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Next Week in Science, October 23, 2025

Mole day! Check out our coverage of the most impressive number-themed day of the year But, of course, there are other things in the research. And what’s in the news How Amazon provides a marketplace for worthless stem cell supplements A study by Canadian researchers found that hundreds of stem cell supplements sold on Amazon […]

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Chemistry

The Enormous Secret Inside Avogadro’s Number

First, Happy Mole Day! Imagine holding a single grain of rice in your hand. Now imagine that grain multiplied again and again until you had enough to fill every ocean, desert, and mountaintop on Earth. That level of mind-boggling scale comes close to what scientists deal with when they talk about Avogadro’s number. Avogadro’s number […]

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Chemistry

2025 Nobel Prize in Chemistry: Shaping the Future with Metal-Organic Frameworks

The Nobel Prize in Chemistry 2025 was recently awarded to Susumu Kitagawa, Richard Robson, and Omar M. Yaghi for their pioneering development of metal–organic frameworks (MOFs). These innovative structures have revolutionized the way we approach molecular chemistry with vast implications across various scientific fields. What are Metal-Organic Frameworks? Metal-Organic Frameworks, or MOFs, are an exciting […]

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Biology

Nobel Prize Discoveries of 2025 and Their Impact on Science and Society

The Nobel Prizes, often regarded as the most prestigious awards across various disciplines, have once again turned the eyes of the world towards the remarkable achievements in science for the year 2025. This year’s laureates have contributed significant advancements in the fields of chemistry, physics, and medicine, reflecting the ongoing pursuit of knowledge and its […]

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Chemistry

Chemtrails: Contrails, Conspiracies, and the Evidence

On a clear afternoon over rural America, a grid of white vapor lines crisscrosses the blue sky. To most observers, these wispy trails are simply jet contrails – long clouds of ice crystals formed by aircraft at high altitudes. But to a vocal minority, those lines carry a far more ominous significance. In online forums […]

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Chemistry

Superheavy Elements and Their Unexpected Chemistry

The periodic table, an iconic arrangement of elements, is experiencing intriguing updates as scientific exploration delves deeper into the world of superheavy elements. These elements, found at the far end of the periodic table, are the focus of groundbreaking research that aims not only to enhance our understanding of chemical elements but also to challenge […]

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Astronomy

Helium Hydride: The Unsung Hero of the Universe’s Birth

The universe, in its infancy, was a place of simplicity and profound potential. Just moments after the Big Bang, as the cosmos expanded and cooled, the first atoms formed, setting the stage for everything that was to come. The Formation of the First Molecule A groundbreaking discovery by a team of scientists has rekindled our […]

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Chemistry

US Move to Scrap Landmark Carbon Emissions Regulation

In a significant policy shift, the United States government announced its decision to scrap the landmark finding that had set limits on carbon emissions, a move that has sparked widespread concern and debate among environmentalists and global leaders. This regulatory change is seen as a step backward in the global fight against climate change. Background […]

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Chemistry

Exploring the Implications of the Newly Discovered Aluminium-20 Isotope

The recent discovery of aluminium-20, an exotic atomic nucleus, has generated significant interest across the scientific community, sparking discussions on its potential implications for nuclear physics and related fields. This breakthrough was achieved by an international team of researchers from China and Germany, as reported in Science Daily. The aluminium-20 isotope decays through a rare […]

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