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Scientists Watched a Quantum Jump of Sound for the First Time

Stanford physicists caught the first real-time quantum jump of sound as a phonon vanished in a tiny resonator. Why this...

GenZai • Sep 22

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Cohesin DNA Replication Discovery: Protein Guards Genome

Researchers found that cohesin DNA replication protection keeps DNA errors in check during cell division, a discovery wi...

GenZai • Sep 22

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Astronomers Confirm Elias 2-24 b as Youngest Planet Ever

Astronomers confirmed Elias 2-24 b, a Jupiter-mass world still forming in its star's dusty disk, as the youngest planet...

GenZai • Sep 21

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NASA's Curiosity Spots Mysterious Mars Pits on Mount Sharp

NASA's Curiosity rover photographed shallow Mars pits on Mount Sharp, unlike anything in its 14 years on Mars. Scientist...

GenZai • Sep 21

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ESA's FLEX satellite launch reads plant health from orbit

The FLEX satellite launch on 15 September sent ESA's first plant-glow mapper and the Copernicus Sentinel-3C ocean watche...

GenZai • Sep 20

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Antimatter Transport Milestone: 92 Antiprotons Survive a Truck Ride

Scientists at CERN drove 92 antiprotons around campus in a mobile trap, a first for antimatter transport, then stored th...

GenZai • Sep 20

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NASA's Roman Telescope Just Gained 12 Extra Years of Science

NASA says the Roman telescope now has fuel for at least 22 years of science — more than double its planned decade — afte...

GenZai • Sep 20

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Scientists Discover CRISPR Ancestor Inside Ancient Viruses

Two new studies in Science describe VIPR, a viral RNA-guided defense system that may be the long-lost CRISPR ancestor, a...

GenZai • Sep 19

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NASA Found a Fresh Moon Crater Bigger Than the Colosseum

NASA's Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter found a 222-meter moon crater, named McGetchin, formed by a 2024 impact. Scientists...

GenZai • Sep 19

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Scientists Say the Human Brain Develops From Two Origins

A Stanford study in Nature Neuroscience reports the human brain develops from two separate progenitor populations, a finding that could reshape ALS and SMA research.

GenZai • Sep 19

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NASA's Roman Space Telescope Just Saw Starlight for the First Time

NASA's Roman Space Telescope captured its first starlight on September 11, beginning tests of its 300-megapixel camera before science starts in 2027.

GenZai • Sep 19

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The Cancer Protein BRD4 Just Broke a Major Rule About DNA

Penn State researchers captured BRD4 bound to an entire nucleosome and found the cancer-linked protein latches on without the chemical tag science said it needed.

GenZai • Sep 19