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Japan Turns On Shunkai, Its First Full-Stack Neutral-Atom Quantum Computer Researchers plan to scale the system from about 50 qubits…

Could Deep Underground Storage Safely Contain Nuclear Waste for 1 Million Years? More than 90,000 tons of radioactive waste is…

Stonehenge’s Altar Stone May Have Traveled Through Lost Doggerland A new study proposes that glaciers may have carried Stonehenge’s 6-ton…

Regenerative Medicine Research: Top Countries, Institutions and Collaborations, 2016–2025 Nature Index data reveal the leading countries, institutions and international partnerships…

First Globular Cluster Star Stream Found Beyond the Milky Way Could Reveal Dark Matter A faint ribbon of stars stretches…

How Ancient Genome Duplications Helped Tropical Trees Evolve Water-Saving CAM Photosynthesis Plants have evolved several ways to use sunlight to…

Congenital TORCH Infections Linked to Higher Risk of Autism and Intellectual Disability A rare group of infections that can pass…

Scotty the Tyrannosaurus rex’s Healing Rib Fractures Reveal Rare Fossilized Blood Vessels Neutron imaging of Scotty, one of the most…

NASA Satellite Image Reveals a Cloudy Cloak Over Washington and Oregon Marine clouds and fog stretched from the Pacific Coast…

Five Supernova Remnants Haunt the Auriga Constellation This wide-field image reveals five ancient supernova remnants across an unusual region of…