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Why Flower‑Rich Road Verges Can Harm Bumblebees
Study shows flower‑rich road verges help bumblebees only on low‑traffic roads; busy highways increase mortality.
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Astronauts Uncovered: Health, Tech & Future Flights
Explore astronaut physiology, psychological challenges, training, and space tech, plus updates on ISS Expedition 75 and Apollo mission insights.
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Learn how to add the Scientias.nl progressive web app to Android and iOS home screens in a few simple steps and enjoy seamless science news on the go.
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Digital Fruit Fly Brain Replicates Real Insect Behavior
Scientists reconstructed a fruit fly brain digitally, enabling a virtual fly to hunt, eat, and groom autonomously—highlighting the power of connectome mapping.
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Unearthing Dinosaur Mysteries: From T. Rex Arms to Feathered Giants
Explore the latest dinosaur breakthroughs—from new fossils and behavior theories to the rise of mammals after the mass extinction—on the Dinosaurussen blog.
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Can the Second Be Measured Even More Accurately?
Explore how the second is defined, current atomic clock precision, and the cutting‑edge research aiming to make time measurement even more exact.
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NASA Paints the Cosmos in Red, White & Blue for US 250th
NASA honors America's 250th birthday with stunning flag-colored space images of supernova remnants, stellar nurseries, a spiral galaxy and a distant cluster.
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NASA's Flag‑Hue Quadruple Cosmic Portraits Mark US 250th
NASA unveils a flag‑colored four‑panel space image series, honoring America’s 250th anniversary with stunning Chandra and Webb captures of distant cosmic wonders.
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New Frontiers in Biomedicine: AI, Stem Cells & More
Explore the latest biomedical breakthroughs—from protein walking machines and AI diagnostics to stem‑cell eye therapy and innovative stroke‑rehab games.
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Bumblebees Show Taste Joy Like Mammals, Study Finds
New research shows bumblebees react to sweet fluids with licking behavior similar to mammals, separating desire from pleasure.
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Explore evidence‑based health news on nutrition, sleep, exercise, mental wellbeing and more, with clear insights into study design and real impacts.
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Unveiling Dinosaur Mysteries: New Finds & Ancient Secrets
Explore the latest dinosaur research, discoveries, and theories—from T. rex's tiny arms to newly found giant species in Asia.
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Why Soccer Balls Curve Mid‑Air: The Magnus Effect Explained
Discover how the Magnus effect and Bernoulli principle make soccer balls curve, illustrated with free kicks and the infamous Jabulani.
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Bumblebees Face Greater Heavy Metal Threats Than Honeybees
Cambridge study reveals bumblebees accumulate far more heavy metals than honeybees, challenging current pollution monitoring methods.
Jul 10, 2026
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Behind the Science: How Scientias Explains Research Context
Discover how Scientias’ Achtergrond section unpacks scientific discoveries, methods, and debates for curious readers.
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How Chlorine Undermines Pool Roofs Made of Stainless Steel
Discover why chlorine damages stainless steel pool roofs and how molybdenum can boost durability.
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