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    Brain Development: Soft Electronic Implant for Neural Activity Tracking

    Brain Development: Soft Electronic Implant for Neural Activity Tracking

    Researchers developed a soft, elastic mesh implant to track neural activity in developing brains. This innovative tool offers insights into brain development and neurological disorders like autism and schizophrenia.


    JWST Creates Largest Map of the Universe: Discoveries!

    JWST Creates Largest Map of the Universe: Discoveries!

    JWST's COSMOS-Web map, spanning cosmic time, reveals 800,000 galaxies, including unexpectedly numerous galaxies and supermassive black holes, challenging cosmological models and boosting deep space exploration.


    M87’s Supermassive Black Hole Spin & Feeding Rate

    M87’s Supermassive Black Hole Spin & Feeding Rate

    Scientists using Event Horizon Telescope images reveal M87's black hole spins near its theoretical limit (0.8-0.998) and feeds relatively quietly. Jet power matches infalling matter, impacting galaxy formation understanding.


    Dead Sea Scrolls: AI & Radiocarbon Revolutionize Dating

    Dead Sea Scrolls: AI & Radiocarbon Revolutionize Dating

    AI and radiocarbon dating revolutionize Dead Sea Scrolls research, revealing older dates and challenging assumptions about literacy in ancient Judea. New insights on texts like Daniel & Ecclesiastes.


    Black Holes: Nature’s Powerful Dark Matter Collider?

    Black Holes: Nature’s Powerful Dark Matter Collider?

    Supermassive black holes may be nature's own particle colliders, potentially revealing dark matter. Scientists propose searching for high-energy particles from black hole collisions using observatories. Supercolliders, Dark matter, Black holes.


    Worm Towers: Nematodes Build Tentacle-Like Structures

    Worm Towers: Nematodes Build Tentacle-Like Structures

    Nematode worms form towers, tentacle-like structures, to bridge gaps and hitchhike on other creatures when food is scarce. These towers, studied by Ding et al., are superorganisms aiding worm dispersal.


    NASA Turmoil: Trump’s Budget Cuts & Leadership Change

    NASA Turmoil: Trump’s Budget Cuts & Leadership Change

    President Trump's proposed budget cuts to NASA science and withdrawal of Jared Isaacman as NASA leader have triggered turmoil. Cuts threaten key missions and spark widespread opposition. Budget decrease 25%.


    Great Eared Nightjar: The Camouflaged ‘Baby Dragon’ Bird

    Great Eared Nightjar: The Camouflaged ‘Baby Dragon’ Bird

    The great eared nightjar, nicknamed 'baby dragon', is a camouflaged, elusive bird native to South/Southeast Asia. They nest on forest floors, feeding on insects and using haunting calls.


    Nuclear Waste Storage: Risks and Corrosion Concerns

    Nuclear Waste Storage: Risks and Corrosion Concerns

    Nuclear waste storage faces challenges, especially near oceans. Saltwater corrosion threatens container integrity. Stainless steel, though typically resistant, can pit and crack, risking leaks. Long-term safe storage is crucial.


    Ancient Whale Bone Tools: Stone Age Technology & Diet

    Ancient Whale Bone Tools: Stone Age Technology & Diet

    Whale bone artifacts dating back 17,500 years reveal Stone Age tool use and dietary practices. Researchers analyzed bones from multiple whale species, discovering spear points and evidence of oil extraction for nutrition.


    The Moon: Tails, Craters, and Future Missions

    The Moon: Tails, Craters, and Future Missions

    Explore the Moon's tail, cratered surface, thin atmosphere, and ongoing scientific study. Learn about past missions and future exploration plans! #moon #space #exploration


    Infrared Vision: Nanoparticle Lenses Grant Super Sight

    Infrared Vision: Nanoparticle Lenses Grant Super Sight

    New nanoparticle lenses enable infrared vision by converting invisible wavelengths into visible light. Human trials show enhanced perception, opening doors for security, rescue, and anti-counterfeiting applications.