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Soviet-era space debris to crash on Earth this week after failed 1972 mission
Debris from a 1972 Soviet space mission will re-enter Earth's atmosphere this week, with minimal risk to populated areas.
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Scientists Tattoo Indestructible Tardigrades for Groundbreaking Research
Scientists successfully tattooed tardigrades, testing the limits of microfabrication on living organisms. Despite fatalities, many survived, paving the way for future...
OpenAI abandons profit motive: a significant shift
OpenAI is restructuring its for-profit division into a public benefit corporation, responding to legal pressure and criticism from Elon Musk. The move aims to balance...
OpenAI abandons profit motive: a significant shift
OpenAI is restructuring its for-profit division into a public benefit corporation, responding to legal pressure and criticism from Elon Musk. The non-profit arm will retain...
Young people with mental health issues spend more time on social media
A study shows that young people with mental health conditions spend more time on social media and experience it differently, highlighting the need for deeper understanding and support.
Scientists peer into the atmosphere of a mysterious sub-Neptune and make a surprising discovery
New research using the James Webb Space Telescope reveals a hydrogen-rich atmosphere in sub-Neptune TOI-421b, challenging previous assumptions about these common but mysterious planets.
Netanyahu allows aid into Gaza, but famine looms: ‘Question is whether it’s enough and on time’
Israel is escalating its offensive in Gaza while allowing limited aid, amid internal political tensions and ongoing negotiations with Hamas.
2000 jobs lost in Barcelona as Facebook and Instagram reduce moderator workforce
Meta's decision to reduce content moderation has led to 2000 job losses in Barcelona, affecting workers at Telus, a contractor for Meta. The company is also easing moderation...
Can You Kiss After Eating Gluten? Here's What Science Says
Research shows that kissing after consuming gluten poses minimal risk for people with celiac disease, as gluten transfer remains below safety limits.
Why do depression, insomnia, and anxiety disorders often occur together?
A study reveals that depression, insomnia, and anxiety disorders share a common brain mechanism, explaining why they often co-occur. Researchers identified overlapping neural...
Meta Warns Revenue Model Changes Could Harm User Experience
Meta faces a €200M fine from the EC over its ad-free subscription model, which it claims could harm user experience if altered. The company may adjust its approach while...
Risk of DDoS Attacks and Hacktivism Increases Ahead of NATO Summit
The risk of cyberattacks, including DDoS and hacktivism, is rising ahead of the NATO summit in The Hague, with increased targeting of government entities. The NCSC emphasizes...