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New research reveals that 90% of coastal risk assessments underestimated baseline water heights by 30 centimeters, dramatically expanding the number of people living in flood zones.
Operation Windlord flew eight reactor modules across California to Utah in C-17 cargo jets. The target: powering AI data centers by July 4. The stakes are higher than the hype suggests.
A new CRISPR technique removes molecular 'off switches' from genes without cutting the DNA strand. For conditions like sickle cell and Huntington's, this could mean safer treatments.
Gene-edited pig kidneys have now functioned in humans for months, not days. The organ shortage could soon become a thing of the past.
UC Riverside researchers have uncovered a missing feedback in Earth's carbon cycle that explains how warming can spiral into extreme cooling over geological time.
German engineer Michaela Benthaus made history on Blue Origin's New Shepard. Here's why accessibility advocates are calling it a watershed moment.
