Cannabis Compounds Show Promise in Reversing Fatty Liver Disease

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New research suggests that compounds found in the cannabis plant – specifically cannabidiol (CBD) and cannabigerol (CBG) – may effectively...

South Korean Rocket Failure Linked to Hardware Issue, Company Announces Fixes

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A South Korean startup, Innospace, has identified a hardware failure as the cause of its first orbital launch attempt’s destruction...

Birds Are Using Cigarette Butts to Ward Off Parasites

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Urban birds across the globe are increasingly incorporating cigarette butts into their nests, and new research suggests this isn’t random:...

Neanderthals Used Birch Tar as a Natural Antibiotic: Evidence from Archaeological...

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For centuries, birch tar has been known as an adhesive used in toolmaking, but new research suggests Neanderthals may have...

Dune: Part Three – First Look at Villeneuve’s Epic Conclusion

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Denis Villeneuve is returning to Arrakis for the final chapter of his Dune trilogy, and the first teaser for Dune: Part Three has dropped,...

New Law Imposes Unlimited Fines for Livestock Attacks by Dogs

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Dog owners in England and Wales will now face potentially unlimited fines and the risk of their pets being seized if their dogs attack,...

Solid-State Battery Research: A Leading Scientist on the Future of Energy...

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Professor Jürgen Janek, a leading figure in solid-state electrochemistry at Justus-Liebig University Giessen, discusses the past, present, and future of energy storage beyond lithium....

The Last Equestrian Statue of a Pagan Roman Emperor

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The equestrian statue of Marcus Aurelius stands as a singular survivor – the only full-sized bronze depiction of a pre-Christian Roman emperor remaining today....

Bungie’s ‘Marathon’ Launch Features Elaborate Real-World Prank

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Bungie, the studio behind Halo and Destiny, celebrated the release of its new sci-fi extraction shooter, Marathon, with a surprisingly effective marketing stunt. The...

Sun’s Ancient Migration: Evidence of a Galactic Exodus

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Astronomers have uncovered compelling evidence that our Sun, along with thousands of other stars, embarked on a significant outward journey from the Milky Way’s...

Nahla Ake: Star Trek’s New Captain Deserves Recognition Now

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The Star Trek franchise has always thrived on reinvention. When Jean-Luc Picard took command in 1987, fans questioned whether this philosophical, tea-loving captain could...

U.S. Lawmakers Push for Permanent Moon Base Amid Space Race with...

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U.S. legislators have moved to authorize NASA to establish a permanent base on the Moon, marking a significant escalation in the competition with China...

Microbes Survive Simulated Asteroid Impacts, Raising Questions About Interplanetary Life

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New research suggests that certain bacteria could survive the extreme forces of asteroid impacts, potentially allowing life to spread between...

Trump Administration Embraces Animal Rights Advocacy

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The Trump administration, surprisingly, has begun to embrace animal rights advocacy, a shift driven by conservative strategists and public pressure. This change marks a...

Essential Accessories for Astrophotography: Beyond the Camera

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Astrophotography, the art of capturing the night sky, demands more than just a capable camera. While investing in a high-quality astrophotography camera is the...

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