Meta says mathematicians used Muse Spark’s Thinking Mode through the regular meta.ai chat interface, without a custom research scaffold.
EurekaBench's creators say their six-domain benchmark tests whether AI agents can discover genuinely new scientific insights.
NewsfromScience says researchers report that wing stripes and spots create visual illusions as butterflies flap.
Medical Xpress describes gut inflammation as a possible trigger for cancer cells that can remain hidden for years.
Phys.org reports that the Scottish fossil nicknamed “Lizzie” may have lived in water or moved between water and land.
Science News reports that microscopy captured paired DNA double helices, while simulations suggest positively charged metal ions help hold them together.
NewAgeBDcom reports that a new study has strengthened scientists’ interest in searching for life beyond Earth.
Scientific American reports that the speculative proposal involves a black hole that may have formed from cosmic strings.
Grok says a 2020 study found melittin killed 100% of certain aggressive breast cancer cells in cultures in under 60 minutes.
A post citing Science News says microscopic wear and pigment traces on two turkey bones point to their use in tattooing.
A post says research teams captured the process for the first time.
Science reports that ethicists are wary of an HHS proposal to loosen rules for “low-risk research.”
TechXplore reports ALBATROSS fell like a maple seed and righted itself after landing, with no separate parachute needed.
A researcher says the method analyzes cell-free RNA in urine for bladder and other genitourinary cancers.
A user points to failing crops, shrinking lakes and displacement, contrasting them with record profits in distant boardrooms.
A post says a researcher spotted the roughly 728-foot-wide crater in October 2025 while comparing lunar orbiter images.
ZME Science reports that older hearts in younger mice gained younger molecular signatures, though not every sign of aging changed.
Yahoo Finance reports that an Anthropic study suggests robots can do many physical tasks, but replacing workers entirely remains costly.
Science News reports that a waterborne pathogen flourishes while the threatened toads shelter underground.
ScienceAlert reports that YbSb2 develops tiny internal magnetic fields when it becomes superconducting near -272°C.
