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Scientists Discover New Mechanism for Cancer to Evade Immune Defenses
Researchers have identified a crucial mechanism by which cancer cells evade the body’s immune system: the transfer of mitochondria between cancer and immune cells. The
Potentially Groundbreaking Discoveries of 2024: What We Know So Far
Scientific breakthroughs in 2024 may redefine our understanding of the universe—if they hold up under further scrutiny. From potential ancient Martian microbes to new insights
80-Megapixel Marvel Unveils a Vibrant Cosmic Nursery
A stunning new image of the RCW 38 star cluster reveals a colorful cosmic nursery filled with energy and light. Located 5,500 light-years away, this
The World’s Largest Lithium Deposit: Potential Energy Revolution at a Cost to Ecosystems
Salar de Uyuni, home to the world’s largest lithium reserve, faces environmental threats from mining activities. A study conducted by researchers from Duke University reveals
Unraveling Dark Matter: A Bold Experiment Hunts for the Mysterious Axion
Scientists are on a groundbreaking quest to uncover axions—hypothetical particles that could solve some of physics’ biggest mysteries, including the absence of an electric dipole
NASA’s Latest Asteroid Data Brings New Insights – With Potential Lunar Consequences
NASA’s planetary defense teams are closely monitoring a recently discovered near-Earth object (NEO), asteroid 2024 YR4. Initially flagged as a potential impact risk for Earth,
NASA and SpaceX Accelerate Crew-10 Launch with Strategic Spacecraft Swap
NASA and SpaceX are advancing the launch date for Crew-10 by reusing a previously flown Dragon spacecraft, Endurance. This strategic move not only expedites Crew-10’s
Quantum Billiards: Unlocking the Secrets of Light-Assisted Atomic Collisions
In a pioneering study, scientists have developed innovative methods to control atomic collisions using optical tweezers, paving the way for advances in quantum computing and
This Gravitational-Wave Breakthrough Could Transform Our Understanding of the Universe
A groundbreaking advancement in adaptive optics technology is poised to revolutionize gravitational-wave detection, enabling LIGO and future observatories like Cosmic Explorer to achieve unprecedented capabilities.