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Recent research reveals the true resolution limit of the human eye, questioning the visible benefits of 4K and 8K TVs for typical home viewing.

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Human Eye Resolution: More Pixels Than Expected

Sona Prebhakar - November 17, 2025

Rising global tensions and the race for critical technologies have led governments to prioritize security over openness in science and innovation

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Geopolitical Shifts and Security Concerns Reshape Global Science, Technology Collaboration

A study by the University of Calgary and the National Research Council of Canada provides evidence that living animals and plants emit ultraweak light, which stops upon death.

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Living Things Emit a Faint Glow, Ceasing at Death

Scientists have pinpointed the exact timing when microbial life thrived in the hydrothermal system of Finland’s 78-million-year-old Lappajärvi impact crater.

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Microbes Colonized 78-Million-Year-Old Asteroid Crater

A new study of fossil teeth suggests early human ancestors had a mostly plant-based diet, challenging the theory that meat-eating drove brain evolution.

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Early Humans Ate Less Meat Than Thought

A new study shows oxygen leaking from Earth may cause rust on the Moon, forming hematite near lunar poles through complex chemical processes

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Moon Is Slowly Moving Away From Earth

Saradha Meloot - September 18, 2025

A sample collected by NASA’s Perseverance rover from Jezero Crater may contain biosignatures, offering new clues in the search for life on Mars.

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NASA Finds Clearest Signs of life on Mars

Bureau News - September 12, 2025

JUPITER, Europe’s first exascale supercomputer, launches in Germany with unmatched power and energy efficiency. It will boost climate modeling, AI, and innovation across Europe.

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Europe’s First Exascale Supercomputer JUPITER launched

News Bureau - September 9, 2025

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Deadly Bone Infections May Have Threatened Dinosaurs Long Before Asteroid Strike

Saradha Meloot - September 9, 2025

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Revolutionary Tech Restores #Voices Instantly

News Bureau - August 28, 2025

A groundbreaking eye implant combined with augmented-reality glasses helps blind patients with dry AMD regain reading vision and independence.

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Microstent Offers New Hope for Glaucoma Patients

Sona Prebhakar - August 27, 2025

Your skin reveals early signs of dehydration, from dullness to fine lines. Learn the key indicators and how water keeps skin healthy.

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Skin Temperature as Key Indicator of Comfort

Abhiram - August 26, 2025

A new study shows Earth’s deep-space signals, especially those directed toward Mars, could be detectable by extraterrestrial civilizations during planetary alignments.

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Earth’s Deep-Space Signals Could Be Detected by Alien Civilizations

Abhiram - August 24, 2025

New research suggests human ancestors may have first learned to walk upright in trees, not on the African savannah. A study of Issa Valley chimpanzees offers fresh clues.

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Did Early Humans Learn to Walk Upright in the Trees?

Abhiram - August 21, 2025

Caltech researchers reveal Myanmar’s 2025 earthquake on the Sagaing Fault offers new insights into global strike-slip faults like California’s San Andreas.

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Myanmar’s 2025 Earthquake Reveals New Risks for Global Strike-Slip Faults

Abhiram - August 19, 2025

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Cricket will make a triumphant return to the Olympic Games for the first time in over a century, as its inclusion in the Los Angeles 2028 Games has been officially ratified by the International Olympic Committee (IOC).

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In a landmark moment for gender equality in Indian politics, the Women's Reservation Bill, aiming to provide a 33% quota for women in both the Lok Sabha and state legislative assemblies, was formally introduced during the ongoing special session of Parliament on September 19.

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