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Vilnius Great Synagogue Reveals Hidden Jewish Heritage

Archeology /

The Vilnius Great Synagogue is revealing new clues about the Jewish history of Lithuania. Archaeologists have uncovered more remains from the historic synagogue, including important architectural features and objects that survived decades of destruction. The discoveries offer a clearer picture of a once-thriving Jewish center in Vilnius. At the same time, they have renewed an […]

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Beetroot Juice May Help Protect the Kidneys During Pregnancy

Healthcare, Medicine /

Daily beetroot juice showed promising early signs of safely benefiting pregnant women with chronic kidney disease. For women with chronic kidney disease (CKD), pregnancy places extra strain on kidneys that are already vulnerable. At the same time, many standard kidney medications can pose risks during pregnancy, so doctors often require patients to stop taking them

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Will Google release millions of bacteria-carrying mosquitoes across US states?

Ecology, Healthcare /

• The claim that Google plans to release up to 64 million bacteria-carrying mosquitoes in Florida and California remains under review. • The reports are linked to Debug, a Google-backed project that releases sterile male mosquitoes to reduce mosquito populations and lower virus transmission risks. • Google submitted applications to the EPA requesting approval to

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New Electron Lighthouse Uses Light to Direct Electric Current

Physics, Quantum Physics /

The movement of electrons is the foundation of modern technology. From everyday appliances such as air fryers to the countless screens we use for professional tasks and entertainment, today’s electronic devices operate through the controlled movement of electrons. The Strange Quantum Behavior of Electrons However, electrons follow the unusual laws of quantum mechanics, exhibiting behaviors

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Researchers Improve AI Forecasting with a Quantum Computer

Physics, Quantum Physics /

Artificial intelligence has long been used to make predictions in fields such as healthcare, weather forecasting, and finance, helping professionals anticipate future outcomes. At the Leibniz Supercomputing Centre in Germany, researchers combined an AI model with a quantum computer to tackle complex prediction tasks beyond the capabilities of AI alone. In a study published Friday

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Humanoid robots in China assembled over 3,000 tablets during a 10-hour shift

Applied Science, Robotics /

During a trial at Longcheer Technology’s manufacturing facility in Nanchang, China, Agibot’s G2 humanoid robots processed more than 3,000 tablets over nearly 10 hours. The test was broadcast live continuously for six days. Agibot reported that the robots maintained a 99.99% success rate throughout the demonstration. Their tasks included inspecting, positioning, and separating tablets as

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German firm unveils 100+ qubit diamond quantum processors

Physics, Quantum Physics /

German quantum technology company SAXON Q has developed a powerful quantum computer that operates without the need for specialized laboratories or large cryogenic cooling systems. On July 21, the company commercially launched its SXQ128 and SXQ512 systems, offering 128 and 512 qubits, respectively. These are the first quantum computers using diamond nitrogen-vacancy (NV) center technology

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Scientists warn that oxygen levels in Earth’s waters are quietly declining

Climatology, Earth Science /

Scientists from UC San Diego’s Scripps Institution of Oceanography warn that declining oxygen levels in oceans and freshwater systems could push Earth beyond a safe ecological limit, with some impacts lasting centuries. The review examines aquatic deoxygenation, the decline of oxygen in oceans and freshwater systems, and its effects on the nine Earth system processes

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Russia Hosts the World’s First Robot Wedding in Moscow

Applied Science, Robotics /

Two humanoid robots held a symbolic wedding ceremony in Moscow, featuring vows, rings, and a robot dog ring bearer. The event drew mixed reactions, with some praising the AI milestone and others questioning the growing role of artificial intelligence. The ceremony took place at Moscow’s historic Pushkin Library, where formally dressed robots crossed the parquet

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Scientists May Have Discovered a Method to Prolong Fertility in Mice

Biology, Genetics /

As the ovaries grow older, the tissue that supports them gradually becomes stiffer, and researchers believe that slowing this change could help preserve fertility for longer. The area surrounding cells is far from empty. Instead, it resembles a gel-like environment filled with proteins and other molecules that provide structural support and nourishment to the cells.

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