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63 Years Ago This Week, Félicette Became the First Cat in Space
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Physics & Space Science · Oct 21, 2026

63 Years Ago This Week, Félicette Became the First Cat in Space

Are Our Hearts Strong Enough to Get to Mars?
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Physics & Space Science · Oct 20, 2026

Are Our Hearts Strong Enough to Get to Mars?

Your neighbor’s no Bezos, but he might be ‘stealthy wealthy’
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Earth & Environment Science · Oct 20, 2026

Your neighbor’s no Bezos, but he might be ‘stealthy wealthy’

Rowin’ in the rain
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Earth & Environment Science · Oct 20, 2026

Rowin’ in the rain

The idea of a university
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Earth & Environment Science · Oct 19, 2026

The idea of a university

Discovery of Ancient Peruvian Hairless Dogs Sheds Light on Cultural Practices
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Earth & Environment Science · Oct 17, 2026

Discovery of Ancient Peruvian Hairless Dogs Sheds Light on Cultural Practices

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Forest Soils Show Enhanced Methane Absorption Amid Changing Climate Conditions

Research finds that specific climate changes can boost forest soils' ability to absorb methane, countering previous assumptions about climate impacts.

Dazzling Image of M27 Nebula Offers Insight into Our Sun's Future

Astrophotographer Andrew McCarthy presents a stunning view of the M27 nebula, revealing what the future holds for our sun after its lifecycle.

Breakthrough in Plastic Degradation: The Pac-Man Enzyme Shows Promise Against Pollution

Researchers unveil the "Pac-Man enzyme," an unexpected solution in the fight against plastic pollution, revealing its dual role in breaking down plastics and antibiotics.

The Growing Impact of Online Sports Betting on College Students

Research highlights the normalization of sports betting among college students and underscores the need for preventative education on campuses.

Social Anxiety Increases Brain Sensitivity to Gaze, Study Finds

A recent study reveals that social anxiety heightens brain responses to others' gaze patterns, but does not enhance judgment accuracy regarding those meanings.

Urgent Need for Older Adults to Review Medicare Options Ahead of 2027 Enrollment

As the 2027 Medicare Open Enrollment period approaches, a new study reveals many older adults are neglecting to reassess their coverage options.

New Research Reveals How Low Doses of Dicamba Herbicide May Enhance Weed Bloom Production

A recent study shows that low doses of dicamba herbicide may unintentionally stimulate floral production in the common weed oxalis, challenging herbicide effectiveness.

Michigan Stadium Hosts the Return of the Recycle Bowl, Building on Last Year's Record Success

The Recycle Bowl returns to Michigan Stadium on October 24, aiming to exceed last year’s record of 24 tons reclaimed from fans during game day.

A Rediscovered Fossil Unveils a New Species of Dinosaur from Ancient Britain

A recently identified dinosaur species with remarkable features sheds light on the evolution of megaraptorans and their migration patterns.