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Quantum sensor gets a read on tiny worm implanted with nanodiamonds

Tiny diamonds and quantum sensors can be used to measure conditions inside cells or living organisms, potentially offering a way to detect diseases or study biology in minute detail

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Space

What would a wormhole look like if we ever found one?

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HDB7EX STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION, Starship Enterprise, 1987-1994. Paramount/Courtesy:Everett Collection.

Space

We could detect a malfunctioning warp drive on an alien starship

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An illustration of the newly identified species, called Haliskia peterseni

Life

Australian pterosaur had a huge tongue to help gulp down prey

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Health

Muscle zapping during exercise helps people recover after a stroke

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Astronauts Robert L. Curbeam Jr. (left) and Christer Fuglesang on the International Space Station

Health

Astronaut medical records reveal the health toll of space travel

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Space

How many moons and moonmoons could we cram into Earth's orbit?

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Environment

Marine fungus can break down floating plastic pollution

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Health

Ozempic and Wegovy linked to lower risk of alcoholism

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Space

The first stars in the universe could have formed surprisingly early

Huge stars might have formed in the first million years of the universe if there was enough matter clumped together, according to a computer model

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Can you design an invention to help gibbons survive?

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Life

Elephants seem to invent names for each other

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Space

The largest volcanoes on Mars have frosted tips during winter

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Life

A surprisingly quick enzyme could shift our understanding of evolution

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