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USGS says two Venezuela earthquakes struck 39 seconds apart as officials prepare aid
The USGS issued a red alert for high casualties after two major earthquakes struck Venezuela, prompting US officials to prepare disaster aid.
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Study says stress on Southern California fault system is at highest level in 1,000 years
A peer-reviewed University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa study warns Southern California's San Andreas fault system has reached a critically loaded state.
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Scientists identify ancient cold-adapted yeasts on Ötzi the Iceman in peer-reviewed study
In a peer-reviewed study, Eurac Research scientists identified four viable cold-adapted yeast species on Ötzi the Iceman's remains.
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Galápagos Gains New Fish Species: The Painted Sea Robin Debuts
Discover the vibrant new fish species, the Painted Sea Robin (*Prionotus pictus*), recently identified in the ecologically rich Galápagos Islands. Learn about this exciting…
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Ramses II Statues: Explore Egypt’s Powerful Pharaoh’s Legacy
Uncover the enduring legacy of Ramses II, one of Ancient Egypt's most powerful pharaohs, through his iconic statues, including colossal figures and recent archaeological…
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Coffee & Gut-Brain Axis: Mood, Stress & Cognition Benefits
New research shows how both caffeinated and decaf coffee positively influence the gut microbiome and gut-brain axis, improving mood, stress, and cognition. Learn the…
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High-Protein Diet Fights Cholera, UC Riverside Study Reveals
UC Riverside scientists found a high-protein diet with casein and wheat gluten significantly reduces cholera bacteria in the gut, offering a low-cost, antibiotic-free solution.
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Artemis II Mission Launches: First Crewed Lunar Flight in 50 Years
NASA's Artemis II mission launched April 1, 2026, from Kennedy Space Center, marking the first crewed lunar flight in over 50 years. Learn about…
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Northeast Ohio Meteor: Sonic Boom Rocks Cleveland Area
A massive 7-ton meteor caused a daylight fireball and sonic boom heard across Northeast Ohio, including the Cleveland area, on March 17, 2026. Experts…
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Astronomers Witness First Magnetar Birth in Supernova SN 2024afav
Astronomers confirm the first magnetar birth in supernova SN 2024afav. This groundbreaking discovery links magnetars to superluminous supernovae and unveils general relativity's 'chirp' signal.
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Echinus Geyser Erupts in Yellowstone: After 6-Year Dormancy
After six years of silence, Yellowstone's rare Echinus Geyser roared back to life in February 2026 with nearly 40 eruptions. Discover what's behind its…
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Artemis II Rollout Complete: Moon Mission Gears Up for Launch
Artemis II rocket rollout to Launch Complex 39B is complete. NASA’s moon mission gears up for its February 2026 launch with a historic four-astronaut…
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New Review: How Chewing Gum Affects Brain Activity & Stress Relief
Discover the science behind chewing gum's brain effects. A 2025 neuroimaging review from the University of Szczecin clarifies impacts on attention, alertness, and stress…
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Steamboat Geyser: The Tallest Geyser’s Unpredictable Cycles
Steamboat Geyser in Yellowstone's Norris Basin, the world's tallest, is known for its erratic eruptions. This article explores its history of intense activity and…
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Sperm Whales Talk Like Humans, Study Reveals Vowel-Like Calls
Groundbreaking research from UC Berkeley and Project CETI shows sperm whales communicate with vowel-like sounds, suggesting deep similarities to human language. Learn how scientists…
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6 Million-Year-Old Ice Discovered in Antarctica
Researchers have discovered 6 million-year-old ice in Antarctica, the oldest directly-dated ice sample recovered to date. This ice contains ancient air bubbles providing a…
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Easter Island Mystery Solved: How Moai Statues Walked
The centuries-old mystery of how Easter Island's massive moai statues were transported has been solved, confirming Rapa Nui oral traditions.
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Chewing Gum Flu Test: German Researchers Develop Edible Sensor
Discover the groundbreaking chewing gum flu test developed by German researchers. This edible sensor offers rapid, non-invasive early detection of influenza, turning herbal if…
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Pulse-Fi: Wi-Fi Monitors Heart Rate Contactlessly at UC Santa Cruz
Learn about Pulse-Fi, the innovative technology from UC Santa Cruz that uses Wi-Fi signals for accurate and contactless heart rate monitoring. This breakthrough offers…
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American Pocket Shark: Rare Species Discovered in Gulf of Mexico
The American pocket shark, Mollisquama mississippiensis, is a tiny, bioluminescent deep-sea species found in the Gulf of Mexico. Discover its unique glowing pockets and…