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Today's science highlights span black hole physics, sleep biology, and cancer research. Scientists may have finally solved the black hole information paradox A team of researchers has proposed that black holes may stop evaporating at the final moment, leaving behind tiny remnants that preserve all the information they

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Chemical Accidents Surge as Regulatory Rollbacks Proposed

A recent analysis reveals a troubling trend in industrial safety: chemical accidents resulting in injuries or fatalities have increased by nearly 50 percent in recent years. The data comes at a time when the Trump administration is moving forward with proposals to relax safety rules governing chemical facilities. The rise

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Scientists Release First-Ever Complete Map of Earth's Underground Fungal Networks

The Hidden Web Beneath Our Feet A groundbreaking study has produced the first complete global map of the mycorrhizal fungal networks that span Earth's continents. These underground systems, formed through symbiotic relationships between fungi and plant roots, form what scientists often call the "wood wide web"

Researchers Map Brain Circuitry Linking Deep Sleep to Growth Hormone Release

Researchers have identified the brain circuitry that links deep sleep with the release of growth hormone, according to a study published in Science Daily. This newly discovered feedback loop helps explain why poor sleep can interfere with growth, muscle repair, fat metabolism, and brain function. The research reveals how the

New Research Proposes Solution to Black Hole Information Paradox

A long-standing problem in theoretical physics may have moved closer to a solution. The black hole information paradox, which has puzzled scientists for decades, concerns what happens to the information contained within objects that fall into black holes. According to a new research proposal, black holes may not evaporate completely.

Researchers Identify New Therapeutic Target for Aggressive Small Cell Cancers

Discovery Offers New Hope for Treatment-Resistant Cancers Researchers at UCLA have identified a hidden vulnerability in aggressive small cell cancers that could lead to more effective treatments. The study, published in Science Daily, found that tumors missing the RB gene become critically dependent on a protein called E2F3 for their

AI Race Weakens Climate Pledges at Google, Amazon

The race to develop increasingly powerful AI systems is creating tension with the climate commitments made by major technology companies. Google and Amazon, two of the world's largest operators of data centers and cloud infrastructure, are finding it difficult to balance their AI ambitions with their previous environmental