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Butterflies Reuse Same Genes for 120 Million Years as NASA SPHEREx Maps Cosmic Water Ice Science

Butterflies Reuse Same Genes for 120 Million Years as NASA SPHEREx Maps Cosmic Water Ice

Evolution follows a surprisingly predictable script as researchers discover butterflies and moths have recycled the same gene pair for over 120 million years, while NASA confirms water ice is abundant across vast regions of space.

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Cannabis Yields Dozens of Unknown Compounds While New Procedure Prevents Weight Regain After Ozempic Science

Cannabis Yields Dozens of Unknown Compounds While New Procedure Prevents Weight Regain After Ozempic

Scientists discovered dozens of unknown compounds in cannabis, a new procedure helps maintain weight loss after stopping Ozempic, and a virus-fighting plastic film could protect everyday surfaces from pathogens.

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AI Spots Melanoma Risk, CRISPR Hits 90%, and Moringa Fights Microplastics Science

AI Spots Melanoma Risk, CRISPR Hits 90%, and Moringa Fights Microplastics

Five health and science breakthroughs reshaping medicine, gene editing, water purification, cancer metabolism, and quantum computing predictions.

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Ocean Methane Mystery Solved as Quantum Sensing Achieves Major Breakthrough Science

Ocean Methane Mystery Solved as Quantum Sensing Achieves Major Breakthrough

Scientists trace open-ocean methane to nutrient-starved microbes while a new quantum sensing technique promises to revolutionize low-frequency electric field measurement.

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Artemis II Crew Splashes Down Safely After Historic Moon Mission Science

Artemis II Crew Splashes Down Safely After Historic Moon Mission

The four Artemis II astronauts returned to Earth on April 10 after a nearly 10-day mission that marked the first crewed lunar flyby in over half a century, splashing down in the Pacific Ocean off San Diego.

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Artemis II Delivers Scientific Treasure Trove After Record-Breaking Moon Flyby Science

Artemis II Delivers Scientific Treasure Trove After Record-Breaking Moon Flyby

The Artemis II crew completed a historic lunar flyby, traveling farther from Earth than any humans in history while observing rare micrometeorite impact flashes on the Moon's surface.

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Quantum Battery Breakthrough and Atomic Entanglement Discovery Push Physics Forward Science

Quantum Battery Breakthrough and Atomic Entanglement Discovery Push Physics Forward

A new quantum battery prototype achieves rapid charging through entanglement, while Australian researchers prove atoms can exhibit quantum entanglement, advancing the quest to unify fundamental physics.

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KLF5 Gene Identified as Key Driver of Pancreatic Cancer Spread, While Scientists Capture Alzheimer's in Real Time Science

KLF5 Gene Identified as Key Driver of Pancreatic Cancer Spread, While Scientists Capture Alzheimer's in Real Time

Researchers pinpointed the KLF5 gene as a central force behind pancreatic cancer metastasis, while Oregon State scientists observed Alzheimer's chemical interactions as they happen.

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Artemis II Approaches Moon as Historic Lunar Flyby Set for Tomorrow Science

Artemis II Approaches Moon as Historic Lunar Flyby Set for Tomorrow

NASA's Artemis II spacecraft is now 169,000 miles from Earth and closing in on the Moon, with a historic lunar flyby scheduled for April 6 that will shatter the Apollo 13 distance record.

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NASA Artemis II Launches First Crewed Moon Mission in Over 50 Years Science

NASA Artemis II Launches First Crewed Moon Mission in Over 50 Years

The Artemis II mission lifted off from Kennedy Space Center on April 1, 2026, sending four astronauts on a historic lunar flyby and marking humanity's return to deep space after more than five decades.

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Probiotic Bacteria Engineered as Tumor-Seeking Drug Factories in Cancer Breakthrough Science

Probiotic Bacteria Engineered as Tumor-Seeking Drug Factories in Cancer Breakthrough

Scientists have engineered probiotic bacteria to infiltrate tumors and produce cancer-fighting drugs directly at the site, opening a new frontier in targeted cancer therapy.

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NASA Sets April 1, 2026 Launch Date for Artemis II Crewed Moon Mission Science

NASA Sets April 1, 2026 Launch Date for Artemis II Crewed Moon Mission

NASA has officially set April 1, 2026, as the launch date for Artemis II, the first crewed mission to the Moon in over 50 years, sending four astronauts on a historic flyby around the Moon.

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