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JWST Detects Steam on Distant Exoplanets. Could Exotic Water Worlds Rewrite the Search for Life?
Sub-Neptunes may be inhospitable to life as we know it, but their strange water-rich interiors hold secrets about planetary formation. New models are helping scientists decode these “steam worlds,” just as telescopes begin to test… -
What I learned from going back to university in my 30s | Opinion
Established chemists are often asked what we would do differently, if we were to start our careers again now. This presents two problems: the world of chemistry has inevitably changed since we graduated and repeating a course we have already…
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Unrecovered byproducts from US mines could meet the country’s demand for dozens of critical materials | Research
Unrecovered byproducts from US mines could meet national demand for all but two critical minerals and rare earth elements, a new report has found.
A team from the Colorado School of Mines built a database of annual production from metal mines in…
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Creative Roleplay Scenarios You Can Try with AI Chat Apps
Roleplay has been around forever—whether it’s acting out childhood games, diving into Dungeons & Dragons campaigns, or losing yourself in a good book where you picture yourself as the hero.
What’s new, though, is how AI chat apps have…
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Antiferromagnets outperform ferromagnets in ultrafast, energy-efficient memory operations
Researchers show antiferromagnets enable faster, more efficient gigahertz memory, offering clear advantages over ferromagnets for advanced spintronics.
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OpenAI Releases an Advanced Speech-to-Speech Model and New Realtime API Capabilities including MCP Server Support, Image Input, and SIP Phone Calling Support
OpenAI has officially launched Realtime API and gpt-realtime, its most advanced speech-to-speech model, moving the Realtime API out of beta with a suite of enterprise-focused features. While the announcement marks real progress in…
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Archaeologists in Georgia unearth 1.8-million-year-old human jawbone – Reuters
- Archaeologists in Georgia unearth 1.8-million-year-old human jawbone Reuters
- Archeologists discover 1.8 million-year-old human jawbone — possibly the oldest artifact of early humans outside Africa New York Post
- 1.8-Million-Year-Old Human…
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'Butterfly Nebula' spreads its fiery wings in dazzling new James Webb telescope image – Live Science
- ‘Butterfly Nebula’ spreads its fiery wings in dazzling new James Webb telescope image Live Science
- Webb investigates complex heart of a cosmic butterfly European Space Agency
- A dead ‘sun’ forms building blocks of exoplanets in new JWST Butterfly…
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Scientists found 3 simple tweaks that cut diabetes risk by 31%
- Those who adhered to a Mediterranean diet, reduced their caloric intakes, engaged in moderate exercise, and received professional weight loss support had a 31% lower risk of developing type 2 diabetes compared to those who adhered to a…
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Cats may hold key to treating human cancer, scientists say
A new kind of targeted therapy to treat head and neck cancer in cats could hold the key to…
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