boosts alertness and cortisol, offering clues to sleep, mood, and mental health.
HealthScientists discover a stress clock in the brain that ticks every hourMac Oliveau
A new AI system from NYU aims to protect you from confusing or unfair contract terms
AIContractNerd: New AI tool helps you spot hidden risks in business and job contracts before you signShy Cohen
The biomaterial-based random laser when activated.
InnovationsScientists just built a laser entirely out of peanuts and birch leavesRebecca Shavit
A global team tested how dark matter moves across the universe and found it follows gravity like ordinary matter, tightening limits on any hidden force.
SpaceDark matter obeys the same cosmic rules as ordinary matter, study findsJoseph Shavit
New CCNA2 research may help your heart regrow healthy muscle after injury.
HealthNew gene discovery can help repair heart damage from heart attack or heart failureJoseph Shavit
An all-electric plane’s quiet landing in Seattle marks a major step toward sustainable aviation and a cleaner future for flight.
InnovationsBETA Technologies’ all-electric plane lands at Boeing Field, marking a milestone for clean aviationJoseph Shavit
A new paint developed at the University of Sydney keeps buildings cool while drawing fresh water straight from the air
Green ImpactEco-friendly roof paint cools homes and extracts fresh water from the airRebecca Shavit
Laser light flips magnetism in common crystal, no heat required
DiscoveriesA flash of light just redefined what we know about matterShy Cohen
A pod of killer whales in Mexico’s Gulf of California has been filmed hunting juvenile great white sharks, flipping them to eat their nutrient-rich livers
DiscoveriesFilmed for the first time: Killer whales attack and kill great white sharksJoshua Shavit
David Evans, left, and James Pierce in the Yale Paleomagnetic Laboratory.
SpaceEarth’s magnetic field flipped wildly 565 million years ago and life changed foreverJoseph Shavit
Low-dose aspirin may lower the risk of heart attack, stroke, and death in adults with Type 2 diabetes
HealthLow-dose aspirin can reduce risk for heart attacks and strokes in adults with Type 2 diabetesMac Oliveau
Two tiny pterosaurs, lost to a Jurassic storm, are rewriting what scientists know about prehistoric skies
DiscoveriesTwo 150-million-year-old baby pterosaurs changed what we know about life and deathJoshua Shavit
Illustration of the Capacitive Touch Screen of a Smartphone.
HealthNew touch-screen sensor rapidly detects hydration levels through your skinMac Oliveau
A new AI framework from UC San Diego merges biomechanics with generative modeling to create lifelike, safe exercise movements.
AIGenerative AI can help athletes avoid injuriesShy Cohen
Photo: In the Takizawa Laboratory. Discussing computational-analysis data with Professor Tayfun Tezduyar from Rice University.
SpaceNew space-time flow analysis is transforming science and medicineJoseph Shavit
A University of Michigan study finds the Mediterranean diet may ease IBS symptoms nearly as well as the low-FODMAP diet.
HealthMediterranean diet provides significant relief for IBS sufferers, study findsRebecca Shavit