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Hubble At 35: Space’s Greatest Explorer Still Dazzles

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Mice Show Empathy, Help Unconscious Friends

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NASA’s Curiosity rover appears as a dark speck in this contrast-enhanced image taken on February 28, 2025, by the HiRISE camera aboard the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter. Behind the rover, its tracks stretch across the Martian surface — marks that can remain visible for months before being swept away by the wind. Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech/University of Arizona

Mars Spy Satellite Catches Rover Chug, Chug, Chugging Along

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illustration of tumors turned from cold to hot

Protein Switch Turns Cold Tumors Hot

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Drying the Spine

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Crowsight

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Physical activity has a wide range of health benefits, especially for older adults. Results from the world's largest study to date on exercise in people with mild cognitive impairment is showing that physical activity may be a feasible, safe, and effective way to slow cognitive decline. Photo credit: UC San Diego Health Sciences/Kyle Dykes

Exercise Slows Mental Decline In Memory-Impaired Seniors

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AI Fails To Read Human Social Cues

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Small AI Models Match Giants With SIFT Algorithm

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veggie calamari

3D-Printed Calamari Rings Match Real Squid Texture

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Tiny Device Uses Bee Wing Buzz to Make Power

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Leukemia Cells

Gut Bacteria Metabolite Found to Drive Pre-Leukemic Cell Growth

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Self-driving vehicles: the road to cheaper, sustainable urban transport in Europe

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