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Earth’s continental plates were moving 3.48 billion years ago.Evidence from ancient rocks suggests plate tectonics began about 3.2 billion years ago, earlier than thought, with crust moving at modern like speeds indicating early organized tectonic activity that may have helped make Earth habitable.

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The oldest known plague outbreak struck hunter-gatherers 5,500 years ago

Early land vertebrates' shift from water to land didn’t require amphibian-like metamorphosis, fossils reveal

An experimental antibody may help people on GLP-1 meds preserve muscle mass

A blood test for dementia may tell you if you have more than one type

Astronomers have found evidence of a mild wind blowing from the supermassive black hole at the center of the Milky Way

Queen-cell wax helps shape honeybee queen development, challenging the idea that royal jelly alone makes a queen, a new study suggests

Scuba divers may be beating up coral reefs more than they think

Mosquitoes exposed to the insect repellent DEET can learn to associate the off-putting chemical with food

Damaged DNA can spread between human cells via tubelike structures

A 10-year study in Germany reports that extending screening for Type 1 diabetes successfully identified more children without a family history of the disease

Seabirds weren’t fooled by a buoy with googly eyes supposed to scare them away from fishing nets

25 people learned to fly with virtual wings. After flight training, the brain began treating wings more like real limbs

AI bots ignore evidence. Can we trust them with science?

A small object past Pluto may have a thin atmosphere: « The possible atmosphere around 2002 XV93 would be a first for a small object beyond Pluto. »

AI-designed proteins successfully "supercharge" immune cells to target and destroy melanoma in new study.

Filtering a protein out of a pregnant person’s blood may help ease the dangers of early preeclampsia

Suicide deaths in U.S. teens and young adults fell after 988 launch

Warming and drought could increase antibiotic resistance among soil microbes, potentially posing risks to human health, two studies suggest

Some plants can feed on dust that lands on their leaves

Fossil from about half a billion years ago reveals that an early relative of spiders and scorpions had claws

Fossils reveal many complex animals existed before the Cambrian explosion

Cicadas use darkness cues from shadows to move toward trees | The shadow-sensing skill, known as skototaxis, helps cicadas find trees to molt on

Modern apes may have actually evolved in North Africa or the Middle East

AI may be giving teens bad nutrition advice

A national survey found 77 percent of high school students didn’t get adequate sleep in 2023

"Scientists discovered that mosquitoes dont just rely on their brains to stop biting,their butt plays a key role too".If researchers can hack this full signal in mosquitoes,we could stop them from biting before they even start feeding and help slow the spread of diseases like Malaria and Dengue.

NASA's DART spacecraft changed an asteroid's orbit around the sun

Hundreds of global and regional studies on sea level rise and coastal flooding may have underestimated sea levels by an average of 20 to 30 centimeters

Yaks may hint at a way to treat brain diseases like "Multiple Sclerosis", a disease that affects your brain and spinal cord.Animals that live at high altitudes, such as yaks have a genetic mutation that may suggest new ways to treat brain diseases like Multiple Sclerosis.