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Galaxies may be mimicking the dark matter signals astronomers are looking for
Galaxies may be mimicking the dark matter signals astronomers are looking for
Simulations of about 15 stellar streams show that gaps, twists, and clumps attributed to encounters with dark matter subhalos can also be formed by the complex gravitational field of the host galaxy.
A 14-kilometer-long optical fiber turns the bottom of the Sea of ​​Galilee into an array of sensors
A 14-kilometer-long optical fiber turns the bottom of the Sea of ​​Galilee into an array of sensors
A natural enzyme was able to read and transcribe eight-letter DNA
A natural enzyme was able to read and transcribe eight-letter DNA
Sun's shield shrank into Earth's orbit in the past—and may have contributed to ice ages
The heliosphere has previously contracted into Earth's orbit and may have contributed to ice ages
Comet without gas envelope caught in Subaru photo — revealing surprising surface
Comet without gas envelope caught in Subaru photo — revealing surprising surface
Sir Ernest Boris Cheyne: Knight of the Harmony of Medicine
Sir Ernest Boris Cheyne: Knight of the Harmony of Medicine
Unexpected source of genetic variation discovered in human sperm cells
Unexpected source of genetic variation discovered in human sperm cells

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Dark matter detector opens new window to the Sun: neutrinos measured at lowest energy yet
Dark matter detector opens new window to the Sun: neutrinos measured at lowest energy yet
The connection of everything with time. Illustration using artificial intelligence
The connection of everything to time bending: from the speeding fly to Einstein
Webb discovers the ticking clock over the formation of giant planets
Webb discovers the ticking clock over the formation of giant planets

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environment and energy

UN: The world is expected to cross the 1.5 degree mark within a few years
UN: The world is expected to cross the 1.5 degree mark within a few years
El Niño has strengthened in the last 40 years to a level not seen in the thousand years before industrialization
El Niño has strengthened in the last 40 years to a level not seen in the thousand years before industrialization
Dassault Systèmes sets new net-zero target for 2050, after meeting emissions reduction targets early
Dassault Systèmes sets new net-zero target for 2050, after meeting emissions reduction targets early

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Computing and technology

Caption: The 2D MOT system that delivers cold atoms to the experimental chamber. In the center is a glass chamber held in a vacuum between coils that create magnetic fields. The atoms pass into the experimental chamber through the tiny hole visible in the center of the yellow reflective surface. Credit: Or Dubkovsky.
Ben-Gurion University and Roger Penrose in a Quantum Test of Einstein: "Quantum Galileo" Examines the Equivalence Principle
Illustration of an artificial intelligence system that analyzes scientific data and searches for crystal structures of new dielectric materials
Artificial intelligence scanned 150 million material compositions — two of which successfully passed the lab test
Humanoid robots compete in a 100-meter dash in a stadium
Chinese robot runs 100 meters in 9.39 seconds — but it's still no Usain Bolt

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Biology and Medicine

The intestinal lining remembers inflammation: A mechanism uncovered at the Weizmann Institute may explain the transition to chronic disease
The intestinal lining remembers inflammation: A mechanism uncovered at the Weizmann Institute may explain the transition to chronic disease
Illustration of epigenetic changes in mouse brain cells following stress at a young age
Study in mice: Stress at a young age left an epigenetic “scar” in brain cells
The leaf-cutting ants carry plant material to the nest, where it serves as a substrate for the fungus they feed on. Illustration: depositphotos.com. The world's first people weren't humans – they were ants
The world's first farmers weren't humans – they were ants

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Society and history

Already 3,200 years ago: The pottery from Kora became a "brand" that went as far as Timna
Already 3,200 years ago: Pottery from northern Arabia became a "brand" that exported as far as Timna
Prof. Ada Yonath, Nobel Prize laureate in Chemistry, passes away at age 87
Prof. Ada Yonath, Nobel Prize laureate in Chemistry, passes away at age 87
Nancy Grace Roman: The astronomer who paved the way for the Hubble Space Telescope
Nancy Grace Roman: The astronomer who paved the way for the Hubble Space Telescope

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Science in Israel

A child near a fountain during a summer heatwave
There is a limit to adapting to heat: Israel needs to re-prepare for a hotter, more humid summer
Stand Up for Science expands to Europe amid fears of populist victories; in Israel, the fight for scientific independence is already in full swing
Stand Up for Science expands to Europe amid fears of populist victories; in Israel, the fight for scientific independence is already in full swing
Physics class at the Hebrew University of Mount Scopus, 1935. The article reignites the debate over whether the primary role of most lecturers is to research or to teach. Credit: Zoltan Kluger, National Photo Collection; Public Domain.
Should most academic research be stopped? Controversial article calls for professors to be brought back to classrooms

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