Shark-Proof Wetsuit Resists Great White Bites, Study Finds
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Researchers test bite-resistant materials that could reduce injuries for oceangoers, signaling a shift toward non-lethal shark-bite mitigation
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Scientists unveil shark-proof wetsuit resistant to Great White bites
Science & Space • 3 months ago
New materials could reduce injuries for ocean users while preserving flexibility
Oklahoma family finds 2.79-carat brown diamond at Crater of Diamonds State Park
Science & Space • 3 months ago
A Cookson, Oklahoma family unearthed a 2.79-carat brown diamond on Sept. 13 using dollar-store digging tools; the gem was named for the family's birthday celebrant nephew.
Russian satellites shadow German military satellites as space tensions rise
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German defense minister warns Russia and China have expanded space warfare capabilities; calls for deterrence talks at Berlin conference
Artemis II looms as NASA presses ahead with lunar tests amid renewed moon-landing skepticism
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NASA outlines the crewed, 10-day Artemis II mission around the Moon, while online debates about space and the Moon landings intensify on social media.
Ancient brain structures may underpin consciousness, Cambridge scientist says
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A review by Dr. Peter Coppola argues the brain’s subcortex may generate basic conscious experience, with cortex adding refinement and human-specific features.
Cambridge scientist argues consciousness rooted in ancient brain regions, not cortex
Science & Space • 3 months ago
A review by Dr. Peter Coppola suggests subcortical and hindbrain structures may generate basic conscious experience, challenging long-held views about human uniqueness
Ancient copper workshop unearthed in Sinai region tied to Moses, Exodus
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Archaeologists discover Bronze Age copper smelting site at Wadi al-Nasb in South Sinai, with evidence of industrial activity and links to Serabit el-Khadim
New study suggests some supermassive black holes may be smaller than previously thought
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Researchers using a new measurement technique find a distant black hole in an infant galaxy is about 800 million solar masses, one-tenth the size previously estimated, prompting a potential rethink of early-universe growth models.