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infographic on heart study

Your Child’s ECG Knows When Puberty Has Arrived

The left panel shows a hub-filament system observed in an actual star-forming region; the right shows the structure produced by this study's 3D simulation. Both show multiple elongated filaments of gas radiating toward a dense central hub. The study shows that this characteristic pattern can emerge when a fast interstellar shockwave strikes a molecular cloud with a curved magnetic field.

Dead Stars Are Sculpting the Cradles Where New Ones Are Born

Human Brain Organoids Are Learning to Play Video Games. That Is Only the Beginning.

Andreas Wallraff and Renato Renner (f.l.t.r.) next to the 30-meter link connecting two quantum chips. Using this experiment, ETH researchers generated certified perfect randomness for the first time.

Quantum Physicists Have Generated the First Mathematically Certified Perfect Random Numbers

A Consciousness Field at the Foundation of Reality

illustration of a puppet on a string

Five Social Media Posts May Be All It Takes to Change What You Believe

The TET technique allows accurate thermal diffusivity/conductivity measurement for 1D/2D materials from mm to atomic scale.

A New Way to Take the Temperature of Materials Too Thin to See

A stellar graveyard plot showing all the masses of all the black holes and neutron stars detected by LIGO-Virgo-KAGRA in the latest catalog

The Universe Builds Black Holes in More Than One Way, and We Now Have Proof

solar farm and sheep

Most Solar Farms in America Face Little or No Public Opposition, Study Finds

urine test vials

Urine Test Can Identify Most Children With Autism by Reading Their Gut Bacteria

Worker Bees, Not Queens, Decide Which Larvae Become Royalty

Mosquito caught on a screen

The Mosquito Already in Your Garden Could Soon Carry a Tropical Disease

A digital skeleton developed by researchers at the University of Waterloo shows the stages in a typical baseball pitching delivery (University of Waterloo).

The Tiny Ligament That Is Ending Baseball Careers, and the Computer That Might Save It

hands holding sludgey waste embedded with raw matrials

Half of Europe’s Critical Metals Could Come From Recycling. Right Now Almost None of Them Do

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