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Hubble Reveals Giant Evolving Decagon Around Saturn's South Pole Science

Hubble Reveals Giant Evolving Decagon Around Saturn's South Pole

Hubble and ground-based observations reveal a vast, evolving 10-sided atmospheric wave around Saturn's south pole.

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LUX-ZEPLIN Records Unconfirmed Hint of Dark Matter Science

LUX-ZEPLIN Records Unconfirmed Hint of Dark Matter

The LUX-ZEPLIN experiment recorded one unusual high-energy particle interaction, but researchers say the 2.6-sigma result is only an unconfirmed hint.

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ESA Records Samba Satellite's Targeted Reentry for Space-Debris Science Science

ESA Records Samba Satellite's Targeted Reentry for Space-Debris Science

An airborne science team recorded ESA's Samba satellite breaking up over the South Pacific, gathering rare data to improve safer spacecraft disposal.

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Long-Lived Lung Immune Cells Point to New Flu Vaccine Strategy Science

Long-Lived Lung Immune Cells Point to New Flu Vaccine Strategy

A Nature Immunology study in mice finds that persistent monocyte-derived cells support lung memory T cells through galectin-1, suggesting a possible path to stronger nasal flu vaccines.

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NASA Launches Roman Telescope to Map the Hidden Universe Science

NASA Launches Roman Telescope to Map the Hidden Universe

NASA's Roman Space Telescope has launched toward L2 to survey dark energy, dark matter, galaxies and exoplanets with an exceptionally wide infrared view.

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Scientists Map Gene Circuits Across 22 Million Human Immune Cells Science

Scientists Map Gene Circuits Across 22 Million Human Immune Cells

A Cell study disrupted nearly 13,000 genes in 22 million donor-derived CD4 T cells to reveal functional networks governing human immunity.

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Coral Record Suggests Climate Change Is Intensifying El Nino Science

Coral Record Suggests Climate Change Is Intensifying El Nino

A 900-year coral reconstruction suggests El Nino events have strengthened by more than 36% since preindustrial times, though outside scientists dispute how to interpret the signal.

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Narwhal Data Reveal Warm Atlantic Water Deep in Greenland Fjords Science

Narwhal Data Reveal Warm Atlantic Water Deep in Greenland Fjords

Sensors carried by six narwhals recorded 2,060 dives, revealing warm Atlantic water deep inside East Greenland fjords and improving evidence for climate models.

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NASA Roman Telescope Reaches Falcon Heavy Hangar Before Launch Science

NASA Roman Telescope Reaches Falcon Heavy Hangar Before Launch

NASA's Roman observatory has reached the Falcon Heavy hangar for final integration before an August 30 mission to study dark energy, galaxies and exoplanets.

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Satellite Images Reveal Beach-Scale Gaps in Coastal Tides Science

Satellite Images Reveal Beach-Scale Gaps in Coastal Tides

A new Oxford–TUM technique turns decades of satellite shoreline images into tide measurements every 100 metres, exposing major local gaps relevant to coastal flooding.

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Lean African Adults With Type 2 Diabetes Show Distinct Disease Pattern Science

Lean African Adults With Type 2 Diabetes Show Distinct Disease Pattern

A study of more than 3,300 adults finds lean Africans with type 2 diabetes show a pattern centered on insufficient insulin production, prompting calls for targeted treatment trials.

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Rapid Spin May Explain Fading Flares From Stars Surviving Black Holes Science

Rapid Spin May Explain Fading Flares From Stars Surviving Black Holes

Simulations suggest rapid initial stellar spin can explain why some stars surviving repeated black hole encounters produce progressively dimmer flares.

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