Birds in Cities Take Off Earlier When Women Approach Than Men, Study Finds
May 5, 2026
Urban birds spend their days negotiating human traffic. A field study across Europe found they often decide to depart a...
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When Women Earn More, Money Matters Less in Partner Choice
May 5, 2026
For decades, surveys across countries have reported a familiar pattern: women, on average, say they care more about a partner’s...
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Solar Panels Could Get 1,000x Stronger After Major Tech Breakthrough
May 3, 2026
Japan has put a fresh idea on the solar table: a panel design built around titanium, not silicon. Some coverage...
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When Touch Becomes Memory: How Emotional Contact Shapes Who We Are
May 2, 2026
A hug can be over in seconds, but the feeling it leaves behind can outlast the moment. A growing line...
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Gray Hair Isn’t Inevitable: A New Clue From Stem Cells That Get Stuck
May 1, 2026
Gray hair can feel like a simple sign of getting older, but a study in Nature suggests it is more...
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Brain Cells in Space Grow Faster, and Scientists Don’t Yet Know Why
April 30, 2026
Gravity is a constant editor of life on Earth. Take it away, and the human body starts rewriting rules: muscles...
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X1: Humanoid-and-Drone Teamwork for Rapid Rescue Scouting
April 30, 2026
In a Caltech lab late last year, researchers showed a new kind of rescue robot team: not a single do‑everything...
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TOI‑201: Astronomers Watch a Planetary System Reorder Itself
April 29, 2026
Most distant planetary systems look stable because we only catch brief glimpses of them. TOI‑201, a faraway star now analyzed...
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Silicone toothbrushes could change how we care for our gums
April 28, 2026
Most toothbrushes still follow the same blueprint: nylon bristles, plastic handle, quick trip to the trash. A review published in...
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When Sound Comes With Color: What Researchers Know Now
April 28, 2026
Most of the time, the senses stay in their lanes: sound in the ears, color in the eyes, words as...
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