University of Utah researchers discovered a 150‑foot‑thick ice body beneath Mount Timpanogos that could fill 600 Olympic‑size swimming pools, reshaping water‑supply estimates and hazard assessments.
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A deep partial lunar eclipse on Aug. 27‑28 covered 96.2% of the Moon, offering an “almost blood moon” view for observers across the globe.
Harvard assistant professor Dr. Laura Cox explains how gut microbes affect brain health, from potential Alzheimer’s prevention with GLP‑1 drugs to Parkinson’s links and infant nutrition.
A UK study of more than 180,000 postmenopausal women found that hormone replacement therapy was associated with a 10% lower overall dementia risk and a 16% lower Alzheimer’s risk.
Professor Pierre Akilimali, incident manager of the DRC Ebola response, says the growing tally of cases must not eclipse the families and individuals affected.
Bill Gates cautions that AI’s rapid advance could eliminate millions of American jobs and urges policymakers to act now.
Meta's $18 b settlement with 29 state attorneys general includes a clause that bars future COPPA lawsuits over the use of children's data for age‑assurance model training.
OpenAI and more than 100 companies cautioned that AI models could soon enable sophisticated attacks on hospitals, water utilities and other critical systems, urging immediate defensive action.
The 2021 Mustang Mach 1 has lost just over 20% of its original price in five years, retaining about 79% of its value, making it one of Ford’s best‑holding models.
Satellite operators say they have secured launch slots through 2028 and beyond, even as the market tightens and new‑rocket delays loom.