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01 · SCIENCE

Three in four former NFL players died with CTE,

Families of struggling players are about five times likelier to donate a brain. Correcting for that, a Boston University team estimates that…

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02 · SCIENCE

2.8 million deep-sea eels crowd one underwater mountain off

Sonar, deep-sea cameras and a few caught fish produced the first count of the only known spawning gathering of deep-sea eels: about…

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03 · SCIENCE

Interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS has ice like worlds beyond Neptune,

Webb's spectra show the third known interstellar comet sheds tiny, dust-laden grains of water ice that resemble the ice on worlds beyond…

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04 · SCIENCE

Rubin Observatory found a possible sixth dwarf planet up

Hidden among millions of Milky Way stars, 2026 ED138 orbits beyond Pluto, may be up to 1,500 km wide and could be…

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05 · SCIENCE

Sleep-deprived jumping spiders spent 80% more time in REM-like

Fringed jumping spiders sleep in two distinct stages, and after one disrupted night they made up the loss with extra twitching, eye-flickering…

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06 · SCIENCE

A lava planet that should be bare rock reflects

TOI-561 b circles its star in under 11 hours, close enough to melt rock, yet a 37-hour watch by the James Webb…

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07 · SCIENCE

The Milky Way’s disk was born thick and took

A Spanish-led team dated stars with Gaia and found the galactic disk formed in two stages, a puffy turbulent one and then…

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