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Curated by Henrik Aaltonen

New findings in physics, biology and space, caveats included.

Six links a week on what researchers found and how sure they are, from the outlets that read the papers.

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November 6, 2026

Weekly · 4 issues since October 2026 · last issue 8 days ago

Draws from 7 sources across 4 issues.

Issues

November 6, 2026

New measurements and mapping tools reveal overlooked scientific details

New 3D mapping reveals the dynamic nature of the interstellar medium, which astronomers previously treated as a static backdrop to the universe.

6 links · ~41 min read · ~1 min for the TL;DR

October 30, 2026

Physical relics and models reveal past planetary environments

Researchers identified a 100-million-year-old volcanic system in Iran that illuminates tectonic activity and the disappearance of an ancient ocean in the Middle East.

6 links · ~20 min read · ~1 min for the TL;DR

October 23, 2026

Scientific initiatives measure progress against precise physical boundaries

NASA is staffing up and accelerating work on its first missions to Venus in a generation.

6 links · ~39 min read · ~1 min for the TL;DR

October 16, 2026

Researchers investigate mathematical proofs, dark matter, and brain activity

The Guardian presents a treacherous round table riddle framed as an enduring puzzle.

6 links · ~37 min read · ~1 min for the TL;DR

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