From the symbiotic partnership between Caribbean reef fish and tube worms to the impact of climate change on Brazil's highland forest, the natural world is full of intricate relationships that can inform our approach
Scientists have long been puzzled by the endurance of ancient Roman concrete, but new research has shed light on the chemical reactions that make it so durable.
A new study led by scientists from the University of Chicago suggests that distant exoplanets, particularly mini- or sub-Neptunes, may be hiding more water than previously thought.
From climate change to education and entertainment, this week's news highlights the complex interplay of technology, environment, and human endeavor
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US Warns of Russian Router Hacks, Californians Face Coastal Barriers, and Science Proves Persuasive in Crisis
From EV Rebates to AI's Economic Impact, and Pluto's Landslides
From electronic noses to carbon capture, innovators tackle climate and food challenges
The universe has been full of surprises this week, from the discovery of an interstellar comet's ancient origin to the detection of a billion supernovae at once.
From Star Wars to Black Holes, Space Debris, and Telescope Milestones
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A new study led by scientists from the University of Chicago suggests that distant exoplanets, particularly mini- or sub-Neptunes, may be hiding more water than previously thought.
From climate change to education and entertainment, this week's news highlights the complex interplay of technology, environment, and human endeavor
US Warns of Russian Router Hacks, Californians Face Coastal Barriers, and Science Proves Persuasive in Crisis
From EV Rebates to AI's Economic Impact, and Pluto's Landslides
From electronic noses to carbon capture, innovators tackle climate and food challenges
From Star Wars to Black Holes, Space Debris, and Telescope Milestones
New Discoveries and Missions Push the Boundaries of Human Knowledge
A recent wave of cyber attacks has exposed vulnerabilities in various systems, including education technology giant Instructure's Canvas login portals, which were breached by the ShinyHunters extortion gang.
New zero-days in Linux, Palo Alto firewalls, and JavaScript sandbox spark widespread concern
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