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Webb Telescope Finds Two Factors Drive Weather on Brown Dwarf SIMP 0136
Trinity College Dublin researchers used James Webb Space Telescope data to show temperature and cloud structure govern SIMP 0136's atmosphere.
Zhong Lin · 17 Oct 2026158
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Astronomy.com Sky Guide for October 17 Highlights Wild Ducks
Astronomy.com's sky guide for Saturday, October 17, points stargazers toward a celestial feature known as the Wild Ducks.
Ke · 17 Oct 2026107
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Mercury's Mysteries Likely to Persist Until a Lander Touches Down, Scientists Say
Universe Today reports that despite BepiColombo's arrival, Mercury's odd core, magnetic field and dark surface won't be fully explained without a surface mission.
Emily Thompson · 17 Oct 2026174
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Thwaites Glacier Could Add Twice as Much to Sea Levels as Expected, Study Finds
New research says Antarctica's Thwaites glacier is melting from below faster than models assumed, with sea-level estimates doubling.
Komal Mehta · 17 Oct 202685
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Cell Division Found to Play a Role in Reshaping Tissues, Not Just Creating New Cells
A new finding reported by Phys.org suggests cell division also helps reshape tissues, expanding what scientists know about the process.
Funmilayo Balogun · 16 Oct 202691
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3D Model Shows How Shadows Alter Chemistry in Star-Forming Clouds
A new three-dimensional model indicates that shadows play a role in shaping the chemistry of stellar nurseries, Phys.org reports.
Fah B. · 16 Oct 2026199
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Warming May Weaken the Flow of Carbon From Tree Roots to Soil Microbes
Phys.org reports that climate warming can slow the way tree roots supply soil microbes, a shift with possible consequences for forest carbon.
Yun Wang · 16 Oct 2026222
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NASA's New Telescope Detects a Signal That Might Change Everything We Know About Black Holes
A tiny NASA telescope detected a signal from Cygnus X-1 that breaks our black hole models — and physicists are quietly freaking out. Here's what it means.
Feng Zhao · 16 Oct 2026326
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Study Explores How Crowded Hydrogels Separate and Harden Over Time
Research in Science examines kinetic-driven microphase separation and vitrification in crowded hydrogels that contain associative bonds.
Nyoman Euis · 16 Oct 2026117
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Scientists Just Reversed Aging in Mice—Here's What It Means for Humans
A real breakthrough in aging research just happened. Here's what scientists actually did, why it's different, and what it means for humans. No hype, just truth.
Teodora · 16 Oct 2026251
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Deep Learning Model Forecasts Air Drag to Predict Satellite Reentry
Phys.org reports that deep learning can forecast air drag, helping predict when uncontrolled satellites and rocket stages fall to Earth.
Halima Mohammed · 16 Oct 2026226
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The 10-Minute Morning Routine That Boosts Your Metabolism All Day, According to Science
Science-backed 10-minute morning habits that boost metabolism, steady blood sugar, and energy all day — no gym or supplements required.
Lauren Smith · 16 Oct 2026168
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Ancient Anorthosite Rock Formation Exposed in Madagascar, Reports Say
A rock formation in Madagascar dating back more than 600 million years has been exposed at Earth's surface, according to Indonesian media reports.
Tom Simon · 15 Oct 202675
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DOST Seeks ₱500M Budget for Water Filtration and Desalination Projects
The Philippine science department is asking for ₱500 million to fund water filtration and desalination technology as El Niño-driven scarcity looms.
Oliver Karlsen · 15 Oct 2026151
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Underground Detector Logs Unusual Particle Event in Dark Matter Search
A detector buried nearly a mile underground has recorded an unexplained particle interaction during the hunt for dark matter, The Times of India reports.
Abena Acheampong · 14 Oct 2026158
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Phys.org Reports New Framework Ties Magnetic Phase Boundaries to String-Like Defects in Spin Ice
A newly described framework connects magnetic phase boundaries with string-like defects in spin ice, according to Phys.org.
Olumide Babatunde · 14 Oct 2026206
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UC San Diego Researchers Trigger Learned Movements by Stimulating Small Neuron Groups
A UC San Diego study reports that activating small sets of neurons in the motor cortex can drive learned movements, according to News-Medical.
Daniel Agyeman · 14 Oct 2026239
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Bleached Corals Recover Fast When Touched by Healthy Neighbors, Study Finds
A new study reports that direct contact with healthy corals can reverse bleaching in damaged reefs within about a week.
Luka K. · 14 Oct 2026103
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Report Finds Earth's Vital Signs Worsening as Climate Response Lags
A new climate report says Earth's condition is serious and deteriorating, with scientists warning change is outpacing efforts to respond.
Mohammed Mahama · 14 Oct 202685
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Early-Universe Hydrogen Radio Signal May Help Probe Dark Energy, RRI Reports
RRI.co.id reports that radio emissions from hydrogen in the early universe could open a new way to study dark energy.
L. Deng · 14 Oct 2026216
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Cornell Researchers Use Electrical Sliding to Toggle Graphene's Magnetic States
Cornell Chronicle reports that an electrical sliding technique can switch graphene between different magnetic states, a finding with possible implications for future electronics.
Samantha Harris · 14 Oct 202658
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Bite Marks on Tyrannosaur Fossil Point to Smaller Raptors Feeding on the Carcass
University of Alberta researchers say fossil bite marks suggest a small raptor fed on a fallen tyrannosaur, according to Sci.News.
Olumide Ogundele · 14 Oct 2026210
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The Rise of 'Third Places': Why Gen Z Is Reviving Libraries, Diners, and Community Spaces
Loneliness is an epidemic, but Gen Z is fighting back by reviving "third places." Discover the surprising science behind why libraries and diners are the new social hubs.
Fang Guo · 14 Oct 2026317
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Halley's Comet Returns in 2061 After Disappointing Skywatchers in 1986
RRI.co.id reports that Halley's Comet, last seen in 1986, will return in 2061 after a viewing that left observers underwhelmed.
Mathieu Justine · 14 Oct 2026112
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