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What a trapped antimatter particle could tell us about reality
The important advance was holding a single positron for months at ultracold temperatures, where researchers could observe its quantum transitions—not simply trapping antimatter.
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Why are armadillos moving up north?
Armadillos are a signal species: their expansion into Kentucky, Indiana, Ohio, and Illinois reflects warmer temperatures, milder winters, and changing habitats.
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When, and where, did bats first take to the sky?
The Bat1K consortium combined reference-quality genomes from 103 living bat species with data from 65 fossil bats to reconstruct bat evolution.
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People are microdosing GLP-1s for weight loss. Is it safe?
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Terence Tao on how AI math solutions miss the point
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What was life like for Tyrannosaurus rex?
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Isabella Rossellini on how acting connects to animal cognition
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Why are we changing the way we keep time?
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Kazuo Ishiguro on emotional truth in sci-fi and in our AI reality
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Is that garbage can bear resistant? These bears will find out
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Jennifer Doudna on what it takes to be a good scientist
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Getting the billion-dollar PRIMA space telescope off the ground
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Ayana Elizabeth Johnson on making climate action cool
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Could a whale swallow a human, 'Whalefall' style?
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Why do politicians talk like that?
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Sargassum superblooms are choking coastlines around the Atlantic
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Celebrating Ada Lovelace Day and the women who made the internet
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Are attachment styles more than a social media trend?
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The science and politics of the new mRNA flu vaccine
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What is the Kelvin wave on the West Coast?
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