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Recent science and technology developments range from ancient climate discoveries and artificial metalloenzyme photocatalysts to security breaches and consumer tech updates.

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Ancient plant data reveals that a new North American ice age was beginning to form before human fossil fuel burning and climate change reversed its course.

Researchers in recent chemistry studies have successfully achieved the de novo design of enantioselective artificial metalloenzyme photocatalysts.

Digital certificate authority eMudhra has dropped out of the TLS business following a serious security incident involving a private key of 4.

A US official warned that a Russian satellite exhibits characteristics strongly suggesting it functions as an orbital weapon.

A captivating microscopic image of ink droplets in motion has captured the top prize in the annual Nikon Small World photography contest.

Users are reporting unexpected high data consumption issues from smart home devices, including Google Home speakers secretly burning through massive amounts of Wi-Fi bandwidth.

The Aged Intelligence Society is emerging as a prominent community helping women integrate into the artificial intelligence boom and solve midlife challenges using frontier tech tools.

A new quirky home robot named Mori uses a cute mushroom disguise and embedded cameras to test consumer comfort with household robotics.

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