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Windmill dream becomes stage triumph in London
The Boy – William Kamkwamba’s drought-and-inventing story arrives in London as a musical at Soho Place, with the windmill still…
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TESS saw microlensing planet—archival signal ignored
TESS accidentally – A microlensing flash first spotted by ESA’s Gaia in April 2023 later revealed an unexpected planet—Gaia23bra b—by…
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Sunscreen isn’t “bulletproof”—here’s how to use it
how much – A skin cancer expert says sunscreen works, but it’s not a license to stay in the sun…
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Funding the fight against corporate polluters
Funding the – In Lake Tahoe, toxic lead cables owned by AT&T sat on the lake floor for decades—until a…
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Constraints eased—then brains grew without selection
A new analysis of 87 hominin skulls suggests that human brains grew larger over the past 2 million years not…
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AI is moving into IVF—evidence still lags
AI in – Fertility companies are rolling out AI tools to help select eggs and embryos, predict pregnancy outcomes, and…
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Euclid spots oldest quasars ever, sharpening early-universe mystery
Euclid discovers – The Euclid space telescope has found 31 quasars, including the two oldest ever seen. Their light comes…
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Study maps PFAS from Great Lakes into people
PFAS move – A new meta-analysis from the University of Notre Dame uses decades of Great Lakes data to show…
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Philosophers are pulled into AI’s toughest safety fights
philosophers hired – As AI companies race to make models more reliable, philosophers—often trained in logic, ethics, and the mind—are…
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SoFi’s heat plans and transit goals face L.A. climate strain
With 30 days until the U.S. men’s team’s first World Cup match at SoFi Stadium, Los Angeles is trying to…








