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Crystal boundaries help hydrogen sensors work in hot, humid air
Hydrogen could play an important role in cleaner energy systems, but even small leaks can create safety risks. Reliable sensors are…
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ScienceFolha CiênciaTranslated · Portuguese
How to identify conspiracy theories and not believe them
“Birds aren’t real.”
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Researcher uses AI to predict probabilities for chemical processes
Quantum chemistry can be used to calculate the probabilities of which chemical processes will occur. This involves a great deal of…
ScienceFocus PLTranslated · Polish
Even the most expensive shock absorber can be set up incorrectly. These two sensors are meant to eliminate the guesswork.
When buying a mountain bike, we can spend a long time comparing shock absorber classes, only to later leave their settings almost to chance.
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Finland's white-tailed eagle success story: What long-term data reveal about recovery
The white-tailed eagle (Haliaeetus albicilla) was once a rare species in Europe due to persecution and pollution. Thanks to legal…
ScienceG1Translated · Portuguese
The Casimiro de Abreu Literary Fair promotes reading encouragement through interactive experiences for children
The free event in Barra de São João features educational activities, cultural attractions, and initiatives to foster a love of reading.
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X-ray observations uncover possible jet warning signs in black hole systems
Black hole jet ejections are powerful outbursts of high-energy photons and particles that provide insights into extreme astrophysical…
ScienceBBC BrasilTranslated · Portuguese
Brazil shouldn’t raise the minimum wage; it should get rid of it, says economist John Cochrane
A Stanford University researcher in the U.S., cited by André Lara Resende in his proposal on fiscal policy, told BBC News Brazil that the…
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Why the current strategy to manage mule deer populations may not be working
Following a surge of interest in deer hunting beginning in the '80s and '90s, strategies to manage deer populations evolved to increase the…
ScienceEl PaísTranslated · Spanish
The mystery of the Japanese bacteria living in Rembrandt’s ‘Night Watch’
The Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam, and Artis-Micropia identify which microbes live on Rembrandt’s ‘The Night Watch’.
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A robot just built a structure autonomously in space for the 1st time ever
A robot built part of an antenna in orbit recently, showcasing skills that could potentially allow the assembly of space telescopes and…
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Tiny nutrient, big mystery: Key gene reveals how cereal crops transport nickel
Nickel plays an important physiological role in plants, but how it is transported over long distances from stems and leaves to grains was…
ScienceRFITranslated · French
“The development of renewable energy, mainly in China, is replacing fossil fuel emissions.”
Greenhouse gas emissions related to fossil fuels are declining for the first time since COVID.
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Changing magnetic dimensionality boosts spin-wave frequency in Cr₂₋δTe₂
Magnons are quasiparticles that represent quantized spin waves in magnetic materials. They can carry information without moving electric…
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Molecular structures reveal how a bacteriophage protein inhibits bacterial cell wall synthesis
Drug-resistant bacteria are becoming more common worldwide, posing a major public health challenge. Addressing this problem requires…
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Tehran’s tension-inducing announcement: Underground missile city becomes operational
Iranian Parliament Speaker Qalibaf spoke about the new underground missile base introduced by the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps.
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Oil prices are so high that CO2 emissions from fossil fuels are dropping
The war in Iran has put 2026 on track for a dip in annual fossil-fuel carbon emissions
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Over 3,000 cholera deaths since the beginning of the year, according to WHO
WHO reports over 3,000 cholera deaths since the beginning of the year; the El Niño phenomenon could exacerbate the situation.
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Ice Age camp reveals hunter-gatherers reached Italy thousands of years earlier than previously thought
A fresh excavation of the eastern deposit at Riparo Mochi, a rock shelter near today's French–Italian border, has pushed back the timeline…
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NASA opens recruitment for a new generation of astronauts who may live on the Moon
NASA is accepting applications to train a new generation of astronauts who may live on the Moon; the deadline for submissions is December 3.
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Neighborhood ties and social connections are linked to high recycling participation
Waste separation and recycling are essential to achieving a circular economy and sustainable resource management; however, the long-term…
ScienceFutura SciencesTranslated · French
Black Month: This spectacular LEGO Marvel ship has seen its price drop by 47% at Cdiscount!
At Cdiscount, the price of an iconic LEGO Marvel spaceship has dropped by 47% as part of the Black Month deals.
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Most university students now use AI, but that doesn't mean they like it
The university experience has changed drastically since artificial intelligence (AI) became widely available four years ago.
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At COP31, Turkey is pushing for electrification, but the issue of fossil fuels remains unresolved
At COP31 in Antalya, Turkey is pushing for electrification, but the issue of fossil fuels remains unresolved.
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How cells pull together: Theoretical study reveals a hidden source of attraction
Imagine two people standing on a stretchy sheet. When one pulls, the other feels the fabric move and responds with a pull of their own…
ScienceABC InternacionalTranslated · Spanish
Bishops sing the tango “Volver” to Pope Leo during his visit to Buenos Aires
During their visit to Buenos Aires, the bishops sang the tango “Volver” by Carlos Gardel and Alfredo Le Pera to Pope Leo at dinner.
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DLR, NASA and CSA plan lunar greenhouse to grow vegetables for astronauts
What sounds like science fiction is becoming a concrete research project: the German Aerospace Center (DLR), together with NASA and the…
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Team designs molecules that efficiently generate orange-to-red light for OLED displays
Most of us spend much of our day staring at organic light-emitting diodes, or OLEDs, which convert electricity into light to produce the…
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Repeat thieves without kleptomania struggle to adapt to rewards in decision-making test
Theft is almost universally considered an exploitative behavior. The conventional view underlying judicial systems is that the act of…
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Curiosity Mars rover sizes up new 'Nazca' dig site | Space photo of the day for Nov. 10, 2026
NASA's Curiosity Mars rover is sizing up its next dig site on the Red Planet. The Curiosity team will characterize the surface composition…
ScienceInteria WydarzeniaTranslated · Polish
Czarzasty wants Television Republika to be punished. “Everyone knows why.”
Marshal Czarzasty asked the KRRiT to initiate proceedings and impose a monetary penalty on Telewizja Republika.
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A catalyst that protects itself while producing hydrogen
Cobalt phosphide (CoP) is a promising alternative to platinum for producing hydrogen from water. However, scientists have struggled to…
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Iranian Parliament Speaker Qalibaf: The message of the new missile city to the enemy is clear
Iranian Parliament Speaker Qalibaf said that the new underground missile base unveiled by the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps sends a…
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Study investigates what drivers would pay for 'salmon-safe' tires
The average person might be willing to pay a 10% premium for vehicle tires labeled as "salmon safe," according to a new study led by…
ScienceRAI NewsTranslated · Italian
Cavalli’s “La Calisto” – a blend of sensuality and irony – was a success at the Barocktage at Berlin’s Staatsoper
Cavalli’s “La Calisto”, directed by Pluhar, proves successful at Berlin’s Staatsoper with a staging by Herheim and in co-production with…
SciencePúblicoTranslated · Portuguese
From 1,500 to Web Summit: ApexBrasil and Sebrae open pavilion by “giving a little something”
The opening takes place in an optimistic atmosphere regarding the trade balance and pays tribute to women entrepreneurs. The mission of…
ScienceFutura SciencesTranslated · French
A turtle to save the climate? The mascot of COP31 mainly tells a story that should serve as a warning to us.
The UN is honoring a sea turtle for COP31 in Turkey, symbolizing a troubling climate phenomenon.
ScienceWeltTranslated · German
Two dead in Baden-Württemberg, shots fired in Hamburg – police provide first details
A 68-year-old man is suspected of killing two people in Baden-Württemberg and injuring two others in Hamburg before taking his own life.
ScienceYonhapTranslated · Korean
Thunberg: “Greenwashing circus”... Criticism pours in at UN climate conference
(Rome=Yonhap News) Special Correspondent Min Kyung-rak = Warnings about excessive reliance on fossil fuels were voiced at the United…
ScienceScientiasTranslated · Dutch
Global CO2 emissions declined slightly this year, and not just due to the conflict in Iran
Global CO2 emissions from coal, oil, and gas are expected to decline by 0.4% this year, to 38.2 billion tons.