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What causes a stuck pixel on your laptop and can it be fixed?
Science Daily
Scientists opened a sealed envelope after 10 years. Gravity still didn’t make sense
Forbes
Full Moon October 2026: When To See The ‘Hunter’s Supermoon’ Rise
Mashable
Scientists want to know what this distant galaxy ate to make it so weird
gizmodo
How Close Are We to Superconductors That Are Actually Practical?
Business Insider
The 'Godfather of AI' backs a new watchdog plan to track OpenAI and Anthropic's AI risks from the inside
Seattle Times
Feather found in dinosaur poop might explain how birds beat extinction
Engadget
NASA's moon orbiter has spotted an impact crater that only happens once a century
Science Daily
A giant crater may reveal the origin of Mars’ doomed moon
nytimes.com
In Old NASA Data, Scientists Find a Surprising New Type of Cosmic Object
Phys.org
Closing the space gap: A more precise way to measure distance between quasar pairs
Smithsonian Magazine
Tyrannosaurus Rex Was a Warm-Blooded Dinosaur, With a Body Temperature Similar to That of Humans, Study Suggests
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A renowned computer scientist once skeptical of the AI singularity now says humanity is 'certainly at risk'
Geekwire on MSN
Fewer lab animals, better drugs: This startup wants to fix how experiments get designed
eWeek
Stanford Captures First Real-Time Quantum Jump in Sound
Science Daily
Scientists find that “perfect” systems may be surprisingly fragile
gizmodo
A Fossil Capybara Tooth Suggests the Atacama Desert Was Once Surprisingly Wet
Phys.org
Laser experiments recreate solar flare physics and reveal consistent magnetic reconnection rates
Ars Technica
Rocket Report: ULA flies into uncertain future; Falcon 9 family hits 700 launches
Business Insider
Axiom Interaction Labs Secures $25,000 Beta Angel Fund Investment Following Silicon Valley AI Agent Hackathon
Forbes
This Startup Is Building Octopus-Inspired Tow Trucks For Space
SpaceNews
Northrop Grumman, True Anomaly to build military geostationary surveillance satellites
Omaha
China is a competor, not our enemy -- let's keep it that way | Jonathan Fritz
gizmodo
These Deep Sea Denizens Use Giant Sea Spiders as Ubers
Phys.org
To read 2,000-year-old burned scrolls, scientists burn their own
CNET
I Toured the Company Mapping Space Debris. Then I Polled Worried and Hopeful Scientists
Boise State Public Radio
If the creation of the universe was translated into music, what would it sound like?
The Baltimore Sun
Why space is being looked at as the next frontier in the global arms race
KKTV
Scientists discover new cat species for first time in 100 years
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