A DNA-based nanodevice applies controlled force to individual proteins, enabling researchers to observe molecular changes and discover new protein interactions for the first time.
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New nanodevice reveals how physical forces shape protein behavior inside living cells
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New ‘sungrazing’ comet could become visible to the naked eye during the day — if the sun doesn’t destroy it
Astronomers have discovered an exciting new “sungrazing” comet that will have a perilously close encounter with our home star in less than two months. Some experts predict the hefty ice ball could become bright enough to be visible to the naked…
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Lasers scan chemicals in 200-year-old Darwin jars, 95% accurate
Lasers are now helping scientists peer inside some of the world’s most fragile scientific treasures without ever opening them.
Researchers have developed a laser-based scanning technique that can identify the preservation fluids inside…
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YouTube TV’s new bundles are here to help you lower your streaming bill
YouTube TV announced plans to introduce new genre-specific bundles last year to give users the flexibility to pick and pay for the content they actually want to watch. Four of these bundles are now live in the US, with the platform planning…
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Living, Breathing Cities Pose Challenges for Carbon Monitoring
Cities are living, breathing things. While they may have tiny footprints compared to the continents they’re scattered across, these bustling population centers still belch out the bulk of global greenhouse gases. Monitoring these dense pockets…
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Mongabay’s Rhett Butler on building a global newsroom for local impact
When I launched Mongabay in 1999, I’d just finished college, armed mainly with a love of rainforests, a pile of musty field notes from Borneo to Madagascar and the uneasy realization that the forests I’d explored were vanishing faster than…
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Self-Growing City on Moon Now Top Priority at SpaceX
Just over a year ago, SpaceX CEO Elon Musk made it abundantly clear he was not interested in visiting the Moon.
In January 2025, the height of his bromance with president Donald Trump, he tweeted that the “Moon is a distraction,”…
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11 reasons robots struggle to scale in high-mix manufacturing
High-mix manufacturing poses many challenges for robotic automation. We have seen many impressive demonstrations of robotic automation in high-mix applications over the last 10 years. Often these demonstrations are at technology readiness level…
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So, what’s going on with Musicboard?
Musicboard, an app for music discovery and recommendations, has been struggling, according to its users. Over the past several months, users said the app experienced outages, the website went offline, and the Android app disappeared from the…
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