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Extreme heat poses Spanish-style blackout threat to UK electrical grid
02. May 2025 (17:00)
As climate change pushes summer temperatures to new highs, energy infrastructure such as cabling and transformers will struggle to cope (New Scientist)
Best evidence yet that dolphin whistles are like a shared language
02. May 2025 (16:00)
While dolphins are known to transmit information in their whistles, until now it hasn't been clear whether the marine mammals used the same sounds to indicate a shared understanding of a concept (New Scientist)
Dark energy bombshell sparks race to find a new model of the universe
02. May 2025 (14:00)
‘Shocking’ results from a major astronomical study have raised doubts about the standard model of cosmology, forcing scientists to consider new ways of understanding dark energy and gravity (New Scientist)
Your deepest-held beliefs form a pattern than can be predicted by AI
02. May 2025 (10:39)
Knowing someone's position on a contentious topic can allow you to predict their views in other areas, thanks to an artificial intelligence that maps patterns between beliefs (New Scientist)
Brain signals can change the gut microbiome in as little as 2 hours
01. May 2025 (23:31)
We have known for years that the gut microbiome can alter brain function, but now research in mice is suggesting that the opposite is also true – that the brain modifies gut bacteria (New Scientist)
Our cells can divide in a completely unexpected way
01. May 2025 (21:00)
A different kind of human cell division could improve our understanding of cancer and help us grow specific tissues (New Scientist)
Hijacked cicadas play music like a cyborg loudspeaker
01. May 2025 (18:00)
Cicadas can be turned into living speakers and made to play music such as Pachelbel’s Canon (New Scientist)
Meta, Amazon and Google accused of 'distorting' key AI rankings
01. May 2025 (17:52)
A test of AI model performance across the industry is being gamed by technology giants, making objective scientific comparison impossible, researchers have claimed (New Scientist)
How Greenland sharks live for hundreds of years without going blind
01. May 2025 (17:00)
Greenland sharks show no signs of retinal degeneration despite living for up to 400 years, and scientists have identified genetic adaptations that may explain how (New Scientist)
Key component of dark chocolate might have an anti-ageing effect
01. May 2025 (15:58)
A chemical that is mainly found in dark chocolate seems to slow our rate of biological ageing, but it isn't clear if eating chocolate is good for us overall (New Scientist)