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Psychologists say these four ‘savoring techniques’ trick our minds into feeling instantly happier
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Psychologists say these four ‘savoring techniques’ trick our minds into feeling instantly happier
So, happiness isn’t just about luck or genetics, right? According to psychologist Arthur C. Brooks, there are four savoring techniques that can help us boost our mood instantly. Fi…
Upworthy 14 May 2026
Efficient robot navigation inspired by honeybee learning flights
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Efficient robot navigation inspired by honeybee learning flights
So, researchers have taken a fascinating cue from honeybees to enhance robot navigation! They found that by mimicking the bees' learning flights, small robots can navigate more eff…
Nature 14 May 2026
Neanderthal ‘dentists’ treated cavities 59,000 years ago
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Neanderthal ‘dentists’ treated cavities 59,000 years ago
Isn't it fascinating that Neanderthals, often seen as primitive, might have been performing dental work 59,000 years ago? Recent research shows they treated cavities with remarkabl…
Popular Science 14 May 2026
Pristine Antarctic ice records the Solar System’s travels
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Pristine Antarctic ice records the Solar System’s travels
Isn't it fascinating? Antarctic ice has revealed that our Solar System entered an interstellar dust cloud over 40,000 years ago! This discovery, highlighted by rare isotopes, offer…
Nature 14 May 2026
Gent researcher wins award for non-radioactive contrast agent to detect breast cancer metastasis
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Gent researcher wins award for non-radioactive contrast agent to detect breast cancer metastasis
So, Loren Deblock has just been named 'Entrepreneurial Researcher' of 2026 for his groundbreaking work on a non-radioactive contrast agent called Hafnolox. This innovative solution…
VRT Nws 13 May 2026
A moment that changed me: I saw my first total solar eclipse – and its beauty shook me to my core
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A moment that changed me: I saw my first total solar eclipse – and its beauty shook me to my core
I was racing against time to catch my first total solar eclipse, and what a breathtaking experience it was! As the moon covered the sun, the world transformed into a surreal twilig…
The Guardian 13 May 2026
Nerves of the clitoris visualized for the first time: 'My mouth dropped open at what we saw'
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Nerves of the clitoris visualized for the first time: 'My mouth dropped open at what we saw'
So, it turns out the clitoris is way more complex than we thought! Researchers have finally mapped its neuroanatomy, revealing a stunning network of nerve branches that start at th…
NRC 13 May 2026
Sea shanties actually help people work together better
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Sea shanties actually help people work together better
So, it turns out that those catchy sea shanties we’ve been hearing are more than just fun tunes—they actually help people work better together! Researchers at Austria’s Central Eur…
Popular Science 13 May 2026
Ice core reveals longest-ever continuous record of Earth’s climate
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Ice core reveals longest-ever continuous record of Earth’s climate
A groundbreaking study has unveiled the longest continuous record of Earth's climate, stretching back 1.2 million years, thanks to Antarctic ice cores. These cores contain ancient …
Nature 13 May 2026
Teen builds ‘bionic underwater robotic turtle’ to detect ecological threats
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Teen builds ‘bionic underwater robotic turtle’ to detect ecological threats
Fifteen-year-old Evan Budz has created an incredible bionic turtle inspired by a snapping turtle he saw while camping. This innovative robot, affectionately called BURT, uses AI to…
Popular Science 13 May 2026
Offshore wind turbine prototype powers an onboard data center, while the sea disperses the heat
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Offshore wind turbine prototype powers an onboard data center, while the sea disperses the heat
How exciting is this? Aikido has created a prototype offshore wind turbine that houses a data center right in its ballast tanks! This innovative design not only harnesses wind ener…
Good News Network 13 May 2026
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How an ‘impossible’ idea led to a pancreatic cancer breakthrough
So, there's this fascinating story about how a seemingly impossible idea turned into a major breakthrough for pancreatic cancer treatment. Researchers have been working tirelessly,…
The New York Times 12 May 2026
Interstellar comet named 3I/Atlas reveals its secrets
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Interstellar comet named 3I/Atlas reveals its secrets
So, the interstellar comet 3I/Atlas has been under the spotlight since its discovery in July 2025. Astronomers have been racing to study it, especially after its close approach to …
Le Monde 12 May 2026
Consuming fruit and a cup of coffee a day can halve risk of unhealthy cell ageing, study suggests
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Consuming fruit and a cup of coffee a day can halve risk of unhealthy cell ageing, study suggests
So, here's some exciting news! Eating fruit and enjoying a cup of coffee daily could significantly reduce the risk of unhealthy cell ageing. A study from Spain found that those who…
The Guardian 12 May 2026
Astounding 2013 study found that ‘expressive writing’ can help heal physical wounds
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Astounding 2013 study found that ‘expressive writing’ can help heal physical wounds
So, it turns out that expressive writing can do wonders for healing physical wounds! A fascinating study showed that adults who wrote about their deepest emotions healed almost twi…
Upworthy 12 May 2026
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A single infusion could suppress H.I.V. for years, study suggests
So, researchers have made an exciting breakthrough suggesting that a single infusion could potentially suppress H.I.V. for years! This could change the game for many living with th…
The New York Times 11 May 2026
Giant map reveals thousands of cities worldwide with successful green policies
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Giant map reveals thousands of cities worldwide with successful green policies
So, it turns out that many cities are breaking free from the fossil fuel trap! A new study shows that 80% of the world's biggest cities are achieving economic growth while cutting …
Nature 11 May 2026
Best. Day. Ever. What does a good day in science look like?
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Best. Day. Ever. What does a good day in science look like?
Science can be a tough journey, but those rare good days make it all worthwhile. Moments like discovering a new insight or seeing students challenge old ideas remind researchers of…
Nature 11 May 2026
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Pharmaceuticals, mathematics, materials science or history: AI sparks a revolution in sciences
It's fascinating to see how AI is transforming various scientific fields like pharmaceuticals and mathematics. This technology is not just a tool; it's becoming a game changer, ope…
De Morgen 11 May 2026
Ewine van Dishoeck, astronomer: ‘We are the first generation who can bring the question of life on other planets from the realm of philosophy into real science’
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Ewine van Dishoeck, astronomer: ‘We are the first generation who can bring the question of life on other planets from the realm of philosophy into real science’
Ewine van Dishoeck is an inspiring astrochemist who sees the universe as her laboratory, where unique chemical reactions occur. She believes that her journey into science was spark…
El pais 10 May 2026
19 breathtaking images from the Milky Way Photographer of the Year 2026 awards
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19 breathtaking images from the Milky Way Photographer of the Year 2026 awards
The Milky Way Photographer of the Year awards have unveiled 19 stunning images that celebrate the beauty of our galaxy. This year's competition saw a record-breaking 6,500 submissi…
Popular Science 10 May 2026
Giant battery will provide clean energy for Switzerland
Giant battery will provide clean energy for Switzerland
In Switzerland, an exciting energy project is underway with a massive redox flow battery that can power up to 210,000 homes daily. This innovative technology, which dates back to 1…
Rzeczpospolita Poland 10 May 2026
‘Undruggable’ cancer proteins meet their match
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‘Undruggable’ cancer proteins meet their match
I’m really excited about this breakthrough in cancer treatment! A new drug called daraxonrasib has shown amazing results in a small clinical trial, helping patients with a tough fo…
Nature 9 May 2026
New drug protects donor organs from dying: 'The results are spectacular'
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New drug protects donor organs from dying: 'The results are spectacular'
Researchers from UAntwerpen and KU Leuven have developed a drug that significantly reduces organ death before and during transplantation. This breakthrough comes after ten years of…
VRT Nws 9 May 2026
Children overcome peanut allergy: they got used to it
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Children overcome peanut allergy: they got used to it
A recent Swedish study brings exciting news for children with peanut allergies! By gradually introducing small amounts of peanuts, many kids learned to tolerate them, with 82% able…
Dagens Nyheter 9 May 2026
How a passion for baking fermented a fresh career move
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How a passion for baking fermented a fresh career move
Chantle Edillor's journey is a delightful blend of science and creativity, sparked by her love for baking during the pandemic. Stuck at home while writing her PhD, she turned to he…
Nature 9 May 2026
Venom and hot peppers offer a key to killing resistant bacteria
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Venom and hot peppers offer a key to killing resistant bacteria
Researchers from Mexico have made an exciting breakthrough in the fight against resistant bacteria by developing new antibiotics from scorpion venom and habanero peppers. They disc…
Wired 9 May 2026
Catch stunning views of Venus and Jupiter in mid-May as they align with the crescent Moon
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Catch stunning views of Venus and Jupiter in mid-May as they align with the crescent Moon
So, get ready for a celestial treat in mid-May! Jupiter and Venus will line up beautifully with the crescent Moon, making it a fantastic time for stargazing. Jupiter, shining brigh…
Good News Network 9 May 2026
Platypuses swam with dolphins 25 million years ago, reveals ‘exciting’ fossil find
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Platypuses swam with dolphins 25 million years ago, reveals ‘exciting’ fossil find
How cool is it that platypuses once swam alongside dolphins 25 million years ago? A recent fossil discovery in South Australia has unveiled an ancient species of platypus with teet…
Good News Network 9 May 2026
Glowing algae could power the lamps of the future
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Glowing algae could power the lamps of the future
Imagine a world where we light up our spaces using glowing algae instead of electricity! Researchers have discovered that the bioluminescent algae Pyrocystis lunula can shine brigh…
Popular Science 9 May 2026
Hiker stumbles on 6th century gold sword scabbard under fallen tree
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Hiker stumbles on 6th century gold sword scabbard under fallen tree
So, can you imagine finding a 1,500-year-old gold sword scabbard while hiking? A lucky hiker in Norway did just that, uncovering a remarkable artifact that hints at the power of it…
Popular Science 9 May 2026
Magic mushroom compound shows promise against cocaine addiction
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Magic mushroom compound shows promise against cocaine addiction
So, here's the exciting news! A recent study found that psilocybin, the psychedelic compound in magic mushrooms, could help people struggling with cocaine addiction. In a trial inv…
Science.org news 8 May 2026
Planet like from star wars could number in the thousands orbiting two stars
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Planet like from star wars could number in the thousands orbiting two stars
Astronomers from UNSW Sydney have discovered 27 potential planets orbiting two stars, which is super exciting! This new method could reveal thousands more systems similar to the fi…
Rzeczpospolita Poland 8 May 2026
Want stronger concrete? Just add oysters.
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Want stronger concrete? Just add oysters.
Concrete is a major contributor to carbon emissions, but researchers at Purdue University have found a fascinating solution using oysters. These shellfish produce a natural cement …
Popular Science 7 May 2026
Astronomers unlock a sharper view from JWST using a ‘keyhole’ trick
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Astronomers unlock a sharper view from JWST using a ‘keyhole’ trick
So, astronomers have found a fascinating way to enhance the resolution of the JWST by using a 'keyhole' technique that surprisingly blocks much of the light. This clever method all…
Science.org news 7 May 2026
Explore a stunningly detailed map of the universe in April's best science images
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Explore a stunningly detailed map of the universe in April's best science images
So, this month, we get to marvel at the incredible work of the Dark Energy Spectroscopic Survey, which has just completed a five-year mission to create the most detailed 3D map of …
Nature 7 May 2026
Are microbes the future of pollution clean-up?
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Are microbes the future of pollution clean-up?
Ludmilla Aristilde, an environmental engineer, is exploring how engineered microbes can help clean up pollution. Growing up in Haiti, she experienced firsthand the link between env…
Nature 7 May 2026
Engineering resilient food systems in a warming world
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Engineering resilient food systems in a warming world
Climate change is really shaking up food security, with rising temperatures leading to significant drops in global food production. Scientists are exploring synthetic biology as a …
Nature 7 May 2026
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Tofersen, a new treatment for A.L.S., reverses symptoms for some
So, there's some exciting news in the world of A.L.S. treatment! Tofersen, a new medication, has shown promising results by reversing symptoms in certain patients. This breakthroug…
The New York Times 6 May 2026
Unexpected discovery of a space rock with a thin atmosphere in a corner of the solar system
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Unexpected discovery of a space rock with a thin atmosphere in a corner of the solar system
So, astronomers have made a fascinating discovery of a space rock named 2002 XV-93, which has a surprisingly thin atmosphere! This rock, about 550 kilometers in diameter, is the fi…
NRC 6 May 2026
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New extinct koala species discovered in Western Australia: “Could locate food from greater distances”
I just read about an exciting discovery in Western Australia! Scientists have identified a new extinct species of koala that had the remarkable ability to locate food from greater …
Gazet van Antwerpen 6 May 2026
No, these rainbow clouds over Indonesia are not AI
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No, these rainbow clouds over Indonesia are not AI
So, there's this stunning sight over Indonesia that's lighting up the skies! These aren't magical portals or AI creations, but rather iridescent clouds formed when sunlight interac…
Popular Science 6 May 2026
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Dwarf planet near Pluto has an atmosphere and 'you absolutely wouldn't expect that'
So, scientists have discovered that a dwarf planet close to Pluto actually has an atmosphere, which is quite surprising! This finding challenges our understanding of these distant …
De Morgen 6 May 2026
Papyrus fragment of Homer’s Iliad found in 1600–year-old mummy is first time literature is discovered in a burial
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Papyrus fragment of Homer’s Iliad found in 1600–year-old mummy is first time literature is discovered in a burial
So, can you believe it? A 1,600-year-old mummy was found with a fragment of Homer’s Iliad, marking a groundbreaking moment in archaeology! This is the first time literature has bee…
Good News Network 6 May 2026
Tumbleweed-style robot can roll across the prairie — no wind needed
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Tumbleweed-style robot can roll across the prairie — no wind needed
So, imagine a tiny robot the size of a marble that can roll around just like a tumbleweed! This little marvel, powered by light, can move across different surfaces and even sow see…
Nature 6 May 2026
Prehistoric child’s finger bone, bear tooth pendant, and more discovered in Spanish cave
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Prehistoric child’s finger bone, bear tooth pendant, and more discovered in Spanish cave
A remarkable discovery in Cave 338, located high in the Pyrenees, is reshaping our understanding of prehistoric life. Archaeologists found a child's finger bone and a baby tooth, s…
Popular Science 5 May 2026
A pot left on the stove overnight led to an award-winning science fair project and life-saving device
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A pot left on the stove overnight led to an award-winning science fair project and life-saving device
So, here's an inspiring story about a 9th-grader named Aviana Machnes from Montreal who turned a personal challenge into a brilliant invention! After her grandmother, who has demen…
Upworthy 5 May 2026
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Have archaeologists found the long-lost Maya city of Sac Balam?
So, it seems like archaeologists might be onto something big with the discovery of what could be the long-lost Maya city of Sac Balam. This exciting find is sparking curiosity abou…
Science.org news 5 May 2026
Seeds from ‘Miracle Tree’ Can Filter More Than 98% of Microplastics from Tap Water
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Seeds from ‘Miracle Tree’ Can Filter More Than 98% of Microplastics from Tap Water
Isn't it amazing that the Moringa tree, known for its medicinal benefits, can also help tackle microplastic pollution? A recent study found that its seeds can filter out 98.5% of m…
Good News Network 5 May 2026
Shark lasers could help save vulnerable species
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Shark lasers could help save vulnerable species
Combining lasers with shark research might sound wild, but it's a game changer for conservation! Researchers in Australia are using laser technology to accurately determine the age…
Popular Science 5 May 2026
Powerful tools are revealing the ‘control knobs’ of the genome
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Powerful tools are revealing the ‘control knobs’ of the genome
So, scientists are diving deep into the complexities of the genome, and it's not just about decoding DNA anymore. They’re uncovering a whole new language that governs gene expressi…
Nature 4 May 2026
Science has found even more ways coffee is good for you
Science has found even more ways coffee is good for you
So, if you're a coffee lover, you'll be thrilled to know that recent research shows coffee is even better for you than we thought! This study dives into how coffee affects the gut-…
Wired 4 May 2026
Knots and arrows: a discovery that connects worlds
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Knots and arrows: a discovery that connects worlds
Building analogies between different fields is a fascinating task for mathematicians. Researchers from the University of Warsaw have discovered a connection between algebra and top…
Rzeczpospolita Poland 4 May 2026
Scientists discover 27 potential new planets that orbit two stars in solar systems far, far away
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Scientists discover 27 potential new planets that orbit two stars in solar systems far, far away
How exciting is this? Astronomers have found 27 potential new planets orbiting two stars, reminiscent of Tatooine from Star Wars! Until now, only 18 such circumbinary planets were …
The Guardian Europe 4 May 2026
Oak trees will delay sprouting leaves to avoid hungry caterpillars that devoured the trees in previous year: study
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Oak trees will delay sprouting leaves to avoid hungry caterpillars that devoured the trees in previous year: study
Isn't it fascinating how oak trees can outsmart hungry caterpillars? New research shows that these clever trees delay sprouting their leaves by three days after being heavily infes…
Good News Network 4 May 2026
Plastic waste will be transformed into energy. Breakthrough thanks to the sun
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Plastic waste will be transformed into energy. Breakthrough thanks to the sun
A new study led by PhD student Xiao Lu from the University of Adelaide explores how solar-powered systems can convert plastic waste into hydrogen and other industrial chemicals. Th…
Rzeczpospolita Poland 3 May 2026
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‘Water‑sowing’: When science and ancestral knowledge join forces to fight drought in the Venezuelan Andes
This fascinating article dives into the innovative practice of water-sowing, where modern science meets ancient wisdom to combat drought in the Venezuelan Andes. It's amazing to se…
El pais 3 May 2026
Scientists unveil hemp alternative to plastic that can withstand boiling water and stretch to 1,600% its size
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Scientists unveil hemp alternative to plastic that can withstand boiling water and stretch to 1,600% its size
I’m really excited about this new development in sustainable materials! Scientists have created a hemp-based alternative to plastic that can stretch up to 1,600% and withstand boil…
Good News Network 2 May 2026
The news is not all bad: five inspiring science stories to lift your mood
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The news is not all bad: five inspiring science stories to lift your mood
It's so refreshing to see positive news in science! This article highlights five uplifting stories, including the discovery of a new species of glass frog and a groundbreaking mala…
Nature 2 May 2026
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Newton’s law of gravity passes its biggest test ever
So, it turns out that Newton’s law of gravity has just passed an incredible test! Researchers have put this fundamental principle to the ultimate challenge, and the results are fas…
Science.org news 2 May 2026
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F.D.A. grants early access to promising drug for pancreatic cancer
The F.D.A. has taken a significant step by granting early access to a new drug that shows great promise in treating pancreatic cancer. This decision brings hope to patients who hav…
The New York Times 2 May 2026
Do not open until July 4, 2276: U.S. buries a ‘zombie-proof’ time capsule
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Do not open until July 4, 2276: U.S. buries a ‘zombie-proof’ time capsule
How exciting is this? The U.S. is burying a 2,000-pound time capsule in Philadelphia to celebrate 250 years of independence! Designed to last another 250 years, this capsule is bui…
Popular Science 2 May 2026
This treatment could reverse osteoarthritis joint damage with a single injection
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This treatment could reverse osteoarthritis joint damage with a single injection
Imagine a world where osteoarthritis, which affects so many people, could be treated with just one injection! Researchers at the University of Colorado Boulder are developing a gro…
Wired 1 May 2026
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Vaccinations have saved over 150 million lives
It's incredible to think that vaccinations have played such a vital role in saving over 150 million lives worldwide. This achievement highlights the importance of immunization in p…
De Morgen 1 May 2026
The 90-second emotional reset that’s changing lives and is backed by Harvard science
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The 90-second emotional reset that’s changing lives and is backed by Harvard science
Have you ever felt overwhelmed by emotions that just won't go away? Mo Gawdat, a former Google executive, has discovered a fascinating 90-second rule that can help us reset our emo…
Upworthy 1 May 2026
May skygazing: a blue moon, fading comet, and a lot of meteors
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May skygazing: a blue moon, fading comet, and a lot of meteors
May is a fantastic month for stargazing, featuring not one but two full moons and the Eta Aquarids meteor shower! The full Flower Moon on May 1 is a beautiful reminder of spring, w…
Popular Science 30 Apr 2026
Scientists are starting to unlock the nanoscale secrets of the immune system
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Scientists are starting to unlock the nanoscale secrets of the immune system
So, there's this fascinating shift happening in immunology thanks to advanced microscopes that reveal the nanoscale workings of our immune system. Daniel Davis from Imperial Colleg…
Wired 30 Apr 2026
Saving sharks and rays, one catch at a time
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Saving sharks and rays, one catch at a time
In the Amvrakikos Gulf of Greece, marine scientist Roxani Naasan Aga-Spyridopoulou is working closely with local fishers to ensure the survival of sharks and rays. These unintended…
Nature 30 Apr 2026
Record number of humpbacks observed feeding in ‘supergroup’ near South Africa
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Record number of humpbacks observed feeding in ‘supergroup’ near South Africa
Wow, can you believe it? Two photographers just set a world record by spotting 304 individual humpback whales in a single supergroup off the coast of South Africa! These magnificen…
Good News Network 30 Apr 2026
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A novel gene-therapy approach to ‘functionally cure’ HIV succeeds in some monkeys
Researchers have made an exciting breakthrough in the fight against HIV using a novel gene-therapy approach. This method has shown promising results in some monkeys, effectively re…
Science.org news 30 Apr 2026
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Battle over DNA within fertilized eggs may explain why some IVF procedures fail
So, it turns out that the DNA within fertilized eggs is having a bit of a showdown, and this could be key to understanding why some IVF procedures don't succeed. Researchers are di…
Science.org news 29 Apr 2026
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NASA plans 'Big Bang' intervention for Voyager 1 over 25 billion kilometers away
NASA is gearing up for an exciting intervention on Voyager 1, which is currently over 25 billion kilometers from Earth. This 'Big Bang' operation aims to enhance the spacecraft's c…
De Morgen 29 Apr 2026
Key discovery could be a ‘valuable starting point’ to saving children from deadly disfiguring condition
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Key discovery could be a ‘valuable starting point’ to saving children from deadly disfiguring condition
A remarkable discovery has emerged that could pave the way for treating noma, a devastating disease affecting children in Africa. Researchers found a previously unknown bacterium, …
Good News Network 29 Apr 2026
Immunity gets a boost from a surprising place — breakfast
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Immunity gets a boost from a surprising place — breakfast
So, it turns out that eating breakfast can really kickstart our immune system! Researchers found that a meal can help T cells spring into action more quickly, which is fantastic ne…
Nature 29 Apr 2026
Older than the dinosaurs: scientists finally unlock secret of the mayfly’s dance
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Older than the dinosaurs: scientists finally unlock secret of the mayfly’s dance
On a lovely spring evening by the River Thames, thousands of mayflies perform a dance that’s been around for millions of years. These fascinating insects, which have existed long b…
The Guardian 29 Apr 2026
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Scientists strip cancer cells of their disguise using sound waves
So, researchers have made a groundbreaking discovery by using sound waves to reveal cancer cells' true nature. This innovative approach could significantly enhance the effectivenes…
De Morgen 29 Apr 2026
The ‘Waymo of the sea’ tracks sperm whale conversations
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The ‘Waymo of the sea’ tracks sperm whale conversations
Sperm whales are fascinating creatures that dive deep and travel vast distances, making them hard to study. Now, a new autonomous underwater glider from Project CETI is here to cha…
Popular Science 29 Apr 2026
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Development of Belgian pill against autoimmune diseases takes off thanks to large capital round
It's exciting to see the development of a Belgian pill aimed at combating autoimmune diseases really gaining momentum! This breakthrough is largely fueled by a significant capital …
De Standaard Economie 28 Apr 2026
One simple shift in your morning routine can improve your sleep and energize you all day
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One simple shift in your morning routine can improve your sleep and energize you all day
So, here's the thing: making a tiny tweak to your morning routine can have a huge impact on how you feel throughout the day. Just stepping outside and soaking up some sunlight for …
Upworthy 28 Apr 2026
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Cellular rejuvenation has the potential to reverse aging
I find it absolutely fascinating that cellular rejuvenation might actually reverse aging! Researchers are diving deep into the science behind this, exploring how we can potentially…
The New York Times 27 Apr 2026
Lightning in a bottle transforms methane into high-demand methanol through breakthrough process
Lightning in a bottle transforms methane into high-demand methanol through breakthrough process
How exciting is this? Researchers at Northwestern University have developed a groundbreaking method to convert methane into methanol using mini lightning bolts! This innovative pro…
Good News Network 27 Apr 2026
300-degree hot springs hiding under the frozen Antarctic sea
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300-degree hot springs hiding under the frozen Antarctic sea
Scientists have made an exciting breakthrough by directly observing hydrothermal vents beneath the Antarctic sea, revealing a unique marine ecosystem thriving in extreme conditions…
Popular Science 27 Apr 2026
Parrots use names to talk to each other
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Parrots use names to talk to each other
So, it turns out that parrots might be using names just like we do! A recent study found that many companion parrots can learn and apply names appropriately, even using them in uni…
Popular Science 27 Apr 2026
In Amsterdam, the Art Zoo museum showcases dinosaur fossils transformed into works of art
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In Amsterdam, the Art Zoo museum showcases dinosaur fossils transformed into works of art
So, there's this fascinating exhibition called Relics at the Art Zoo museum in Amsterdam, featuring nine stunning sculptures made from prehistoric fossils. These artworks, crafted …
Le Figaro 26 Apr 2026
Researchers develop way to get natural gas that’s renewable directly from sewage
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Researchers develop way to get natural gas that’s renewable directly from sewage
I’m really excited about this new research from Washington State University! They’ve found a way to turn sewage sludge into renewable natural gas, cutting treatment costs by nearly…
Good News Network 26 Apr 2026
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Belgian solar team drives 200 kilometers on Flemish public road during solar home run
It's fantastic to see the Belgian Solar Team making waves by driving 200 kilometers on public roads! This initiative is all about bringing their cutting-edge technology closer to t…
Gazet van Antwerpen 25 Apr 2026
Watch the Artemis II astronauts have fun with bubbles
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Watch the Artemis II astronauts have fun with bubbles
It's amazing to see how even in the serious world of space exploration, there's room for a bit of fun! The Artemis II crew recently played with a floating ball of water in zero gra…
Popular Science 25 Apr 2026
Archaeologists discover 7-foot-tall statue of legendary Egyptian pharaoh
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Archaeologists discover 7-foot-tall statue of legendary Egyptian pharaoh
So, archaeologists have made an exciting discovery in Egypt! They found a 7.2-foot-tall statue fragment of Ramses II, one of the most famous pharaohs from ancient history. This imp…
Popular Science 24 Apr 2026
AI-designed drugs by a DeepMind spinoff are headed to human trials
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AI-designed drugs by a DeepMind spinoff are headed to human trials
Isomorphic Labs, a spinoff from Google DeepMind, is gearing up to begin human trials for drugs designed using their groundbreaking AI technology. This follows the success of AlphaF…
Wired 24 Apr 2026
Honeybees understand basic math
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Honeybees understand basic math
Isn't it fascinating that honeybees, with brains the size of a sesame seed, can actually understand basic math? Researchers at Monash University have shown that these incredible po…
Popular Science 24 Apr 2026
Clusters in the brain but no alzheimer's, how can that be?
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Clusters in the brain but no alzheimer's, how can that be?
Researchers from the Dutch Brain Institute have made an exciting discovery about immature brain cells in the hippocampus that may protect against Alzheimer's disease. They found th…
NRC 24 Apr 2026
Soundtrack of the sea: divers use underwater speakers to help dying coral reefs
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Soundtrack of the sea: divers use underwater speakers to help dying coral reefs
So, there's this amazing project happening off the coast of Jamaica where divers are using underwater speakers to revive dying coral reefs! Led by artist Marco Barotti, the team be…
The Guardian 24 Apr 2026
Seeds can ‘hear’ the rain–and the sound waves make them grow faster shows MIT study
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Seeds can ‘hear’ the rain–and the sound waves make them grow faster shows MIT study
Isn't it fascinating that seeds can actually sense the sound of rain? A new study from MIT shows that rice seeds sprout faster when they hear rainfall, even while still submerged. …
Good News Network 23 Apr 2026
Pugs and Frenchies could find breathing relief for squishy faces with new treatment
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Pugs and Frenchies could find breathing relief for squishy faces with new treatment
So, there's some exciting news for our beloved flat-faced dog breeds! After years of research, scientists have developed a new injectable treatment called Snoretox-1 that could hel…
Popular Science 23 Apr 2026
Bonobos enjoy pretend tea parties and chimps think rationally: why apes are more like us than we ever thought
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Bonobos enjoy pretend tea parties and chimps think rationally: why apes are more like us than we ever thought
I find it absolutely fascinating that bonobos like Kanzi can engage in pretend play, just like kids do at tea parties! This groundbreaking research shows that apes are not just int…
The Guardian 23 Apr 2026
The world's first boot made entirely from mushroom mycelium
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The world's first boot made entirely from mushroom mycelium
So: researchers at Belgium's Vrije Universiteit Brussel - which makes this extra exciting for me as a Belgian - have teamed up with opera house shoemaker Marie De Ryck to unveil th…
Popular Science 23 Apr 2026
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Vaginal bacteria turn newborn skin into a beneficial 'bioreactor'
So: new research reveals that bacteria picked up during vaginal birth don't just sit passively on a newborn's skin - they actively transform it into something like a tiny biologica…
Science.org news 23 Apr 2026
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Surprising solution in the making: aviation can work perfectly without kerosene
So: it turns out aviation might not need kerosene at all - and there's apparently a 'magical' alternative fuel that's much safer and could reshape the whole industry. Which brings …
Humo 22 Apr 2026
Tourist finds rare chunk of oldest sea crocodile
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Tourist finds rare chunk of oldest sea crocodile
So: a woman from Solihull named Heather Salt went to Lyme Regis just hoping to find a little ammonite, and instead stumbled across a 200-million-year-old jawbone fragment from one …
BBC Top Stories 22 Apr 2026
Parkinson's early diagnosis clue could be hiding in our gut
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Parkinson's early diagnosis clue could be hiding in our gut
So: researchers from University College London, working together with INRAE, have made a genuinely exciting discovery - specific bacterial communities in our gut microbiome appear …
Le Figaro 22 Apr 2026
NASA unveils Roman, its new space telescope to map the universe
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NASA unveils Roman, its new space telescope to map the universe
So: NASA has just unveiled the Roman Space Telescope, a next-generation instrument named after pioneering astronomer Nancy Grace Roman - nicknamed the 'mother of Hubble' - and it's…
Le Figaro 22 Apr 2026
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Rainforests can bounce back much faster than thought, researchers say
Researchers have discovered that rainforests have an incredible ability to recover from deforestation much faster than previously believed. This finding is a game-changer for conse…
The New York Times 22 Apr 2026
Abandoned Oosterweel church reopens as info point for guided construction visits
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Abandoned Oosterweel church reopens as info point for guided construction visits
I'm really excited to share that the Oosterweel church in Antwerp has been restored and is now serving as a starting point for guided visits to the Oosterweel works. This church, t…
VRT Nws 21 Apr 2026
Triple-decker solar cells reach efficiency milestone
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Triple-decker solar cells reach efficiency milestone
So, there's some exciting news in the world of solar energy! Researchers have developed a 'triple junction' solar cell that stacks two layers of perovskite semiconductors on silico…
Nature 21 Apr 2026
Silent friend sees the world through the eyes of a tree: some small plants became very good friends
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Silent friend sees the world through the eyes of a tree: some small plants became very good friends
Ildikó Enyedi's film 'Silent Friend' offers a unique perspective on nature, focusing on the life of an ancient ginkgo tree. It's a sensory experience that intertwines the stories o…
NRC 21 Apr 2026
The Lyrid meteor shower 2026: how to watch
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The Lyrid meteor shower 2026: how to watch
So, the Lyrid meteor shower is set to peak on the night of April 21 to 22, 2026, and it's going to be quite a show! With up to 15 meteors per hour expected, and possibly even 100 u…
Manual 21 Apr 2026
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This simple house may help prevent multiple fatal diseases in African children
I find it fascinating that a simple house design could make such a big difference in the lives of African children. By incorporating features that reduce exposure to diseases, this…
Science.org news 21 Apr 2026
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'Earthset' is captured on video for first time
So, this is really exciting! For the first time ever, we've got a video of 'Earthset' from the Artemis 2 mission, showcasing our beautiful planet as it sets behind the moon. It's a…
The New York Times 21 Apr 2026
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Striking light flash above West Flanders turns out to be a fireball: “This week still chances to see it”
So, it turns out that the mysterious light flash seen above West Flanders was actually a fireball! How exciting is that? Experts say there are still opportunities this week to catc…
Het Laatste Nieuws 20 Apr 2026
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Magnetic robots could help remove dangerous nanoplastics from water
So, here's the exciting part: researchers are developing magnetic robots that can target and remove harmful nanoplastics from our water sources. This innovation could be a game cha…
Science.org news 20 Apr 2026
(Another) Oscar of science awarded to team behind gene therapy that restores lost vision
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(Another) Oscar of science awarded to team behind gene therapy that restores lost vision
How amazing is it that a married couple, who met while dissecting a brain, have now won a massive $3 million prize for their groundbreaking gene therapy that restores vision? Jean …
The Guardian 19 Apr 2026
Antwerp researcher Rosa Rademakers wins prestigious 'Oscar of science' for groundbreaking discovery about dementia and ALS
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Antwerp researcher Rosa Rademakers wins prestigious 'Oscar of science' for groundbreaking discovery about dementia and ALS
Rosa Rademakers, a researcher from Antwerp, has just won the prestigious Breakthrough Prize in Los Angeles. This award recognizes her incredible discovery that the same genetic mut…
VRT Nws 19 Apr 2026
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Striking 'sun candle' lights up the sky over British Columbia
I just came across this fascinating phenomenon in British Columbia where a unique 'sun candle' is lighting up the sky! It's incredible how nature can surprise us with such beautifu…
Gazet van Antwerpen 18 Apr 2026
Harvesting drinking water from desert air, this Nobel laureate believes it can be done
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Harvesting drinking water from desert air, this Nobel laureate believes it can be done
Imagine pulling clean drinking water straight from the air, even in a dry desert! Omar Yaghi, a Nobel Prize winner, is making this a reality with his innovative technology. His com…
NRC 17 Apr 2026
Hope for patients with paralysis: major breakthrough in Leuven's research on brain-computer interaction
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Hope for patients with paralysis: major breakthrough in Leuven's research on brain-computer interaction
Researchers at KU Leuven have made significant progress in developing brain-computer interfaces (BCIs) that could help patients with neurological conditions regain control over mov…
VRT Nws 16 Apr 2026
Researchers turn car battery acid and plastic waste into clean hydrogen and new plastic
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Researchers turn car battery acid and plastic waste into clean hydrogen and new plastic
Researchers at the University of Cambridge have made an exciting breakthrough by using acid from old car batteries to recycle hard-to-process plastics into clean hydrogen fuel and …
Good News Network 15 Apr 2026
Oldest known meteor shower to light up UK skies this week
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Oldest known meteor shower to light up UK skies this week
If you're a fan of meteor spotting, you're in for a real treat this week! The Lyrid meteor shower, the oldest recorded shower, will light up the skies starting April 16. You can ex…
BBC Top Stories 15 Apr 2026
Sperm whales’ communication closely parallels human language, study finds
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Sperm whales’ communication closely parallels human language, study finds
Isn't it fascinating that sperm whales, those gigantic ocean dwellers, share some communication traits with us? Researchers have found that their vocalizations form a sort of 'alph…
The Guardian 15 Apr 2026
Nearby star seen ‘blowing bubbles’ for the first time in new image from Chandra telescope
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Nearby star seen ‘blowing bubbles’ for the first time in new image from Chandra telescope
So, astronomers have made an exciting discovery with the Chandra X-ray Observatory, capturing a younger version of our Sun blowing bubbles in space! This bubble, known as an astros…
Good News Network 14 Apr 2026
The name of this tiny glass frog is heavy with symbolism
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The name of this tiny glass frog is heavy with symbolism
So, here's the exciting news! Neisi Dájomes, the first woman from Ecuador to win Olympic gold, now has a newly discovered glass frog named after her—Nymphargus dajomesae. This tiny…
NRC 14 Apr 2026
Archaeologists stumble upon a roman villa when expecting to find nothing at their project site
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Archaeologists stumble upon a roman villa when expecting to find nothing at their project site
So, you won't believe what a team of archaeologists found while working on a wind farm site in England! They were just expecting to dig around and found an incredible Roman villa a…
Good News Network 13 Apr 2026
April’s lyrid meteor shower to streak across moonless sky for a perfect stargazing show
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April’s lyrid meteor shower to streak across moonless sky for a perfect stargazing show
So, get ready for an astronomical treat this April! The Lyrid meteor shower is set to dazzle us with up to 15 shooting stars per hour, all against a moonless sky. This year, the pe…
Good News Network 13 Apr 2026
Injured turtle gets a second chance on four wheels
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Injured turtle gets a second chance on four wheels
So, a veterinary practice in the Philippines has done something quite remarkable by installing wheels on an injured Aldabra giant tortoise! This tortoise had trouble with its hind …
Popular Science 13 Apr 2026
Unique honeybees found only in southern California can fend off deadly varroa mites
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Unique honeybees found only in southern California can fend off deadly varroa mites
I’m really excited about this discovery of unique honeybees in Southern California! These bees have shown an incredible ability to fend off varroa mites, which have been a huge thr…
Good News Network 13 Apr 2026
Girl's 'mammoth' bone find may be 500,000 years old
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Girl's 'mammoth' bone find may be 500,000 years old
So, a schoolgirl named Nina Evans made an incredible discovery on Felixstowe beach – a bone fragment that could be up to half a million years old! While searching for shark teeth w…
BBC Top Stories 12 Apr 2026
Artemis crew welcomed home in Houston
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Artemis crew welcomed home in Houston
What an incredible moment for the Artemis II crew as they return to Earth! Commander Reid Wiseman shared that this mission was the most special experience of his life. The astronau…
BBC Top Stories 12 Apr 2026
How sulfur could fix 3D printing’s waste problem
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How sulfur could fix 3D printing’s waste problem
3D printing has a significant waste problem, with failed prints and support structures piling up. However, researchers at the Korea Research Institute of Chemical Technology have d…
Popular Science 11 Apr 2026
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In these 79 child-friendly museums in Flanders, your child won't be bored for a second
So, if you're looking for a fun day out with the kids, this list of 79 child-friendly museums in Flanders is just what you need! Each museum offers engaging activities that will ke…
Het Laatste Nieuws 11 Apr 2026
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Can food actually be medicine? These doctors say yes
So, there's this fascinating movement among doctors who believe that food can be a powerful form of medicine. They're advocating for a shift in how we view nutrition, suggesting th…
The New York Times 11 Apr 2026
Artemis II moon mission safely returns to earth after landing in pacific ocean
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Artemis II moon mission safely returns to earth after landing in pacific ocean
What an incredible moment for space exploration! The Artemis II mission wrapped up successfully with the Orion capsule Integrity splashing down in the Pacific Ocean near San Diego.…
NRC 11 Apr 2026
Space-based solar energy is closer than you think
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Space-based solar energy is closer than you think
Jasper Deprez, a Belgian entrepreneur, founded TerraSpark to bring solar energy from space to Earth, inspired by a personal blackout experience. This innovative startup aims to har…
NRC 10 Apr 2026
Scientists identify 5 types of sleepers, and each has different brain wiring
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Scientists identify 5 types of sleepers, and each has different brain wiring
So, here's the exciting part: a new study has identified five distinct types of sleepers, each with unique brain wiring and reasons for their sleep struggles. Instead of the usual …
Upworthy 10 Apr 2026
Scientists track where butternut trees have resisted deadly disease – so reforesting efforts can thrive
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Scientists track where butternut trees have resisted deadly disease – so reforesting efforts can thrive
It's fantastic to see how researchers are using modern data science to help the endangered butternut tree bounce back from a devastating fungal disease! By mapping the climate and …
Good News Network 10 Apr 2026
Cambodia Honors Minesweeping Hero Rat
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Cambodia Honors Minesweeping Hero Rat
In Cambodia, a memorial statue has been dedicated to Magawa, an African giant pouched rat who cleared over 100 landmines and unexploded bombs in its remarkable career. The UK-based…
Good News Network 9 Apr 2026
Collaboration in Science Overcoming Obstacles
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Collaboration in Science Overcoming Obstacles
The international science council is facing strong opposition worldwide, but recent efforts may be just what the team needs. In an era of increasing geopolitical tensions, scientis…
NRC 9 Apr 2026
Fossil Shows Early Reptiles Breathed Like Modern Ones
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Fossil Shows Early Reptiles Breathed Like Modern Ones
Scientists have discovered a fossil that shows early reptiles breathed using a rib cage system, similar to modern animals. The discovery was made in Oklahoma and dates back to 280 …
NRC 9 Apr 2026
In the lab, not everyone can be themselves
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In the lab, not everyone can be themselves
A groundbreaking study by Greek researcher Nelly Marosi reveals how invisible norms in STEM education create significant barriers for LHBTIQ+ students and professionals. Through pe…
NRC 9 Apr 2026
Johns Hopkins Team Develops Therapeutic, Nasally-Delivered DNA Vaccine for Tuberculosis
Johns Hopkins Team Develops Therapeutic, Nasally-Delivered DNA Vaccine for Tuberculosis
A team of researchers at Johns Hopkins Medicine is developing a nose-delivered inoculation against tuberculosis, the world’s leading cause of death from infectious disease. The app…
Good News Network 9 Apr 2026
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NASA prepares for Artemis II splashdown after historic moon flyby
NASA is gearing up for the final and critical phase of the Artemis II mission - bringing the crew safely back to Earth through a controlled splashdown. The spacecraft has completed…
The New York Times 9 Apr 2026
Youngest Helicopter Pilot of Europe at 17
Youngest Helicopter Pilot of Europe at 17
At just 17, Louis has achieved his dream of becoming a helicopter pilot. After completing his flight exams on his 17th birthday, he is now the youngest active helicopter pilot in E…
VRT Nws 9 Apr 2026
30 'Lost' Verses from Philosopher Empedocles Finally Come to Light
Philosopher Empedocles' lost verses, which had been hiding in plain sight for centuries, are now available to the world. These verses offer a unique glimpse into the mind of one of…
Upworthy 8 Apr 2026
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Dermatologist debunks common skin myths online
A Belgian dermatologist challenged seven common online skin myths, arguing that every day people only need to wash one specific area. By shedding light on these claims, the expert …
Het Laatste Nieuws 8 Apr 2026
Hero Rat Who Sniffed Out Over 100 Land Mines is Honored with Giant Statue
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Hero Rat Who Sniffed Out Over 100 Land Mines is Honored with Giant Statue
A giant statue was unveiled on Friday in Cambodia to honor the African giant pouched rat Magawa, who sniffed out over 100 land mines during his five-year career as a mine-detector.…
The Washington Post 8 Apr 2026
Hogeschool Zuyd stopt met bindend studieadvies
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Hogeschool Zuyd stopt met bindend studieadvies
A Belgian school, Hogeschool Zuyd in Limburg, abolished binding study advising four years ago. Now it seems that more students get their HBO diploma and even those who previously g…
NRC 8 Apr 2026
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New DNA Breakthrough Proves Dog Lived with Humans 15,800 Years Ago
Scientists have made a groundbreaking discovery that confirms dogs lived with humans for over 15,000 years. The study reveals the extent of our canine companions' evolution and the…
De Morgen 8 Apr 2026
Scientists’ Progress Beats Verification Loops
Scientists’ Progress Beats Verification Loops
Scientists like Michael Nielsen discuss how progress is often recognized, yet difficult to understand. Many examples are given of scientists who changed the world without apparent …
Dwarkesh 8 Apr 2026
Singapore's First 3D-Printed Bridge Planned for 2028 After Rigorous Testing
Singapore's First 3D-Printed Bridge Planned for 2028 After Rigorous Testing
Singapore is set to debut the use of 3D-printed concrete in the form of a new pedestrian bridge, which will stretch 30 feet across a waterway. The project, managed by the Land Tran…
Good News Network 8 Apr 2026
Techondernemer maakt kankervaccin voor hond tegen kanker
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Techondernemer maakt kankervaccin voor hond tegen kanker
Paul Conyngham, een technologiebedrijfsaandeelhouder, heeft voor het eerst in de geschiedenis van de wetenschap een persoonlijk kankervaccin gemaakt voor zijn hond Rosie. Hij werkt…
NRC 8 Apr 2026
Artemis II Astronauts Head Home After Historic Journey Around the Moon
Following their extraordinary flight in space, the astronauts of NASA's Artemis II mission have safely returned to Earth. This journey was an essential step towards returning human…
The New York Times 7 Apr 2026
Five Ways to Turn Eco-Anxiety into Something Positive
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Five Ways to Turn Eco-Anxiety into Something Positive
Feeling stuck in climate anxiety? These five small actions can help you feel more grounded, connected, and purposeful. Design your attention to see what empowers instead of what pa…
Positive News 7 Apr 2026
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Zo zag u de maan - en de aarde - nog nooit: NASA deelt nieuwe foto’s van maanmissie Artemis II
NASA heeft voor het eerst een complete beeld van de aarde opgenomen uit ruimte. Het team heeft een enorme camera waargedaan om foto’s te maken in de Maan. Je zou opnieuw de hele we…
De Morgen 7 Apr 2026
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A New Approach to Covid-19 Vaccination Offers Promise
Scientists have developed a nasal vaccine that can shut down Covid-19 infections in the nose and throat, where the virus first infects the body. The vaccine works by boosting mucos…
CNN 6 Apr 2026
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Belgians Living and Working in Silicon Valley Have a Huge Impact on People's Lives
Many Belgians are based in Silicon Valley and claim it has a significant impact on the world. They mention that by working with cutting-edge technology, they can improve the lives …
De Morgen 6 Apr 2026
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Can Prickly Skin Syndrome Be Cured?
People with prickly skin syndrome may experience improvements after following a specific diet. Researchers claim that three out of four individuals show significant relief. This di…
Het Laatste Nieuws 6 Apr 2026
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GGML and llama.cpp Join HF to Ensure Long-term Progress of Local AI
Hugging Face is thrilled to announce that GGML, the creators of Llama.cpp, are joining the company to keep future AI open and accessible. This move is a natural step for both parti…
Hugging Face 6 Apr 2026
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Helping Your Child View Life through a More Positive Lens
A young mother is struggling to balance her own optimism with her daughter's naturally negative temperament. Experts Marcel van Aken and Liesbeth Groenhuijsen offer advice on how t…
NRC 6 Apr 2026
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Houston cheers on Artemis II moon mission, reclaiming its place as 'space city'
Houston is throwing its arms wide open around the Artemis II moon mission, proudly reminding everyone that it's still the beating heart of American space exploration. So: after yea…
The New York Times 6 Apr 2026
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NASA Artemis II astronauts race into the moon's embrace after a quiet Easter
What a moment for humanity - the Artemis II astronauts are closing in on the moon and things are going remarkably smoothly. After a quiet Easter aboard their spacecraft, they've no…
The New York Times 6 Apr 2026
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Native Americans were making dice and gaming thousands of years before anyone else
So, this is genuinely exciting: new research shows that the oldest known dice in human history were made over 12,000 years ago by hunter-gatherers on the western Great Plains - mor…
Good News Network 6 Apr 2026
Opus 4.5 Collapsed Six Months of Development Work Into One Week
Anthropic's Opus 4.5 is a game-changing AI model that enables autonomous coding, allowing users to build complex apps without writing code. This marks the beginning of a new era in…
Chain of thought 6 Apr 2026
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Should You Die? Millions Are Being Awarded for Longevity in San Francisco
In San Francisco, a search for extended lifespan is underway. Million-dollar awards are being offered to those involved. The quest aims to increase human lifespans. This ambitious …
De Standaard Buitenland 6 Apr 2026
Trailer: The Shape of Things to Come
Microsoft Research Podcast series discusses the future of AI, aiming to create a positive transition for humanity. Host Doug Burger tackles the complexities and promises of rapid t…
Microsoft Research 6 Apr 2026
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US Sanctions Fuel Rapid Eco-Growth in Cuba
The US boycott of eco-incentives has unexpectedly encouraged Cuba to embrace renewable energy, leading to rapid growth in solar panels and battery storage. The approach has sparked…
De Morgen 6 Apr 2026
Why Generalists Own the Future
The rapid pace of AI development has made the importance of generalists even more relevant. Generalists are not just jack-of-all-trades, but curious problem-solvers who thrive in e…
Chain of thought 6 Apr 2026
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Even after 2,000 years, the Pont du Gard remains an architectural masterpiece
The Pont du Gard, after more than two thousand years, still stands as one of the most impressive structures humanity has ever built. And here's the thing - the Romans achieved this…
Manual 5 Apr 2026
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Want to change? Maybe stop trying so hard.
So, this is an idea that really speaks to me. The self-improvement industry keeps telling us that change only comes through hard effort and iron discipline - but maybe it actually …
The New York Times 5 Apr 2026