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As UK heatwaves intensify, the BBC reports bumblebees are built for cold, not sustained heat. Here’s how to assist.
Engineers are pushing fossil fuel searches deeper, but ecological risks are the constraint that could set the pace.
A Nature News piece says scientists are closer to explaining cancer wasting and fatigue, with treatments potentially next.
Nature reports an ultra-dim exoplanet discovery method that could uncover many more like it.
Nature highlights a construction approach that targets one of tall buildings' most persistent problems: wind-induced motion.
A new study explains how a ciliate-like eukaryote uses Earth’s magnetism, solving a long-standing biological puzzle.
A new Spinosaurus soulslike leans into “tooth-sword” chaos, and its wishlist surge suggests real demand for novelty.
A new evolutionary study suggests the “toolkit” for surviving a warming world is already baked in, not newly created.
A gum-disease bacterium appears to spark inflammation that turns valve tissue into bone-like calcium makers, at least in early studies.
NASA and partners set two news conferences for Crew-13 as launch slips no earlier than mid-September.
A signal at an identical wavelength shows up on both worlds, forcing researchers to narrow down prebiotic chemistry candidates.
Rotten Tomatoes crunched his filmography. The surprising pattern is less hero-worship and more incentive design.
