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Eating french fries 3 times a week linked to higher risk of type 2 diabetes, study finds

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NASA Wants to Build a Nuclear Reactor on the Moon. Here’s What One Expert Thinks

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As NASA eyes a return to the moon, the agency has set an ambitious goal: deploy a nuclear reactor on the lunar surface by 2030 to provide consistent energy for future missions.See the Story

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GPT-5 Lets You Customize ChatGPT Like Never Before — 4 Changes to Make Right Now

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3I/ATLAS: Out of the Dark Forest

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A Harvard astrophysicist thinks an interstellar object might be of alien origin.NASA See the Story

'Rogue waves' can be 65 feet tall, but they aren't 'freak occurrences,' data from North Sea reveals

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Researchers have used lab models to study how rogue waves form, but these don't always transfer over to the natural world.Technology See the Story

Women in STEM face challenges and underrepresentation – this course gives them tools to succeed - Tech and Science Post

As a graduate student in physics, I was often the only woman in the room. As I gained more experience, I learned valuable lessons about the scientific community and how to better advance my career. Once I started mentoring female graduate students, I realized that many of them had also felt alienated around some scientists, an experience that chipped away at their confidence or the passion for their work. Over two decades of doing research and m…Technology · United States Read Article

What is rust? A materials scientist explains metal’s crusty enemy

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With just a few messages, biased AI chatbots swayed people's political views - Tech and Science Post

If you’ve interacted with an artificial intelligence chatbot, you’ve likely realized that all AI models are biased. They were trained on enormous corpuses of unruly data and refined through human instructions and testing. Bias can seep in anywhere. Yet how a system’s biases can affect users is less clear. So a University of Washington study put it to the test. A team of researchers recruited self-identifying Democrats and Republicans to form opi…Artificial Intelligence · Vienna Read Article

Public data reveal extent of air quality impacts during 2025 Los Angeles wildfires - Tech and Science Post

In early 2025, wildfires spread in Los Angeles, destroying tens of thousands of homes and businesses. During the fires, smoke blanketed the region and online maps provided residents with rapid air quality information. Now, a study in Environmental Science & Technology Letters compares the data that went into the maps from federal monitoring stations, low-cost sensors and satellites. Their results highlight the importance of combining multiple da…Wildfires · Los Angeles Read Article

Scientists discover way to pause ultrafast melting in silicon using precisely timed laser pulses - Tech and Science Post

A team of physicists has discovered a method to temporarily halt the ultrafast melting of silicon using a carefully timed sequence of laser pulses. This finding opens new possibilities for controlling material behavior under extreme conditions and could improve the accuracy of experiments that study how energy moves through solids. The research, published in the journal Communications Physics, was led by Tobias Zier and David A. Strubbe of the U…Merced · Merced Read Article

How a rare cycad's wax crystals conjure blue without pigment - Tech and Science Post

The endangered South African cycad Encephalartos horridus may resemble a relic from the Jurassic age, but the species itself evolved long after dinosaurs disappeared. Still, it carries a biochemical legacy inherited from its distant ancestors—plants that once thrived alongside Jurassic fauna. A team led by Hiroshima University (HU) researchers found that its spiky, silvery-blue leaves owe their color not to pigment, but to a wax-based optical ef…Species · South Africa Read Article

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