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The biggest science breakthroughs of 2025
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The biggest science breakthroughs of 2025
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For decades, particle physicists have longed for something—anything—their prevailing theory, the standard model, cannot explain. Last June, perhaps the most tantalizing sign of a new mystery vanished when a long-running experiment reported that, contrary to its earlier claims, a particle called the muon was not more magnetic than the standard model predicts. Behind the disappointment lurks a triumph: Theorists were finally able to calculate the muon’s magnetism precisely from scratch using a tec
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For decades, particle physicists have longed for something—anything—their prevailing theory, the standard model, cannot explain. Last June, perhaps the most tantalizing sign of a new mystery vanished when a long-running experiment reported that, contrary to its earlier claims, a particle called the muon was not more magnetic than the standard model predicts. Behind the disappointment lurks a triumph: Theorists were finally able to calculate the muon’s magnetism precisely from scratch using a tec
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Cancer cells may acquire some of their destructive vigor from their healthy neighbors. A research team has found that neurons donate mitochondria to the malignant cells, a discovery that could explain why tumors often grow faster in the presence of nerves. #ScienceTok #STEMTok CREDITS: (RESEARCH) COARFA ET AL./THE PROSTATE; HOOVER ET AL./NATURE; (VIDEO PRODUCTION) M. CANTWELL/SCIENCE
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Cancer cells may acquire some of their destructive vigor from their healthy neighbors. A research team has found that neurons donate mitochondria to the malignant cells, a discovery that could explain why tumors often grow faster in the presence of nerves. #ScienceTok #STEMTok CREDITS: (RESEARCH) COARFA ET AL./THE PROSTATE; HOOVER ET AL./NATURE; (VIDEO PRODUCTION) M. CANTWELL/SCIENCE
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The biggest science breakthroughs in 2024
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The biggest science breakthroughs in 2024
17.8K viewsJan 29, 2025
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We Don't Know: Magnetoreception
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We Don't Know: Magnetoreception
150.9K viewsDec 1, 2016
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This tiny camera can show the world from a bug’s point of view
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This tiny camera can show the world from a bug’s point of view
200.9K viewsJul 27, 2020
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The Biggest Stars In The Universe
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The Biggest Stars In The Universe
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When key “housekeeper” brain cells grow in lab dishes, they spawn unusual microscopic vesicles that can move on their own and carry energy-generating organelles, a research team has revealed. The biologists have dubbed their discovery zombosomes because the blobs can move like cells for a period despite lacking a nucleus, which acts as a cell's control center. The group also showed the membrane-bound messengers ferry proteins related to Parkinson’s disease, suggesting they may contribute to it a
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Snippet: Moose eating underwater
243.1K viewsOct 22, 2018
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Gravitational Wave Background | Scientists use a living laboratories called pulsar timing arrays
13.1K viewsJan 27, 2023
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Crops can tolerate the scorching sunshine of a heat wave if they have enough water, but sweltering nights can spell particularly serious trouble. Researchers in China have discovered a #gene that helps protect rice from two impacts of heat: lower yield and poor-quality grain. #ScienceTok #STEMTok CREDITS: (FOOTAGE) LI ET AL./CELL; (IMAGES) LI ET AL./CELL; (VIDEO PRODUCTION) M. CANTWELL/SCIENCE
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Swarms of satellites are blocking the gaze of astronomers
9.9K viewsOct 14, 2021
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How lizards balance keeping their tails on and peeling them off
310.3K viewsFeb 17, 2022
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Biggest Breakthroughs in Biology and Neuroscience: 2025
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Animals have evolved all sorts of tactics to ward off predators and avoid getting munched—but Asian bombardier #beetles can hatch an escape plan even after they’ve been swallowed: Once inside a predator’s stomach, the beetles eject a hot chemical spray that induces vomiting. #ScienceTok 🎥: SHINJI SUGIURA
293K viewsNov 1, 2024
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Entech Magazine Science & Technology April 2026 #ScienceMagazine #Robotics #FutureTech
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Science Magazine I 26th November 2025
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Science Magazine I Scientific Advancements in Molecular Oncology I Dr Amit Verma
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