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T. rex's Ancestor Migrated from Asia to North America | Geekoo
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New research reveals that Tyrannosaurus rex's direct ancestor originated in Asia and crossed into North America over 70 million years ago, reshaping our understanding of dinosaur evolution and migration.
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Experience Shapes How We See the World | Geekoo
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New research reveals that our brains' ability to recognize objects is not solely based on visual input but is significantly influenced by prior experiences.
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on Sat, 5AM
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Social Media Mirrors Mental Health in Teens | Geekoo
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A University of Cambridge study uncovers distinct social media behaviors among adolescents with mental health conditions, offering insights for tailored interventions.
on Thu, 10PM
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When Music Moves Us: The Brain’s Resonant Dance | Geekoo
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A groundbreaking study from McGill University reveals that our brains synchronize with music, suggesting we don't just hear music—we become it, opening new avenues for therapy and technology.
on Wed, 5PM
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Learning to Move, Learning to Be: How We Build Self-Agency | Geekoo
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How do we come to feel that our movements are truly our own? A new study reveals that agency arises not from imitation, but from the messy, vital process of trial and error — a finding with big implications for rehabilitation, virtual reality, and more.
on Wed, 4AM
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Uneven Growth: Rethinking Biodiversity Across Scales | Geekoo
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A groundbreaking study uncovers a three-phase pattern in species distribution, reshaping our understanding of biodiversity from local gardens to entire continents.
on Wed, 1AM
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Dust in the Wind Disrupts Europe's Solar Ambitions | Geekoo
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Saharan dust storms are emerging as a significant obstacle to Europe's solar energy production, reducing efficiency and complicating forecasting models essential for energy planning.
on Tue, 3PM
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Immune System's Role in Mental Health Unveiled | Geekoo
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A University of Bristol study uncovers the immune system's significant role in mental health disorders, suggesting new paths for treatment beyond traditional brain-focused approaches.
on Tue, 7AM
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Where Happiness Resides: Inside Us, Around Us, or Both? | Geekoo
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A UC Davis study reveals that the path to happiness is not universal but varies among individuals, emphasizing the need for personalized approaches to well-being.
on Mon, 6PM
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The Brain's Unexpected Ally: Eato's Dual Role in Neuroprotection | Geekoo
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Eato's unexpected roles in neuron protection and cleanup offer promising avenues for treating neurodegenerative diseases, highlighting the protein's potential as a therapeutic target.
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Brain Lesions Increase Susceptibility to Impulsive Influence | Geekoo
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A new study uncovers how damage to specific brain regions affects personal impulsivity and susceptibility to others' impulsive behaviors, shedding light on the neural underpinnings of decision-making.
on Mon, 1AM
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Urine Test Breakthrough: A New Era in Prostate Cancer Detection | Geekoo
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A new urine-based test developed by international researchers offers a more accurate and less invasive method for detecting prostate cancer, potentially transforming early diagnosis and patient care.
on May 2
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The Hidden Giant: Discovery of Eos, a Massive Molecular Cloud Near Earth | Geekoo
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Astronomers have discovered Eos, a massive molecular cloud near Earth, using innovative far-ultraviolet detection methods. This finding sheds new light on star formation and the unseen structures within our galaxy.
on May 1
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Fuel Cells That Endure: UCLA Breakthrough Powers Clean Trucking Future | Geekoo
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UCLA engineers have developed a record-breaking fuel cell catalyst that lasts more than 200,000 hours, offering a scalable solution for hydrogen-powered trucks and clean freight transport.
on May 1
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Can the Keto Diet Treat Mental Illness? New Research Says Yes | Geekoo
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Stanford scientists reveal that a ketogenic diet may dramatically improve symptoms of severe mental illnesses—offering a revolutionary new path for psychiatric care.
on Apr 30
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How Sleep Reprograms the Brain for Tomorrow’s Learning | Geekoo
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New findings from Japan show that sleep isn’t just for consolidating old memories—it actively prepares the brain to learn and remember new ones, reshaping our understanding of how the brain learns.
on Apr 29
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Global Human Rights at Risk: How the 'Trump Effect' Amplified a Crisis | Geekoo
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Amnesty International warns that a destructive global trend, fueled by the "Trump effect," threatens to undo decades of human rights progress unless urgent action is taken.
on Apr 29
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Rise of Psilocybin: How Americans Are Turning to Magic Mushrooms for Healing | Geekoo
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A new study from the University of Colorado Anschutz shows psilocybin use is rising sharply among Americans, particularly those seeking relief from depression and anxiety.
on Apr 29
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Breaking Physics: Hall Effect Without Magnetism Redefines Materials Science | Geekoo
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Scientists have detected the anomalous Hall effect without magnetization for the first time, revealing new quantum material behaviors that could transform future technologies.
on Apr 29
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Griots’ Secrets: How Oral Legends Unearthed Africa’s Lost Cities | Geekoo
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Griots, West Africa’s master storytellers, preserved detailed historical maps in their songs and tales—now revolutionizing archaeology and challenging old biases about oral traditions.
on Apr 29
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Engineered Brain Cells Could Revolutionize Alzheimer's Treatment | Geekoo
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In a major breakthrough, scientists have engineered microglia that integrate into brain tissue, offering hope for new, personalized treatments for Alzheimer's and other neurological disorders.
on Apr 28
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Meat Diets Are Wrecking the Planet Faster Than We Thought | Geekoo
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New research reveals that our global appetite for meat is a leading cause of climate change and biodiversity loss. Shifting toward plant-based diets could be key to saving the planet.
on Apr 28
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Dopamine's Darker Role: How It Trains Us to Avoid Danger | Geekoo
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Dopamine isn’t just about pleasure—it’s also the brain’s crucial tool for teaching us to avoid harm. New research shows how this dual role shapes our decisions, our emotions, and even our mental health.
on Apr 28
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Silent Spring 2.0: The Alarming Disappearance of Insects | Geekoo
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New research shows insects are disappearing due to agriculture, pollution, and climate change. Without urgent action, our food systems and ecosystems are at risk.
on Apr 28
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Solar Wind: A Hidden Source of Lunar Water? | Geekoo
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New NASA research reveals that solar wind may be quietly generating water on the Moon’s surface—reshaping our vision for lunar exploration.
on Apr 28
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A Planet with a Tail: Astronomers Witness a World Falling Apart | Geekoo
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A newly discovered planet is actively disintegrating into a comet-like tail, offering a rare glimpse into the violent death of a world.
on Apr 27
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Virtual Simulations Reveal Hidden Threats to Honeybee Colonies | Geekoo
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Innovative computer simulations reveal how even low pesticide exposure can devastate honeybee colonies, reshaping how we must protect vital pollinators.
on Apr 27
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Carnivorous Caterpillar Wears the Skeletons of Its Victims | Geekoo
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A tiny Hawaiian caterpillar has stunned scientists with its eerie survival method: it consumes its peers and builds an armor of their remains. A rare glimpse into the brutal creativity of evolution.
on Apr 26
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Ancient Footsteps Reveal Secrets of Oregon’s Prehistoric World | Geekoo
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A breathtaking discovery in Oregon's John Day region uncovers ancient footprints of giant mammals and birds, offering a vivid glimpse into Earth's prehistoric past.
on Apr 26
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3D-Printed Plant-Based Calamari Rivals Real Seafood in Texture | Geekoo
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A new 3D-printed, plant-based calamari made from microalgae and mung bean proteins offers a sustainable alternative to traditional squid rings, matching their texture and surpassing them in protein content.
on Apr 25
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Hubble at 35: A Legacy of Cosmic Discovery | Geekoo
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NASA's Hubble Space Telescope celebrates 35 years of cosmic exploration with new images and public engagement initiatives, highlighting its enduring legacy in unveiling the universe's mysteries.
on Apr 25
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NASA's Billion-Dollar Launch Dilemma Amidst Reusable Rocket Revolution | Geekoo
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NASA's commitment to the costly Space Launch System, despite the availability of cheaper, reusable rockets, raises critical questions about the agency's fiscal responsibility and strategic direction in the modern era of space exploration.
on Apr 25
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Mapping the Mind: UCL Identifies Brain Regions Crucial for Reasoning | Geekoo
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UCL researchers pinpoint right frontal lobe as key to reasoning—discover how this insight could revolutionize cognitive assessments.
on Apr 22
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First-Ever Footage of a Live Colossal Squid Captured in the Deep Sea | Geekoo
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Scientists capture the first-ever footage of a live colossal squid in its natural habitat—unveiling deep-sea secrets.
on Apr 22
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Ancient Crocodile Walked on Two Legs, Tracks Reveal | Geekoo
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Fossilized footprints in Utah reveal a two-legged crocodile ancestor, challenging previous beliefs about crocodilian locomotion and offering new insights into prehistoric life.
on Apr 21
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Art’s Hidden Power: How Viewing Art Enhances Wellbeing | Geekoo
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Could simply viewing art enhance your wellbeing? Discover how engaging with visual art can provide a deeper sense of life's meaning and improve mental health.
on Apr 21
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Generosity in the Brain: How Framing Shapes Our Altruism | Geekoo
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A study from Heinrich Heine University Düsseldorf reveals that our brain's response to generosity is influenced by decision framing, with distinct neural pathways activated when preventing losses versus granting gains to others.
on Apr 20
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LSD-Inspired Drug Offers New Hope for Schizophrenia Treatment | Geekoo
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UC Davis scientists have developed JRT, a non-hallucinogenic LSD analogue that promotes neuroplasticity, offering a promising new treatment for schizophrenia and other mental health disorders.
on Apr 19
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When Stress Doesn’t Sleep: The Vicious Cycle Behind Insomnia and Alcohol | Geekoo
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Stress and depression may be the hidden links between insomnia and heavy drinking. A new study reveals why solving sleep problems means tackling mental health too.
on Apr 17
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The Hidden Footsteps of Club-Tailed Dinosaurs Finally Found | Geekoo
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Scientists discovered the first footprints of ankylosaurids—tail-clubbed armored dinosaurs—in Canada. This find changes what we know about their history.
on Apr 17
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A Galaxy in Peril: Small Magellanic Cloud Is Being Pulled Apart | Geekoo
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Nagoya University researchers reveal that the Small Magellanic Cloud is being torn apart by its massive neighbor, offering new insight into how galaxies evolve and interact.
on Apr 16
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A Brain in Silicon: How Digital Twins Are Decoding the Visual Mind | Geekoo
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Stanford created a digital twin of the brain that sees—and thinks. It’s a breakthrough that could reshape neuroscience, AI, and human medicine.
on Apr 15
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Penguins Reveal the Toxic Secrets of the Southern Ocean | Geekoo
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Mercury pollution has reached Antarctica. Penguin feathers reveal a hidden web of global contamination in the world’s most remote waters.
on Apr 15
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Your Nose Knows: How Bacteria Could Be Helping COVID Invade | Geekoo
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Could the bacteria in your nose be helping COVID-19 infect you? New research from GWU reveals how common microbes may raise your viral risk.
on Apr 14
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Ice Age Tech: Stone Tools Reveal Prehistoric Social Networks | Geekoo
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Stone tools discovered in a South African cave suggest Ice Age humans shared techniques across vast distances—rewriting what we know about prehistoric social networks.
on Apr 13
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What Wildfire Survivors Really Need: Insights from California’s Burn Zones | Geekoo
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A new UC Davis study reveals that survivors of California wildfires urgently need more than shelter—mental health care, health information, and long-term support are essential for real recovery.
on Apr 13
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Illuminating the Depths: Predicting the Ocean's Mysterious Milky Seas | Geekoo
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Scientists develop a groundbreaking database to forecast rare bioluminescent events known as milky seas, enhancing our understanding of these elusive oceanic phenomena.
on Apr 13
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Dinosaurs' Decline Before Asteroid Impact May Be Misleading | Geekoo
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A study by University College London indicates that the perceived decline in dinosaur diversity before the asteroid impact may be due to gaps in the fossil record, not an actual decrease in species.
on Apr 12
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Malta’s Hidden Past: Hunter-Gatherers Arrived 8,500 Years Ago | Geekoo
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Archaeologists have discovered evidence that seafaring hunter-gatherers reached Malta 8,500 years ago—over a millennium before farming communities. The find rewrites island prehistory.
on Apr 12
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Quasicrystals: The Secret to Stronger 3D-Printed Metals | Geekoo
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NIST researchers have found that quasicrystals form naturally during 3D printing of aluminum alloys, significantly enhancing the metal's strength and opening new possibilities for advanced manufacturing.
on Apr 11