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Science News reports that a broken tooth suggests the same Neandertal survived a serious facial injury years earlier.
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Astrobiology.com also lists stories on exotic methanol in planet-building zones and a second-generation planet candidate accreting onto a white dwarf.
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ScienceAlert reports that the images show DNA “zipping” together, as predicted 20 years ago.
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ScienceAlert reports the signs appeared in brain scans of 24 people with long COVID.
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ScienceAlert reports that heart function improved by up to 80% in the mice.
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ZME Science reports that older hearts in younger mice gained younger molecular signatures, though not every sign of aging changed.
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ScienceAlert's September 26–October 2 roundup also links to stories on an IBM quantum computer, creatine, aspirin and a superconductor.
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ScienceAlert reports on a potential effect of one treatment for insomnia: slowing biological aging.
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ScienceAlert reports that the signals came directly from a planet outside our solar system—not from aliens.
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One of the newly identified species had been misidentified for 50 years, ScienceAlert reports.
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NDTV Profit reports that the amoeba was found in California’s Lassen Volcanic National Park. NASA says the discovery could broaden the search for habitable worlds.
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Nuestro Diario says MeerKAT detected the signal from Beta Pictoris b, about 63 light-years away. The outlet noted on September 23, 2026, that the research was a preprint awaiting peer review.
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ScienceAlert describes the haul as “500 swords' worth” of iron.
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ScienceAlert’s September 12–18, 2026 roundup includes a noodle packet found almost 2 kilometers down in an ocean canyon described as “untouched.”
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ScienceAlert reports the detection in its September 11–18, 2026 science roundup.
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Gadinsider says the lab is exploring how AI and robots could accelerate drug research and scientific discovery.
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ScienceAlert describes the finding as “the first direct biochemical evidence.”