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Bogong moths are the first invertebrates found to navigate using stars

When stars were scrambled into random positions, bogong moths lost their way, confirming reliance on star patterns for navigation.

Astronomers unveil the most detailed image of the Sculptor Galaxy

Researchers identified nearly 500 planetary nebulae in the galaxy, vastly exceeding previous counts.

Baboon daughters live longer when fathers are present, study finds

Daughters who lived with their fathers for at least three years lived two to four years longer.

Most people overrate their moral resistance, says Ohio State study

Philip mazzocco said, 'social pressures are way more powerful and impactful than we give them credit for'.

Urban plants grow up to three weeks longer due to artificial light

Researchers attribute longer urban growing seasons to combined effects of artificial light and urban heat islands.

China conducts first human trial of brain implant – patient controls Mario Kart

The world's smallest and most flexible BCI implant, developed in China, enables patient to play computer games through thought alone.

Bolg amondol: Late Cretaceous armored lizard named after Tolkien's goblin prince

The discovery of Bolg amondol illuminates the sometimes-murky path that life traveled between ancient continents.

Scientists develop painless nanoneedle patch to replace traditional biopsies

This technology could mean earlier diagnosis and more regular monitoring, transforming how diseases are tracked and treated.

ESA's Proba-3 mission creates first artificial solar eclipse in space

Twin satellites fly 150 meters apart with millimeter precision, allowing detailed observation of the Sun's corona during long-lasting artificial eclipses.

Scientists begin search for 200,000 sunken nuclear waste barrels in the Northeast Atlantic

It is currently unknown where exactly the barrels are located, whether they are alone or in groups, and whether they are still intact.

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