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Ethereal dark matter tendrils subtly influencing galaxy formation within a vast, swirling nebula, representing the unseen forces shaping the universe.

Scientists probe dark matter's cosmic role

Gravity in the universe is five times stronger than what can be explained by all visible matter, pointing to an invisible, unknown substance dominating the cosmos, according to the Department of Energ

Eleanor Voss·June 29, 2026

A person sitting alone on a park bench, with subtle light emanating from their chest, symbolizing the physical impact of grief.

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Science Explains Grief's Physical and Emotional Impact

Up to two years after a loss, simply recalling memories of a deceased loved one can physically raise blood pressure and trigger cardiovascular changes mimicking acute stress.

Eleanor Voss·June 23, 2026

A middle-aged adult experiencing intense internal anger, with a calm exterior, highlighting the contrast between inner feelings and outward appearance.

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Midlife Adults Experience Intensified Inner Anger

Many individuals anticipate a calmer demeanor as they approach their later years, often associating maturity with emotional tranquility.

Eleanor Voss·June 21, 2026

A golden retriever's perspective of its owner, showing muted colors and a slightly blurry image, highlighting differences in canine and human vision.

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Dogs see humans in limited colors, research suggests

In daylight, a dog’s visual sharpness is 50 percent less than a human’s, meaning your beloved pet sees you with roughly the clarity of a blurry photograph, according to The New Yorker in 2026.

Andre Silva·May 25, 2026