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Do Cats Have a Favourite Paw?
Research on everyday movements suggests that many cats favour one paw. The pattern depends on the animal and the task, not a simple feline version of human handedness.
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Science & SpaceA New Clue to Brain Drainage: What the MRI Study Actually Shows
A small MRI and tissue study identified clues to fluid clearance near the middle meningeal artery. The evidence…
Science & SpaceArtemis II Just Broke Apollo 13’s Distance Record—Nearly 56 Years Later
Artemis II reached 252,756 miles from Earth. How its lunar flyby differs from Apollo 13, and what comes…
Science & SpaceArtemis II’s Space Toilet Had Trouble on Day One. The Story Did Not End There.
Orion’s toilet brought an ordinary problem to a lunar mission. What was reported during the flight, and why…
Science & SpaceThe Voyager Golden Record: What NASA Chose to Represent All of Humanity
The Voyager Golden Record carries music, greetings, images, and a remarkable love story. How Earth made a mixtape…
Science & SpaceScientists Built a Microwave Fryer to Make French Fries Less Greasy (And the Physics Are Beautifully Absurd)
Microwave-assisted frying could reduce oil uptake. The potato physics are fascinating, but the research is not a ready-made…
Science & SpaceCan Sound Cues Shape Dreams? What a Problem-Solving Study Found
Sound cues influenced dreams in a small study, but the full sample showed no reliable overall boost in…
Science & SpaceArtemis II Launched Yesterday. Tonight’s Moon Departure Is the Next Big Test.
Artemis II is in Earth orbit after its April 1 launch. What the planned departure burn will do,…
Science & SpaceArtemis II’s Heat Shield: The Safety Debate Before Launch
Before Artemis II launches, NASA’s heat-shield findings and public criticism raise different questions about the crew’s return from…
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