Researchers from Tokyo Metropolitan University have uncovered a clever defense system inside healthy cells that helps them ...

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From the depths of Germany’s legendary Posidonia Shale, scientists have unveiled a new marine reptile species: Plesionectes ...

It was their oral microbiome, the constellation of bacteria that live in the mouth and play key roles in transforming dietary ...

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Like a cosmic ghost, a black hole is invisible. Why? Because it traps light itself. Even photons can’t escape its gravity ...

Scientists discovered three scent compounds that rise in women’s body odor during ovulation. When men caught a whiff of these ...

Graphic illustrating MIT’s new platform for manipulating light on the nanoscale. Thin structures represent patterned chromium ...

They achieved a spin coherence time of 50 seconds, meaning the antiproton stayed in a stable quantum rhythm for nearly a ...

Imagine two flashlights aimed at each other; do their beams collide? Nope! In everyday physics, light is too chill for drama.