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Earth.com @earthdotcom.bsky.social · 1h
Every fall, hundreds of millions of monarch butterflies fly up to 2,500 miles (4,000 km) south to the forests of central Mexico – and not one has made the trip before. A sun compass, a magnetic compass under clouds, and winter cold that flips it for spring. www.earth.com/animals/monar...
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Earth.com @earthdotcom.bsky.social · 1h
Chilling ice to minus 76 degrees Fahrenheit cracked it off metal, and how fast a surface carries heat decided the outcome.
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Scientists find a surprising new way to remove stubborn ice
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Earth.com @earthdotcom.bsky.social · 1h
Plants can sense touch within a minute, triggering protein signals that change gene activity and shape later growth.
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Plants can sense touch, and scientists have discovered what happens next
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Earth.com @earthdotcom.bsky.social · 1h
Researchers developed an AI tool that analyzes routine medical records for subtle patterns that may reveal pancreatic cancer risk long before symptoms appear.
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AI predicts pancreatic cancer years before diagnosis
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Earth.com @earthdotcom.bsky.social · 1h
After hibernation, bullfrog brain circuits could keep working without glucose by making and using ketone bodies inside the brain.
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Bullfrog brains have a backup power supply when energy runs low
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Earth.com @earthdotcom.bsky.social · 1h
An unusually active Pacific hurricane season has produced 20 named storms, fueled by warm waters, low wind shear and El Niño conditions.
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Hurricane Polo barrels toward Mexico in a remarkably active Pacific season
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Earth.com @earthdotcom.bsky.social · 1h
Caffeine helped athletes produce more work at simulated altitude, but it did not stop fatigue from building later.
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Caffeine helps athletes perform better when oxygen is low
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Earth.com @earthdotcom.bsky.social · 2h
Chinese milk vetch helps fertilize rice fields naturally, but new research reveals where climate change could threaten its future growth.
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Climate change could redraw the map for a vital crop
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Earth.com @earthdotcom.bsky.social · 2h
High-dose vitamin D was linked with higher thinking scores in people with sleep problems and mild cognitive impairment.
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Adults taking high-dose vitamin D had higher scores on a thinking test
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Earth.com @earthdotcom.bsky.social · 2h
Chariklo's rings changed between 2017 and 2022, the inner one denser and the outer one fading, and an unseen moonlet may be feeding both.
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Webb caught the rings of a tiny world beyond Saturn changing
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Earth.com @earthdotcom.bsky.social · 3h
Mysterious seashell fossils beneath the North Sea may be the vomit of ancient plesiosaurs that hunted offshore during the Jurassic.
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Long-necked sea monsters may have left behind a record of their meals
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Earth.com @earthdotcom.bsky.social · 3h
Carbon in dinosaur teeth from ancient coastlines points to seaweed entering the food chain, but one plant-eater stuck to land plants.
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Fossil teeth from ancient coastlines suggest dinosaurs ate food from the sea
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Earth.com @earthdotcom.bsky.social · 4h
Metal ions bridging the grooves of two DNA helices explain how they lock together, the first direct look at the DNA zipper proposed in 2001.
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Study captures the exact moment two DNA strands zip together, a scientific first
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Earth.com @earthdotcom.bsky.social · 4h
Forest sights and sounds may ease stress in different ways, with forest settings linked to lower heart rate and birdsong to healthier heart rate variability.
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Sights and sounds in the forest reduce stress in different ways
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Earth.com @earthdotcom.bsky.social · 4h
Couples trying to conceive may not need to worry about having sex too often, according to a study of more than 64,000 pregnancies.
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Can couples have sex too often when trying for a baby?
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Earth.com @earthdotcom.bsky.social · 5h
Scientists discovered blood markers that appear after exposure to air pollution.
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Dirty air leaves a chemical trail in your blood that may serve as an early warning of heart trouble
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Earth.com @earthdotcom.bsky.social · 5h
The South Asian summer monsoon has long influenced hot, dry conditions across the Mediterranean, but this climate connection may be weakening as the planet warms.
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Climate link between Asia and the Mediterranean is breaking down
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Earth.com @earthdotcom.bsky.social · 6h
Due to the accelerating pace of AI development, Neanderthal de-extinction may become technically possible within years.
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Bringing Neanderthals back from extinction could soon be possible with the help of AI, but scientists are sounding the alarm
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Earth.com @earthdotcom.bsky.social · 6h
Planarian flatworms regrow their brains. New research found genes that tell stem cells which dopamine neurons to make and where they belong.
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Flatworms can regrow their brains – and some of the genes they use exist in humans too
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Earth.com @earthdotcom.bsky.social · 7h
Babies show subtle physiological changes when they positively engage with their mothers, offering clues to how early emotional regulation develops.
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Babies’ hearts respond differently when positive moments are shared
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Earth.com @earthdotcom.bsky.social · 7h
Wild tomatoes reveal gene switches that shape fruit color, sugar, bitterness, and aroma - offering clues for better breeding.
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Wild tomatoes reveal hidden genetic secrets of better flavor
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Earth.com @earthdotcom.bsky.social · 8h
The Ogallala Aquifer is being depleted faster than it refills, and consumer grocery bills may rise significantly as a result.
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America’s largest underground water supply is drying up and will ultimately drive up the cost of groceries nationwide
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Earth.com @earthdotcom.bsky.social · 9h
Coast redwood leaves overheat during summer, slowing photosynthesis even when carbon dioxide remains available inside the leaves.
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Coast redwoods struggle to photosynthesize when their leaves get too hot
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Earth.com @earthdotcom.bsky.social · 9h
A new study reveals how urban heat shapes sleep, work, transportation, health, and daily life in ways temperature maps alone cannot capture.
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Urban heat changes daily life in ways temperature maps can’t measure
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Earth.com @earthdotcom.bsky.social · 10h
Mallorca's 1820 plague killed thousands, but new modeling suggests rats were unlikely to have been responsible for most transmission.
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Deadly 1820 plague in Mallorca, Spain, may have spread without rats
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Earth.com @earthdotcom.bsky.social · 11h
A volcano that has been silent since about 1550 began erupting after a big quake. A radar satellite recorded its lava spreading, twice every 12 days.
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Satellite captures time-lapse video of a volcano erupting for the first time in almost 500 years
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Earth.com @earthdotcom.bsky.social · 12h
Adding a blood test to routine screening found about 6.5 times as many cancers in adults over 50, including many at an early stage.
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One blood test dramatically expanded cancer detection beyond routine screening
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Earth.com @earthdotcom.bsky.social · 13h
Meet two new sea spiders: one with hairy feet and red eyes, and one so poor at grooming that tiny parasites cover its body.
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Two newly discovered sea spider species are filling key knowledge gaps about an obscure animal family
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Earth.com @earthdotcom.bsky.social · 14h
Past emissions from the biggest oil, gas, coal, and cement producers will still be warming Earth in 2500, in every future scenario tested.
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Fossil fuels already burned will keep heating Earth long after we’re gone
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Earth.com @earthdotcom.bsky.social · 16h
In an oddly shaped chamber, waves usually scatter into chaos. Inside one unusual material, they settle onto the same stable loop instead.
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Waves usually turn chaotic in oddly shaped spaces – this material makes them fall into line
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Earth.com @earthdotcom.bsky.social · 17h
Webb reveals hundreds of distant galaxies hidden from Hubble, using gravitational lensing to peer deep into the universe’s early history.
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Webb telescope sees hundreds of hidden galaxies in deep space
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Earth.com @earthdotcom.bsky.social · 23h
The umami taste receptor in pufferfish grips both mirror-image forms of an amino acid, held shut by two tiny molecular latches.
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A breakthrough in taste receptors could open the door to new culinary experiences
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Earth.com @earthdotcom.bsky.social · 30/09/2026
Astronomers caught gas from a giant star falling onto a neutron star at over 335,000 mph, revealing how each burst of infalling gas brightened the pulsar.
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Astronomers watch a dead star feed on its neighbor for the first time
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Earth.com @earthdotcom.bsky.social · 30/09/2026
Routine MRI scans tied disadvantaged neighborhoods to older-looking, smaller brains, even in patients with no visible disease.
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Your ZIP code may be linked to how quickly your brain ages
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Earth.com @earthdotcom.bsky.social · 30/09/2026
Scientists just named a bright orange killifish found in the Amazon, but the places it is known from are already damaged by human activities.
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A tiny orange killifish has just been named, and it may already be endangered
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Earth.com @earthdotcom.bsky.social · 30/09/2026
A tea extract raised a basic sunscreen's SPF in lab tests and helped two common chemical filters hold up longer in sunlight.
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Sunscreen breaks down in sunlight, but a South African tea may slow down that process
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Earth.com @earthdotcom.bsky.social · 30/09/2026
A Denisovan forearm bone picked from 60,000 bone scraps in a Yunnan cave has a Neanderthal-sized head on a neck built more like ours.
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Rare bone reveals the unusual anatomy of our ancient Denisovan relatives
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Earth.com @earthdotcom.bsky.social · 30/09/2026
AI chatbots recommended that a patient with sleep apnea symptoms see a specialist, except when the patient resisted or made light of the symptoms.
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AI chatbots changed their medical advice when patients pushed back
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Earth.com @earthdotcom.bsky.social · 30/09/2026
Reaction time may shift with each breath, with a study finding that people responded slowest during inhalation.
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Your brain’s reaction speed may change with every breath
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Earth.com @earthdotcom.bsky.social · 30/09/2026
Forest canopy chemistry and structure help explain where birds live and reveal which Amazon bird communities may be most vulnerable to environmental change.
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Forest canopy maps reveal where vulnerable Amazon birds live
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Earth.com @earthdotcom.bsky.social · 30/09/2026
After hibernation, bullfrog brain circuits could keep working without glucose by making and using ketone bodies inside the brain.
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Bullfrog brains have a backup power supply when energy runs low
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Earth.com @earthdotcom.bsky.social · 30/09/2026
A new vaccination guideline offers practical ways to ease pain and fear, with different strategies for babies, children, and adults.
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Vaccine shots often bring pain and fear, but they don’t have to
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Earth.com @earthdotcom.bsky.social · 30/09/2026
One rare inherited mutation raised lung cancer risk more than smoking did, and the effect was strongest in people who never smoked.
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Rare gene mutation linked to a 60-fold higher lung cancer risk
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Earth.com @earthdotcom.bsky.social · 30/09/2026
Rat poison can travel far beyond rats, reaching forest owls, but California restrictions may be reducing exposure levels.
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Rat poison is showing up in owls far from cities
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Earth.com @earthdotcom.bsky.social · 30/09/2026
Personal experience can outweigh public reputation when people judge refusals to cooperate, while helpful behavior remains broadly positive.
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Your personal experience can override someone’s bad reputation
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Earth.com @earthdotcom.bsky.social · 30/09/2026
Mysterious seashell fossils beneath the North Sea may be the vomit of ancient plesiosaurs that hunted offshore during the Jurassic.
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Long-necked sea monsters may have left behind a record of their meals
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Earth.com @earthdotcom.bsky.social · 30/09/2026
Chinese milk vetch helps fertilize rice fields naturally, but new research reveals where climate change could threaten its future growth.
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Climate change could redraw the map for a vital crop
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Earth.com @earthdotcom.bsky.social · 30/09/2026
Bird-centered activities give people with aphasia flexible ways to communicate, connect with others, and engage with life after stroke.
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Birdwatching gives stroke survivors with aphasia a new way to communicate
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Earth.com @earthdotcom.bsky.social · 29/09/2026
High-dose vitamin D was linked with higher thinking scores in people with sleep problems and mild cognitive impairment.
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Adults taking high-dose vitamin D had higher scores on a thinking test
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Earth.com @earthdotcom.bsky.social · 29/09/2026
Controlling invasive species in the Great Lakes, such as sea lamprey, demands constant funding to prevent permanent ecological and economic destruction.
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The Great Lakes have been under invasion from this species for 70 years, and scientists still have no lasting solution
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