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Study Confirms All 28 Largest US Cities Are Sinking

Environment · United States

Study Confirms All 28 Largest US Cities Are Sinking

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Meteorites and marsquakes hint at an underground ocean of liquid water on the red planet

Meteorites and marsquakes hint at an underground ocean of liquid water on the red planet

59% Center coverage: 17 sources

Evidence is mounting that a secret lies beneath the dusty red plains of Mars, one that could redefine our view of the red planet: a vast reservoir of liquid water, locked deep in the crust.See the Story

Aalto University Unveils Quantum Gravity Theory Compatible with Standard Model

Aalto University Unveils Quantum Gravity Theory Compatible with Standard Model

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Did it snow on Mars? New research suggests ancient Red Planet precipitation was a lot like Earth

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Planting trees in the Arctic could have dire consequences

Planting trees has become a widely praised, low-cost way to tackle climate change. Trees absorb carbon dioxide, helping to pull this major greenhouse gas from the air. Yet, when trees are planted in the wrong places, they can do more harm than good—and in some cases, they may even speed up global warming. A study in Nature Geoscience points to high-latitude regions like the Arctic as especially risky sites for new forests. These cold areas may s…Climate Change Read Article

Can artificial intelligence truly be creative?

A drawing appears on the page. Smooth lines curve into the shape of a vase beside a bowl of fruit. There’s no human hand guiding the pen, only the gentle hum of a machine. But how creative do you think that machine is? New research suggests your answer might depend more on what you saw during the drawing process than on the drawing itself. This question — whether artificial intelligence can truly be considered creative — has puzzled scientists f…Artificial Intelligence · Helsinki Read Article

Subatomic wormholes could be responsible for universal expansion

The universe isn’t just growing—it’s speeding up as it does. That discovery stunned scientists, upending long-held ideas about gravity and motion in space. This rapid expansion wasn’t predicted by Einstein’s general relativity. If space only contained known particles and radiation, it simply shouldn’t be happening. To explain this puzzle, researchers proposed something radical: a strange force now called dark energy. It’s invisible, interacts fa…Read Article

Andes wildlife is replanting the Earth – one dung pile at a time

High up in the mountains, in a rocky world left behind by melting glaciers, life finds an unlikely jumpstart—thanks to poop. At nearly 18,000 feet in the Peruvian Andes, wild camelids called vicuñas have taken on a surprising role. By using shared dung piles, they help restore ecosystems in places where glaciers have recently disappeared. These latrines don’t just mark territory—they’re building blocks for new life in barren lands. Scientists fr…Wildfires · Peru Read Article

Groundbreaking antibody nasal spray stops flu viruses

When scientists engineer a better way to fight the flu, they often begin with nature’s own defenses. That’s what a new study from researchers at The Ohio State University set out to do. Their goal was to create a more powerful antibody treatment against influenza A, one of the most common and deadly strains of the virus. What they discovered could change how people are protected against future flu pandemics. A smarter design for flu defense The …Columbus, Ohio · Columbus Read Article

Radical new all-in-one wing airplane concept could be the future of flight

A new kind of airplane is taking shape in Southern California. Its design looks nothing like today’s commercial jets—and it could change everything from passenger comfort to military power. Aircraft manufacturers are in a race. They want to build more efficient jets as airlines search for ways to cut fuel use and lower costs. Instead of the old tube-and-wing structure, a new shape is leading the charge: the blended-wing body. This sleek design m…California, United States · California Read Article