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Cheap, effective and dangerous: How Australian farmers came to depend on the toxic weedkiller paraquat

Nathan Reeves3 weeks ago07 mins

Australian farmers rely on paraquat, a cheap weedkiller banned in 74 countries. New studies link it to Parkinson’s. Will a global ban force change?

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NASA’s Earth Eyes: How Satellite Data Shapes Your Daily Life

Amara Osei2 weeks ago07 mins

NASA satellite data shapes weather alerts, food prices, and disaster response. Data manager Betsy Ford explains how Earth observations impact your daily life.

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  • Biology

Brain’s Retrosplenial Cortex: Key to Memory and Navigation Revealed

Amara Osei1 month ago06 mins

UQ researchers reveal how microscopic structures in the retrosplenial cortex support memory retrieval and navigation, with implications for Alzheimer’s and AI.

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Blue Origin Insider Reveals Challenges Behind New Shepard’s Return

Nathan Reeves1 month ago06 mins

A former Blue Origin engineer reveals the internal challenges and cultural tensions behind New Shepard’s return to flight after the 2022 anomaly, offering rare insight into the space giant’s future.

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Female Baboons Keep Family Bonds Strong: Research Reveals the Benefits

Amara Osei2 weeks ago08 mins

New research reveals how female baboons build strong family bonds that reduce stress, extend lifespan, and shape primate evolution. Insights from 30 years of Amboseli data.

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  • Technology

Jose Alvarado’s New Knicks Contract: A Playoff-Ready Bargain

Nathan Reeves2 weeks ago08 mins

The Knicks signed Jose Alvarado to a four-year, $19.5 million contract. Here’s how the undrafted guard brings defense, energy, and playoff-ready grit to New York’s rotation.

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  • Biology

Your Dog’s Shorter Front-Leg Strides Could Signal Dementia Early

Amara Osei2 weeks ago09 mins

Scientists show shorter front-leg strides in senior dogs predict cognitive decline better than age. Early warning for dementia, with parallels to human Alzheimer’s risk.

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China’s Zhuque-2E Y6 Rocket Successfully Delivers Two Satellites to Orbit

Dr. Olivia Grant1 month ago05 mins

China’s LandSpace Zhuque-2E Y6 methane rocket launches two satellites on Tuesday, marking a milestone in commercial spaceflight and reusable rocket tech.

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SpaceX’s Shotwell on Starship, Starlink, and Orbital Data Centers

Amara Osei4 weeks ago07 mins

SpaceX president Gwynne Shotwell reveals plans for Starship-powered orbital data centers, Starlink expansion, and a realistic timeline for Mars colonization in a new interview.

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  • Technology

Gianni Infantino: The Tech Visionary Behind Modern Football

Nathan Reeves4 weeks ago06 mins

FIFA president Gianni Infantino is transforming football with AI, VAR, and data analytics. How his tech vision is reshaping the 2026 World Cup and beyond.

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Why Free Speech Advocates Are More Tolerant (Except of Extremists)

Dr. Olivia Grant1 month ago05 mins

New research reveals people who prioritize free speech show higher racial and ethnic tolerance, except toward right-wing extremists. Education amplifies the effect.

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  • Physics

Hidden Seismic Clues Reveal When Big Quakes Will Strike

Dr. Olivia Grant3 weeks ago06 mins

GFZ researchers uncover hidden seismicity patterns that precede large earthquakes using machine learning. A new approach could improve earthquake forecasting and preparedness.

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