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Breakneck: China’s Quest to Engineer the Future Dan Wang W. W. Norton (2025)

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Remote recruitment of participants through the GHS platform

The study protocol was approved by Advarra (IRB no. Pro00074093). Participants were recruited using the Google Health Services (GHS) and the Fitbit applications. GHS is a platform for…

A newborn black hole has been caught speeding away from its birth site at about 112,000 miles per hour (180,000 kilometers per hour). For the first time, scientists have also been able to trace its escape route.

The measurement used ripples in…

Scientists have built an artificial neuron that operates at the same voltage range as living nerve cells and can respond to signals produced by real tissue.

That achievement closes a long-standing gap between electronic circuits and biological…

Researchers have found that clay towers built by young Amazonian cicadas protect the insects from predators and help regulate air flow during their final stage of development.

The discovery resolves a long-standing mystery about the purpose of…

Astronomers have discovered an Earth-size planet candidate circling a nearby star on a 355-day orbit. This is a rare case where a single overlooked signal reveals a world strikingly similar to Earth in size and year.

Because the star lies only 146…

Researchers have reported that the human brain may respond to faint electromagnetic rhythms that naturally pulse through the planet’s atmosphere. 

The finding reframes consciousness as a process that may interact with signals extending far…

Scientists have observed a small comet (Comet 41P) that stopped spinning completely and then started up again, but in the opposite direction.

This unexpected reversal reveals how quickly these icy space objects can change, and it may help explain…