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Unearthing Prehistory: From Stone Tools to Ancient Art
Explore how archaeology, genetics and geology reveal the lives, art and engineering of prehistoric humans.
Oct 19, 2026
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ESA’s Next Leap: From Phobos Samples to Moon‑GPS and Solar Insights
ESA backs Japan’s Phobos sample mission, develops lunar GPS, and studies solar wind switchbacks—key steps for future space exploration.
Oct 19, 2026
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Quantum Mechanics: From Superposition to Real Tech
Explore quantum mechanics basics, recent breakthroughs, and real‑world applications from sensors to computing in this concise blog synopsis.
Oct 19, 2026
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Unearthing Secrets: Fresh Fossil Finds Rewrite Life’s History
Explore recent fossil discoveries, cutting‑edge techniques, and surprising insights into ancient life on our paleontology blog.
Oct 19, 2026
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How Solo Walks in Nature Can Ease Loneliness
New study shows solo nature walks cut loneliness by up to 17%, offering a simple remedy beyond social circles.
Oct 18, 2026
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Accidental Coral Rescue: How a Simple Touch Restores Bleached Reefs
Scientists discover that direct contact with healthy coral can rapidly restore bleached reefs, offering a promising low‑tech solution to climate‑driven coral loss.
Oct 18, 2026
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Tech Frontiers: Quantum Simulators, Spacecraft & More
Explore the latest tech breakthroughs—from quantum computing algorithms to space missions, AI-driven medical advances, and bio‑inspired innovations.
Oct 17, 2026
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Tiny Toxins in Water: PFAS, Doping & Mineral Springs
Explore how PFAS, doping research, and mineral water intersect, and how scientists detect nanogram levels in drinking water.
Oct 17, 2026
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Supercritical CO2: The Next Steam Engine Revolution
Discover how supercritical CO2 could replace steam turbines, offering compact power generation and boosting efficiency in the energy transition.
Oct 16, 2026
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Insomnia Keeps Fear Alive – Sweat Gives a Hint
New study reveals insomnia prolongs fear by altering sweat patterns, highlighting a physiological barrier to anxiety extinction.
Oct 16, 2026
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Cleaner Air, Faster Warming: Why Climate Extremes Accelerate
The planet warms faster as air cleans up, driving climate extremes. Learn why CO₂, reduced aerosols, and stronger El Niño amplify the crisis.
Oct 15, 2026
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Science‑Backed Health Insights: From Sleep to Immunity
Explore evidence‑based health news covering nutrition, sleep, exercise, mental wellbeing, and cutting‑edge research from Scientias.
Oct 15, 2026
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How AI Overreliance Undermines Problem‑Solving Skills
Study shows AI overuse can weaken independence and perseverance, leading to poorer problem‑solving and higher dropout rates.
Oct 15, 2026
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Astronaut Returns, Perseverance Sets Mars Record
European astronaut Sophie Adenot returns after record 237‑day ISS stay, while NASA's Perseverance rover breaks Mars distance record and Dragon heads to the ISS.
Oct 15, 2026
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Exploring Earth’s Climate, Wildlife and Scientific Insights
Discover the latest earth science, climate and wildlife stories from Scientias, from El Niño forecasts to ancient marine predators.
Oct 14, 2026
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How Jan Smit Linked a Meteorite to Dinosaur Extinction
Explore Jan Smit's research revealing how a meteorite impact 66 million years ago wiped out non‑avian dinosaurs, using fossils and iridium clues.
Oct 14, 2026