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An aerial view of a fossil of Archaeopteris, a 385-million-year-old tree with surprisingly modern-looking roots.
Over years of detailed study, researchers have pieced together the remnants of this ancient forest ecosystem.
Scientists simulate false vacuum decay using a quantum annealer, revealing new insights into the fate of the universe and quantum computing.
Groundbreaking quantum simulation reveals a cataclysmic end to the universe
Astronomers studying Sagittarius A* with JWST have detected constant, unpredictable flares, shedding new light on how black holes interact with their surroundings.
Milky Way’s central black hole is generating massive bursts of energy
Artist's concept of the exoplanet WASP-121 b, also known as Tylos.
Astronomers capture first 3D view of an exoplanet’s atmosphere and climate
Scientists have found a link between oral bacteria and cognitive decline, highlighting the role of nitric oxide in memory and brain function.
Bacteria in your mouth linked to memory and dementia risk
A new study proposes that time is not fundamental but emerges from quantum entanglement
Time is an illusion resulting from quantum entanglement
New study suggests a surprising link between Alzheimer's disease and a common stomach bacterium
Major new study connects common stomach bacteria to Alzheimer’s disease
Researchers successfully applied this system to identify different types of milk, sodas, coffee blends, and fruit juices.
Powerful AI tongue can assess food safety with over 80% accuracy
Ljubljana Marshes Wheel with axle (oldest wooden wheel yet discovered).
New discovery reveals the birthplace of the wheel 6000 years ago
Since 2018, sports betting has surged, fueling a gambling addiction crisis.
The rise of sports betting is driving a growing public health crisis
A crystal used in the study charges under UV light. The process created by Zhong Lab could be used with a variety of materials, taking advantage of rare earths’ powerful, flexible optical properties.
Millimeter-sized rare-earth crystal can hold terabytes of data
The eye drops are designed for individuals experiencing presbyopia, a condition that gradually blurs vision as part of the natural aging process.
Say goodbye to reading glasses: New eye drops are revolutionizing vision care
Astronomers uncover surprising variations in Type Ia supernovae, challenging assumptions about their uniformity and impact on dark energy measurements.
4,000 white dwarf star explosions revolutionize dark energy research
The Great Wall of China spans the northern borders of the country, standing as a testament to more than 2,000 years of history.
How the Great Wall of China has stood strong for over 2,000 years
Rice University researchers unveil synthetic phosphorylation circuits, revolutionizing cellular engineering and opening doors to transformative therapies.
Scientists create advanced sense-and-respond systems that mimic natural cellular behavior
Trichloroethylene (TCE), a widely used industrial chemical, has been employed in decaffeinating coffee
Study links coffee to cancer, heart disease, and Parkinson’s disease
Modern coaches and trainers utilize intelligent data monitoring through videos and wearable sensors to enhance athletic conditioning.
Cutting-edge flexible sensors drive greater athletic performance