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Brain signals can change the gut microbiome in as little as 2 hours We have known for years that the gut microbiome can alter brain function, but now research in mice is suggesting that the opposite is also true - that the brain modifies gut bacteria
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'Propaganda' praising Ramesses II discovered on famous ancient Egyptian obelisk in Paris, Egyptologist claims A researcher believes he has found hidden messages on a 3,300-year-old ancient Egyptian obelisk that is now in Paris.
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Scientists just discovered a single molecule that may treat rare, devastating mitochondrial diseases Scientists found a compound that appears to counter common mutations behind POLG-related diseases, rare conditions that harm mitochondrial DNA.
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Celebrate Bird Day this Sunday: Huge discount on Canon binoculars we call 'game-changing' for bird-watching Take your bird-watching to the next level on May 4 with this huge discount on these premium image-stabilized Canon binoculars at Newegg.
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Patients Say Healthy Gut Bacteria Relieved Their Chronic Pain in a Puzzling Disease Fibromyalgia causes debilitating pain. Healthy gut bacteria soothed symptoms in a small trial. The post Patients Say Healthy Gut Bacteria Relieved Their Chronic Pain in a Puzzling Disease appeared first on SingularityHub...
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'Annoying' version of ChatGPT pulled after chatbot wouldn't stop flattering users A recent update caused ChatGPT to turn into a sycophant, with the chatbot excessively complimenting and flattering its users with reassurances -- even when they said they'd harmed animals or stopped taking their medicati...
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Vesta, the 2nd-largest asteroid in the solar system, may be a piece of a lost planet Vesta, thought to be the second-largest asteroid in the solar system, could be a piece of an ancient, unknown planet, a new study hints.
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AI researchers ran a secret experiment on Reddit users to see if they could change their minds -- and the results are creepy University of Zurich researchers secretly unleashed an army of manipulative chatbots on the r/changemyview subreddit -- and they were more persuasive than humans at getting people to change their minds.
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18 stab wounds to 3,700-year-old skull reveal fierce feuding in ancient China A unique Bronze Age cemetery in China has revealed a high frequency of injuries suggestive of intense, violent interactions.
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Hijacked cicadas play music like a cyborg loudspeaker Cicadas can be turned into living speakers and made to play music such as Pachelbel's Canon
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Meta, Amazon and Google accused of 'distorting' key AI rankings A test of AI model performance across the industry is being gamed by technology giants, making objective scientific comparison impossible, researchers have claimed
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Sound-controlled light paves way for GPS-free navigation By adding a sound-mediated way to control light to the toolkit of light-based chips, University of Twente researchers have pushed the boundaries of the technology. This opens up the possibility of making atomic clocks sm...
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How Greenland sharks live for hundreds of years without going blind Greenland sharks show no signs of retinal degeneration despite living for up to 400 years, and scientists have identified genetic adaptations that may explain how
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'Groundbreaking' ancient DNA research confirms Pueblo peoples' ties to famous Chaco Canyon site New genetic research confirms what the oral traditions of the Picuris Pueblo people of New Mexico have long described -- that they're related to the Indigenous people of Chaco Canyon.
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Key component of dark chocolate might have an anti-ageing effect A chemical that is mainly found in dark chocolate seems to slow our rate of biological ageing, but it isn't clear if eating chocolate is good for us overall
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Calculating the strong attraction of a charming particle A theoretical study by RIKEN physicists, published in Physics Letters B, has accurately determined the interaction between a charmonium and a proton or neutron for the first time.
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Ancient zircon crystals shed light on 1 billion-year-old meteorite strike in Scotland Geologists have found that an ancient meteorite hit Scotland 200 million years later than previously thought, which has massive implications for the geological history of the region and some of the U.K.'s earliest land l...
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The best new science fiction books of May 2025

New Scientist - 1 May 2025 14:00
The best new science fiction books of May 2025 May's new science fiction novels include a hot tip from our culture editor, as well as war on an alien planet from Bora Chung
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Dinosaurs might still roam Earth if it weren't for the asteroid, study suggests The dinosaurs were not in decline before the asteroid hit, a new study finds. Instead, poor fossilization conditions and unexposed late Cretaceous rock layers mean they're either not preserved or hard to find.
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Study shows that duality operators can be realized as unitary linear-depth quantum circuits In the context of quantum physics, the term "duality" refers to transformations that link apparently distinct physical theories, often unveiling hidden symmetries. Some recent studies have been aimed at understanding and...
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Xiaomi Watch S4 smartwatch review: Affordable elegance A fashionable choice for occasional exercisers or a classic example of style over substance?
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Swarm of 30 robots can 'flow like water' and harden up to support the weight of a person Researchers have discovered a way to make tiny robots act like a material, mirroring embryonic tissue cells to adjust their structure on command.
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