A new species, the Tokara Leaf Warbler, was identified using DNA and song differences, splitting the Ijima’s Leaf Warbler into two rare and vulnerable species needing conservation. Scientists have identified a previously unrecognized species of…
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Rare Bird Species Discovered in Japan After Hiding in Plain Sight for Decades
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Scientists find immune cell linked to long COVID fatigue and symptoms
After infection with SARS-CoV-2, up to 10 percent of people in Germany go on to develop Long COVID. Symptoms can include persistent fatigue, difficulty concentrating, breathing problems, and neurological issues, and they may last for months or…
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Google Introduces Lyria 3 Pro For Creators And Developers: What’s New
Google has unveiled Lyria 3 Pro, an upgraded version of its AI music generation model that focuses on creating longer and more structured music tracks. Announced by Google DeepMind, the new model builds on the earlier Lyria 3 by…
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Buried for 70 Million Years, Paleontologists Discover Hundreds of Dinosaur Eggs From Multiple Species in One Ancient Ground
For months, the team from the Musée-Parc des Dinosaures worked in the clay marls around Mèze, a quiet stretch of land between Béziers and Montpellier. The excavation began in October, intended as a routine campaign on a site known to…
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Inside NASA’s audacious plan to save a doomed space telescope
March 26, 2026
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Inside NASA’s audacious plan to save a doomed space telescope
NASA’s Swift space telescope is doomed to burn up in Earth’s atmosphere later this year. A daring mission to boost it to safety…
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Deepfake X-rays are so real even doctors can’t tell the difference
A new study published on March 24 in Radiology, the journal of the Radiological Society of North America (RSNA), shows that both radiologists and multimodal large language models (LLMs) have difficulty telling real X-rays apart from artificial…
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Nitrile rubber gloves upcycled into carbon capture materials
A simple hydrogenation reaction can convert challenging-to-recycle rubber wastes into valuable upcycled products. Working independently, two teams from Denmark and the UK exploited the nitrogen functionality in nitrile-butadiene rubber (NBR)…
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New laser method grows molecule-thick films only where needed on graphene
Researchers have developed a new method based on laser modification, which allows metal-organic materials to be grown locally one molecule-thick layer at a time. The method enables the precise construction of films of different shapes and offers…
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Latest Military Technology News – Breaking Military News
Military systems take years to build, cost a lot, and are difficult to replace once deployed. It’s shaped by slow procurement cycles, tight constraints, and hard trade-offs between capability, cost, and reliability. This category looks at how…
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“Hulk Lizards” Are Wiping Out Millions of Years of Evolution
A dominant “Hulk” lizard morph is wiping out other color variants, demonstrating how fast evolutionary balance can collapse. A wide range of colors that endured for millions of years has vanished in a relatively short time. The culprit? A…
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