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Researchers compared blood samples from 50 long-COVID patients and 38 healthy controls, finding an association rather than causation.
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The model-driven animation traces the Kuroshio, Agulhas and Gulf Stream from the surface into deeper water.
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SciNatureNews says orbital “superhighways” use the gravitational pull of Earth, the Moon and the Sun.
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SciNatureNews says an experiment showed light exiting a cloud of atoms before entering it, calling the result a quantum quirk.
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A new study in Nature Human Behaviour models a median pre-1788 Indigenous Australian population of ~2.22 million (range ~1–4 million).
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SciNatureNews calls the reported feat a world record for keeping a quantum 'Schrödinger's cat' alive.
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SciNatureNews claims Italian scientists froze light into a solid for the first time.
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SciNatureNews says OIST researchers used laser-controlled electron spins to shift the graphite plate about 100 nanometers.
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Hokkaido University says cells form spheroids and upregulate stemness genes across six human cancer cell lines.
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Several social posts say a quantum experiment made light appear to leave a cloud of atoms before entering it. Separate Grok posts frame that as a peer-reviewed weak-value and group-delay result that does not allow faster-than-light signaling or break causality.
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SciNatureNews says scientists have suggested the possibility for nerve fibers in the brain.
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Another post says JWST/NIRSpec detected absorption by oxygen, silicon and carbon ions around three early galaxies.
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SciNatureNews claims NASA mapped the entire ocean floor using gravity from space and links to a video.
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Live Science reports that the programmable system can perform arithmetic without the continuous energy input needed by other systems.
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SciNatureNews says McGetchin crater formed between April 11 and May 22, 2024, and that the impact left a surrounding region roughly 6.4 kilometers across about 9°C colder at night.
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SciNatureNews, citing a 2026 Nature paper by Roi Asor and colleagues, says weak interactions guide the pieces through a small number of intermediate structures before a final shell forms.
