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NPR
A brain-controlled system may help listeners with hearing loss cut through the noise
By Jon Hamilton
Scientists identify Southeast Asia's largest dinosaur species 
ABC News - Breaking News, Latest News and Videos
Researchers discover a new gigantic dinosaur species in Thailand
By Briana Alvarado
The Detroit News
Scientists dig up Southeast Asia's largest dinosaur in Thailand
By Will Dunham
National Geographic
A new species offers a clue to the boom of giant dinosaurs
By Riley Black
Phys.org
'Last titan': Southeast Asia's biggest dinosaur discovered
By Sadie Harley & Robert Egan
Crystal in Trinity Nuclear Test 
Phys.org
80 years after the Trinity nuclear test, scientists identify new molecule-trapping crystal formed in the blast
Yahoo
'Extreme' crystal that formed in 1945 nuclear bomb test is unlike anything scientists have seen
By Joanna Thompson
ScienceAlert
The World's First Nuclear Explosion Forged an 'Impossible' Crystal
By Michelle Starr
Scientific American
Strange crystals found inside wreckage from the first nuclear bomb test
By Clara Moskowitz
SpaceX CRS-34 mission launch 
Space
SpaceX scrubs Dragon cargo launch to International Space Station due to bad weather
By Mike Wall
NASA (.gov)
NASA, SpaceX Target May 15 for Resupply Mission Launch
Spaceflight Now
For a second time, poor weather scrubs Cargo Dragon mission launch to the space station
By Will Robinson-Smith & Will Robinson
Spectrum News 13
Weather forces SpaceX to scrub resupply launch to International Space Station
By Anthony Leone
NASA's Artemis III mission 
SpaceNews
SLS to launch without upper stage for Artemis 3
By Jeff Foust
NASA (.gov)
NASA Outlines Preliminary Artemis III Mission Plans
Axios
Orbit: Artemis III deets
By Derek Lacey
Space
NASA reveals new details about Artemis 3 astronaut mission
By Mike Wall
SpaceX targets May 19 for debut of Starship Version 3 
Live Science
SpaceX prepares to launch next-generation Starship, the tallest and most powerful rocket ever built
By Patrick Pester
Space
SpaceX's Starship V3 megarocket finally has a debut launch date. Here's when it will fly
By Mike Wall
SpaceNews
SpaceX sets date for first Starship version 3 launch
By Jeff Foust
USA Today
SpaceX's Starship megarocket finally has a 2026 launch date. Here's when
Homo erectus fossil teeth from China 
Nature
Enamel proteins from six Homo erectus specimens across China
By E. Andrew Bennett, Huiyun Rao & Song Xing
EL PAÍS English
Protein reveals the oldest episode of sex and procreation among human species
By Nuno Dominguez
AP News
Ancient teeth hint at canoodling between early human relatives
By Adithi Ramakrishnan
Haaretz
Ancient Sex: Homo Erectus Interbred With Denisovans in China 400,000 Years Ago
By Ruth Schuster
NASA Perseverance rover captures new selfie on Mars 
ABC News - Breaking News, Latest News and Videos
NASA's Mars Perseverance rover sends new self-portrait from the red planet
NASA (.gov)
Perseverance Stuns in New Selfie
Popular Science
Mars rover snaps a selfie near skyscraper-sized boulders
By Andrew Paul
PetaPixel
NASA’s Perseverance Rover Sends Stunning Selfie From Mars’ Lac de Charmes Region
Engineered synapses allow for precise brain circuit rewiring 
Nature
Long-term editing of brain circuits using an engineered electrical synapse
By Kathryn K. Walder-christensen, Daniel A Colón-Ramos & Kay Tye
Duke University School of Medicine
Study unveils precise way to rewire brain circuits to boost resilience to stress
By Angela Spivey
Neuroscience News
Neural Hotwire: How Biological Synapses Bypass Broken Brain Links
By Fedor Kossakovski
Bioengineer.org
Engineered Electrical Synapse Enables Long-Term Brain Editing
NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) (.gov)
Hello Universe: NASA’s Next-Gen Space Processor Undergoes Testing
Earth's crust splitting in Africa 
CNN
Scientists say a new continental rift is forming in Zambia
By Jacopo Prisco
ScienceAlert
First Signatures of a Future Tectonic Split Are Bubbling Up In Zambia
By Michelle Starr
Smithsonian Magazine
East Africa Might Break Off From the Continent Sooner Than Scientists Thought—and a New Ocean May Fill the Gap
By Margherita Bassi
ZME Science
A New Rift Might Be Opening in Africa, and Helium Is Leaking From Below
By Andrei Mihai
Space
The Whirlpool Galaxy comes alive photo of the day for May 13, 2026
By Chelsea "Foxanne" Gohd
JWST detects ultra-faint galaxy from 13 billion years ago 
Ars Technica
Gravitational lens shows a galaxy just 800 million years post-Big Bang
By Jacek Krywko
Nature
An ultra-faint, chemically primitive galaxy forming in the reionization era
By Kimihiko Nakajima, Yuki Isobe & Yuichi Harikane
Scientific American
Astronomers just came one step closer to seeing the universe’s first stars
By Lee Billings
nao.ac.jp
Astronomers Find Most Chemically Primitive Galaxy in Early Universe
Antarctic ice cores reveal Solar System's journey through stardust 
The Conversation
Stardust trapped in Antarctic ice reveals tens of thousands of years of Solar System’s past
By Dominik Koll
ScienceDaily
Earth is flying through ancient supernova debris and scientists found the evidence in Antarctic ice
EurekAlert!
Path of the solar system through the Local Interstellar Cloud. The cloud’s profile is preserved as an interstellar fingerprint in Antarctic ice.
American Physical Society
Finding Stardust in the Ice
NASA Science (.gov)
NASA’s Planet-Hunting TESS Reveals Dazzling Night Sky
By Jeanette Kazmierczak
The New York Times
Building Nests Is Hard. That’s Why Some Birds Steal.
By Sara Novak
Newly discovered asteroid 2026 JH2 to pass close to Earth 
ABC News - Breaking News, Latest News and Videos
Newly discovered asteroid will make a close, but safe, encounter with Earth
By Matthew Glasser
New Scientist
Asteroid set to fly very close to Earth
By Matthew Sparkes
The Virtual Telescope Project 2.0
Near-Earth Asteroid 2026 JH2 extremely close encounter: online observation – 18 May 2026
By Gianluca Masi
AL.com
Newly-discovered asteroid to pass closer to Earth than the moon next week
By Amber Sutton
Marine researchers document remora interactions with manta rays 
Live Science
'A combination of amazement and horror': Hitchhiker fish hide in manta ray buttholes
By Bethany Augliere
The New York Times
A Fish That Hitches Rides Where the Sun Doesn’t Shine
By Jason Bittel
Wiley Online Library
Hiding in Plain Sight: Evidence of Echeneidae Cloacal and Gill Diving Behavior in Manta Ray Hosts
Scientific American
Sucker fish are hiding in manta rays’ ‘butthole,’ new study reveals
By Jackie Flynn Mogensen
Space
'Like putting a microscope into the core of the sun': World's 1st space-based neutrino detector launches to orbit
By Tereza Pultarova
Carnegie and Yale researchers solve Bermuda geological mystery 
Charisma Magazine Online
Bermuda Triangle Mystery May Finally Be Solved After Stunning Underwater Discovery
By James Lasher
Carnegie Science
Scientists Probe a Mystery Beneath Bermuda
By William D. Frazer, Lara S Wagner & Diana C. Roman
The Times of India
The deep-earth mystery hidden beneath Bermuda’s pink sands
Tech Explorist
A long-hidden mystery beneath Bermuda is being revealed
By Amit Malewar
Curiosity rover drill bit stuck in Atacama rock on Mars 
WIRED
NASA’s Curiosity Rover Got Its Drill Stuck on a Rock. Here’s How They Freed It
By Marta Musso
NASA Science (.gov)
NASA’s Curiosity Rover Frees Its Drill From a Rock
ScienceDaily
NASA’s Curiosity rover accidentally pulled a rock out of Mars
BBC Sky at Night Magazine
Help! This NASA rover just got a large Martian rock stuck to the end of its arm
By Iain Todd
NASA tests next-gen Mars helicopter rotors at supersonic speeds 
ScienceAlert
NASA's Next-Gen Mars Helicopter Rotors Have Broken The Sound Barrier in Tests
By Michelle Starr
NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) (.gov)
NASA Pushes Next-Gen Mars Helicopter Rotor Blades Past Mach 1
New Atlas
NASA pushes next-gen Mars helicopter rotors through the sound barrier
By Omar Kardoudi
Ars Technica
Engineers at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Lab make a breakthrough in rotor technology
By Stephen Clark
The New York Times
A Physicist Who Thinks in Poetry From the Cosmic Edge
By Katrina Miller
Researchers move thousands of atoms to reprogram materials 
Nature
Mesoscale atomic engineering in a crystal lattice
By Andrew R Lupini, Frances M. Ross & Sergii Grytsiuk
MIT News
Researchers “reprogram” materials by quickly rearranging their atoms
By Zach Winn
Interesting Engineering
US team reprograms materials in three dimensions using electron beam
By Ameya Paleja
Bioengineer.org
Atomic-Scale Engineering Shapes Crystal Lattices
Survey of physicists on cosmology 
Gizmodo
One of the Largest Physics Surveys Ever Finds No One Agrees on Anything
By Gayoung Lee
Phys.org
Largest-ever survey of physicists puts Standard Model of cosmology under scrutiny
Yahoo
Big Bang origin theory disputed by scientists
By Tom Chivers
The Times of Israel
What the Kabbalists Knew Before the Physicists Said It
By Richard Diamond
Scientists study composition of Uranus and Neptune 
Space
Uranus and Neptune could be full of rocks, new study suggests
By Chelsea "Foxanne" Gohd
The Daily Galaxy
Scientists Say Uranus And Neptune May Be Far Rockier Than Anyone Expected
By Lydia Amazouz
Orbital Today
New Study Argues That Uranus And Neptune Are Rocky
By Collins Eshiet
Universe Space Tech
End of the era of the ice giants: Uranus and Neptune turn out to be rocky worlds
By Ivan Hrinko
ScienceDaily
Who are the Japanese? Huge DNA discovery rewrites history
Volcano's removal of methane 
ScienceAlert
A Massive Volcano Destroyed Methane in The Sky, And Scientists Are Stunned
By Michelle Starr
Nature
Satellite quantification of enhanced methane oxidation applied to the stratospheric plume following Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha’apai eruption
By Daphne Meidan, Isabelle De Smedt & Matthew S. Johnson
IFLScience
The Largest Volcanic Eruption This Century Cleaned Up After Itself. And We Could Learn To Do The Same
By Stephen Luntz
Popular Mechanics
This Volcano Is Cleaning up Its Own Environmental Disaster
By Darren Orf
Phys.org
Strange 500-million-year-old marine fossils reveal a feeding strategy that still shapes oceans today
By Ingrid Fadelli
James Webb Space Telescope captures new image of galaxy Messier 77 
ScienceAlert
JWST Reveals a Hidden Structure in The Heart of The Squid Galaxy
By Michelle Starr
AP News
Spiral galaxy’s brilliant heart shines bright in a new picture from NASA’s Webb telescope
By Marcia Dunn
Big Think
Cosmic beacon unveiled inside nearby active galaxy by JWST
By Ethan Siegel
Sci.News
Webb Peers into Brilliant Heart of Messier 77
NASA's ion engine for Mars 
The Conversation
Nasa bets big on nuclear engines to cut journey times to Mars
By Domenico Vicinanza
New Atlas
NASA's experimental ion engine passes major test, bringing Mars mission closer
Space Daily
NASA wants to fly a nuclear-powered spacecraft to Mars before 2028 ends, and the real test is whether Jared Isaacman can push the agency past its 60-year nuclear-space stall
StartupHub.ai
NASA Administrator on Moon, Mars, and Nuclear Power
Signs of dark matter 
MIT News
A new way to spot signs of dark matter
By Jennifer Chu
Open Access Government
The influence of dark matter on gravity
By Emily Warrender
Sci.News
Gravitational Waves Could Become New Tool in Hunt for Dark Matter
The Independent
Scientists might have finally found a way to spot dark matter
By Andrew Griffin
ESA releases topographic data of Shalbatana Vallis on Mars 
European Space Agency
Waterworn chaos on Mars
BBC Sky at Night Magazine
Strange, dark material spotted in an ancient channel on Mars, where water once flowed 3.5 billion years ago
By Iain Todd
European Space Agency
Bird’s-eye view of a small chaotic area in Shalbatana Vallis
European Space Agency
A view from above: Shalbatana Vallis on Mars
DOGO News
Tiny Space Rock With Atmosphere Stuns Scientists
The New York Times
Surprising Signs of an Atmosphere Around a Tiny World, Billions of Miles Away
By Kenneth Chang
Yahoo
A World Beyond Neptune Has An Atmosphere And Scientists Don’t Know Why
By Jamie Carter
Big Think
The discovery of an atmosphere on a tiny Kuiper belt world
By Ethan Siegel
SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket stage to hit the Moon in August 
BBC Sky at Night Magazine
A large section of a Space X rocket is about to smash into the Moon. Here's what we know so far
By Iain Todd
ScienceAlert
A SpaceX Rocket Is About to Slam Into The Moon, Scientist Says
By Ivan Farkas
South China Morning Post
Looming US rocket debris crash unlikely to hit Chinese moon landers: experts
By Ling Xin
Jang
SpaceX Falcon 9 junk set to crash into Moon this August: What you need to know?
'Implosion carving' for photonic devices 
Phys.org
'Implosion carving' shrinks 3D photonic devices 2,000-fold for visible-light computing
By Anne Trafton
Nature
Isotropic shrinkage of patterned vacancies enables three-dimensional nanoprecise metastructures for visible light applications
By Peter T C So, Yannick Salamin & Hasindu Kariyawasam
MIT News
Powerful shrinking technique could enable devices that compute with light
By Anne Trafton
EurekAlert!
Photonic Devices (IMAGE)
Space
Astrophotographer captures remarkable view of galactic 'Eyes' with backyard telescope
By Anthony Wood
Largest hydraulic jump in solar system found on Venus 
Space
30-mile-high clouds of acid on Venus are made by the largest 'hydraulic jump' in the solar system
By Keith Cooper
Universe Today
What Your Kitchen Sink Has in Common With Venus
By Mark Thompson
Gizmodo
A Gigantic Atmospheric Anomaly Keeps Showing Up on Venus. Astronomers Finally Know Why
By Gayoung Lee
The Brighter Side of News
Researchers explain mysterious cause of 6,000-kilometer cloud wall on Venus
By Joseph Shavit & Joshua Shavit
Space Daily
Researchers studying chronic pain found a brain pathway that may explain why pain keeps going long after an injury should have healed
Schulich School of Medicine & Dentistry
Can brain waves predict chronic pain?
By Wendy Haaf
The Times of Israel
From Lab to Life: Unlearning Chronic Pain
By Shlomo Maital
Futura, le média qui explore le monde
Scientists may have found the brain’s switch for chronic pain
Moon, Saturn, and Mars visible in eastern sky on May 14 
Space
Don't miss Mars, Saturn and the moon form a cosmic triangle before dawn on May 14
By Anthony Wood
Forbes
A Perfect New Supermoon As Dark Skies Return: The Night Sky This Week
By Jamie Carter
Astronomy Magazine
The Sky Today on Thursday, May 14: The Moon and Mars in the morning
By Alison Klesman
Jersey's Best
Jersey Skies: Saturn and Mars rise into the dawn
By John Saccenti
The Ithaca Voice
He went out bushwhacking and discovered a new plant species
By Fernando Figueroa
Fossil reanalysis on animal life 
Gizmodo
Study Claims 540-Million-Year-Old ‘Animal’ Fossils Are Something Else Entirely
By Gayoung Lee
Yahoo
New fossils could rewrite the origin story of complex animal life on Earth, study says
ScienceDaily
Stunning fossil discovery challenges the origins of animal life
The Economic Times
A fossil reanalysis just blew up everything we thought we knew about the origins of animal life
Scientists on energy particles in the universe 
Space
What flings mysteriously powerful particles called 'cosmic rays' at Earth?
By Robert Lea
Universe Space Tech
Some high-energy particles may turn out to be heavy atoms
By Oleksandr Burlaka
starlust.org
What are some of the highest-energy particles in the universe made of? Scientists have an answer
Phys.org
Ultrahigh-energy cosmic messengers may carry ultraheavy secrets
By Robert C. Egan & Stephanie Kromash Baum
Antarctic drilling reveals millions of years of climate history 
Nature
Ice core reveals longest-ever continuous record of Earth’s climate
By Davide Castelvecchi
동아사이언스
Beyond EPICA's 1.2-million-year ice core links CO2 to Earth's ice age shift
The Times of India
What scientists found beneath Antarctica’s ice after drilling over 1,700 feet down
CPG Click Petróleo e Gás
Scientists extracted 228 meters of mud and rock under 523 meters of Antarctic ice — the largest sediment core ever recovered reveals 23 million years of the planet's climate history
NASA training with Blue Origin moon lander 
Space
Blue Origin's lunar lander mockup is ready for NASA Artemis astronaut training
By Josh Dinner
NASA (.gov)
Industry Moon Lander Training Cabin Lands at NASA for Artemis
extremetech.com
Blue Origin Prepares to Snatch Away SpaceX's Biggest Project
By Graham Templeton
Engadget
NASA Is Set To Begin Training With A Prototype Of Blue Origin's Crew Moon Lander
By Cheyenne Macdonald
Remnants of dwarf galaxy Loki discovered inside Milky Way 
Live Science
The Milky Way ate a galaxy called Loki, and scientists think they found its bones
By Shreejaya Karantha
GK Today
Scientists Find Possible Dwarf Galaxy Inside Milky Way
NDTV
Scientists Find Dwarf Galaxy That May Have Been Absorbed By Milky Way Billions Of Years Ago
By Astitva Raj
VICE
Astronomers Say Something Massive Is Lurking Inside the Milky Way
By Luis Prada
Scientists create organism with 19 amino acids 
Indian Defence Review
They Removed One of Life's 20 Essential Amino Acids from Bacteria, and It Survived 450 Generations
By Sarah Talbi
Popular Mechanics
Scientists Changed a Lifeform’s Fundamental Code. It Shouldn’t Have Survived—but It Did.
By Elizabeth Rayne
Chemistry World
Stripped down bacterium functions with one less amino acid than the rest of life on Earth
By Tim Wogan
UNC Health
UNC Researcher Continues Quest to Understand the Origins of the Genetic Code
By Kendall Rovinsky
Nature
Adaptive cellular evolution in the intestine of hyperdiverse cichlid fishes
By Fabrizia Ronco, Gudrun Viktorin & Walter Salzburger
NASA Watch
NASA GSFC Memo Regarding IV&V and Wallops Insourcing
By Keith Cowing
Satellite images show Shiveluch volcano melting snow 
Indian Defence Review
NASA Satellite Reveals One Of Russia’s Most Active Volcanoes Burning Through Snow
Space
Satellite spies one of Russia's most active volcanoes melting snow from the inside out
By Daisy Dobrijevic
Volcano Discovery
Sheveluch (Russia) Volcano (Russia) activity update May 8, 2026 - Continuing eruption Cite this Report
CPG Click Petróleo e Gás
New satellite images show a growing lava dome at the Shiveluch volcano, one of the world's most active, which is in continuous eruption.
Phys.org
Rice plants observed trapping and killing fall armyworm caterpillars
By John Lovett
SciTechDaily
“Totally Unexpected” – Scientists Discover Pancreatic Cancer’s Fatal Addiction
DOGO News
This Ant Species Produces Only Queens!
Space Daily
Psychology suggests people who become more compassionate as they get older may have learned how much private suffering sits behind ordinary behavior
Forbes
Only 2% Of Humans Have Green Eyes—An Evolutionary Biologist Explains Why
By Scott Travers
The Daily Galaxy
Scientists Found a Tiny Insect Trapped in Amber Since the Dinosaur Era With a Weird Feature
By Melissa Ait Lounis
The Daily Galaxy
This Famous Black Hole Is Launching “Dancing Jets” Powerful Enough to Rival 10,000 Suns
Phys.org
Black hole jets measured in real time, revealing 10,000-sun power
By Marcia Dunn
MSN
Scientists track black hole jet in action at nearly half the speed of light
By Rupendra Brahambhatt
Devdiscourse
New Clues Uncovered Behind Mysterious Black Hole Jets Stretching Across Galaxies
Phys.org
Atomic bands in two transition metal dichalcogenides hint at long-theorized quantum state
By Ingrid Fadelli
Hubble's planet factory discovery 
The Daily Galaxy
Hubble Discovers The Largest Known Planet Factory Unlike Anything Seen Before 1,000 Light-Years Away
By Lydia Amazouz
ScienceDaily
NASA’s Hubble reveals a giant chaotic planet nursery unlike anything seen before
Orbital Today
The Hubble Imaged The Largest-Yet Planet-Forming Disk
By Collins Eshiet
Paleontologists identify new giant dinosaur in Argentina 
The Daily Galaxy
A Shepherd in Patagonia Discovered 65-Foot Dinosaur Fossils Beneath His Farm That Don’t Belong to Any Recognized Group
By Melissa Ait Lounis
Sci.News
New Species of Giant Long-Necked Dinosaur Identified in Argentina
ScienceDaily
This strange giant dinosaur may change what we know about Jurassic titans
The Economic Times
This dinosaur had a neck 40% shorter than its giant relatives, defying one of nature's biggest Jurassic ru
SciTechDaily
New MRI Breakthrough Captures Stunningly Clear Images of the Eye and Brain
Solar activity accelerates space junk descent, study finds 
The Daily Galaxy
Old Space Junk From the 1960s Just Revealed a Hidden Effect of the Sun on Earth’s Orbit
Science News
Solar activity can influence how fast space junk loses orbit
By Carolyn Gramling
Space
Solar activity makes space junk crash to Earth faster
By Julian Dossett
The Times of India
Nature’s giant vacuum cleaner: Scientists reveal how the Sun is secretly cleaning Earth’s space junk
NASA Watch
Wallops Is Now Under KSC Control
By Keith Cowing
Indian Defence Review
Turns Out, Tiny Planets Are Basically Dead Worlds, Here’s the Exact Cutoff
Phys.org
Atoms vibrate on circular paths—with an unexpected twist
By Simon Schmitt
Neanderthals' use of rhino teeth 
Indian Defence Review
Scientists Discover Neanderthals Were Using Teeth as Weapons, Just Not Their Own
Archaeology News Online Magazine
Neanderthals used rhinoceros teeth as tools for making stone implements, study finds
Archaeology Magazine
News - Neanderthals May Have Used Rhino Teeth as Tools
Phys.org
Modern experiments suggest rhino teeth may have been part of Neanderthal toolkits
Gravitational wave detector harmonization 
The Brighter Side of News
Gravitational wave detectors can now tune themselves using black holes
By Joseph Shavit
Sky News
New technique allows scientists to 'hear' black hole collisions
IFLScience
“This Wasn't Really Something We Were Expecting To Be Able To Do”: Black Hole Collisions Can Now Be Used To “Autotune” Gravitational Wave Detectors
By Alfredo Carpineti
Neowin
A stunning first black hole's “kick” heard through space and time
By Sayan Sen
Phys.org
A history of containers, an ancient technology hundreds of thousands of years in the making
New Scientist
The story of the first human tool: the humble container
By Michael Marshall
The Times of India
The story of the first human tool that might not be a weapon, scientists say it was far more important
Fossils reveal early human meat-processing techniques 
Archaeology News Online Magazine
Cut marks on 1.6-million-year-old bones reveal early humans moved and processed meat in Kenya
Phys.org
Cut marks on 1.6 million-year-old bones reveal early humans moved prized meat
Indian Defence Review
1.6 Million-Year-Old Bones Reveal How Early Humans Hunted and Shared Their Food
VICE
Humans Have Been Obsessed With the Best Cuts of Meat for 1.6 Million Years
By Luis Prada
Indian Defence Review
Scientists Finally Cracked the Case of This Mysterious 300-Million-Year-Old Fossil

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