China-Led Team Discovers Heaviest Antimatter Particle Yet 
Chinese scientists lead groundbreaking discovery of the heaviest antimatter particle, challenging our understanding of the universe’s origins. 
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China-Led Team Discovers Heaviest Antimatter Particle Yet
CO2’s Space Surprise: Molecules Break Symmetry Under Radiation
A breakthrough study reveals CO2 molecules behave unexpectedly under radiation, reshaping our understanding of space chemistry and atmospheric processes. 
Nobel Physicist Tsung-Dao Lee Passes at 97 
Nobel-winning physicist Tsung-Dao Lee, whose groundbreaking work redefined modern science, passes away at 97. 
Only 12.6% of Fertilizers Used by Plants, Study Finds 
Global study shows just 12.6% of inorganic phosphorus fertilizers are absorbed by plants, with the rest stored in soil. 
Human Activities Fuel Rainfall Volatility, Study Finds 
New research links human activities to increased global rainfall variability over the past century, urging climate action.
Science Saturday: Ancient DNA Breakthrough, Black Hole Mystery & Pig Kidney Setback 
From a 3D mammoth genome to a cosmic black hole mystery—this week’s science stories are breaking boundaries and raising big questions.
Chinese Scientists Break New Ground in Superconductor Tech 
Fudan University researchers unveil a high-temperature superconductor with 86% efficiency, published in Nature. A leap for renewable energy?
Three New Fish Species Discovered in Chinese Waters! 
Scientists uncover three unique fish species in Chinese waters, highlighting biodiversity and ecological research strides. 
African Scientists Lead the Way in Unraveling Human Evolution
Scientists call for African-led research to explore the genetic roots of early humans, highlighting Africa as humanity’s cradle.
NASA’s Simulated Mars Crew Emerges After Yearlong ‘Mission’
After 378 days in a 3D-printed Mars habitat, NASA’s first CHAPEA crew shares insights for future missions. #SpaceGoals