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Your printer hides a high-speed spectacle. A winning microscope photo freezes ink droplets in flight, revealing how letters take shape on a page. Take a closer look at this year’s Nikon Small World winners.
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Error correction creates qubits that glitch only 5 out of a million times, the first step toward a new phase for quantum computing.
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A simple experiment shows how a few bad actors can trigger social breakdown.
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The technology could get those with ALS, Parkinson’s disease and brain injuries “talking” again.
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How quickly can you complete our latest puzzle? Let us know below!
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We’ve studied the moon with robotic spacecraft for decades. What do human observers add? Artemis II’s first science results offer some answers.
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Quantum computing’s “megaquop” regime isn’t here yet. But scientists demonstrated one of the stepping stones toward it.
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In this week's episode of The Deep End, hear how AI-powered voice clones are changing the conversation around how people connect. That includes a musician named Patrick Darling who uses his voice clone to sing and perform songs.
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New videos offer a closer look at a rare and bizarre escape behavior in some Southeast Asian snakes.
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Japan’s MMX mission was designed to snag samples from Mars’ moon Phobos — but some precious grains of Martian material may be a welcome bonus.
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Between snakes that can cartwheel, fly and climb poles, we are well on our way to a snake circus.
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Salt iodization was a public health victory that calls for renewed attention today.
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This perforated shoulder bone that probably belonged to one Neandertal who lived around 75,000 years ago.
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While scientists wait for NASA to decide what to do with Perseverance’s carefully curated rocks, an audacious mission from the Japanese space agency might offer the next best thing: rocks from Mars’ larger moon, Phobos.
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“We worked extremely hard to make sure we were able to maximize lunar science return from wherever we could in this mission,” said Artemis II flight science operations lead Kelsey Young.

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Here's a preview of our November 2026 crossword ⬇️
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A new type of brain-computer interface promises to decode not just a person’s words, but their inflection and tone, too. A woman in Michigan is the first to try it out.
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This experimental drug kills fat cells instead of shrinking them. https://t.co/vamH9riuV9

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For some, mathematics has become a race to use AI to claim the next proof. But a new DeepMind study suggests another path: humans and AI building on each other’s ideas. What kind of mathematical progress do we want?
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Engineers have literally reanimated dead spiders. Now those corpses do their bidding. https://t.co/r1puVRnFjm