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As Old as the Great Pyramid: Divers Find the World’s Oldest Known Shipwreck off Turkey

Posted on October 15, 2026 By Carlos now - SI ideas & work No Comments on As Old as the Great Pyramid: Divers Find the World’s Oldest Known Shipwreck off Turkey
As Old as the Great Pyramid: Divers Find the World’s Oldest Known Shipwreck off Turkey

Off Kekova Island in Antalya, archaeologists have found the cargo of a small trade ship that sank 4,400 to 4,700 years ago, making it the oldest shipwreck known anywhere. Some of its clay jars still hold a mysterious residue.

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Tiny Hearts and Peppercorn-Sized Brains Head to the Space Station to Study How We Age

Posted on October 14, 2026 By Carlos now - SI ideas & work No Comments on Tiny Hearts and Peppercorn-Sized Brains Head to the Space Station to Study How We Age
Tiny Hearts and Peppercorn-Sized Brains Head to the Space Station to Study How We Age

Mount Sinai researchers, NASA and Space Tango have launched lab-grown mini hearts and brains on CRS-35 to see how microgravity and radiation speed up aging, with lessons for astronauts and for patients on Earth.

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Smaller Than Many Viruses: Scientists Find a Cell With Only 189 Proteins Hiding in Ocean Plankton

Posted on October 11, 2026 By Carlos now - SI ideas & work No Comments on Smaller Than Many Viruses: Scientists Find a Cell With Only 189 Proteins Hiding in Ocean Plankton
Smaller Than Many Viruses: Scientists Find a Cell With Only 189 Proteins Hiding in Ocean Plankton

Sukunaarchaeum mirabile has the smallest archaeal genome ever recorded. It keeps its own ribosomes but has almost no metabolism, which pushes hard on the line between cells and viruses.

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OpenAI Drops 722 AI-Written Math Papers at Once, and Mathematicians Are Split

Posted on October 8, 2026 By Carlos now - SI ideas & work No Comments on OpenAI Drops 722 AI-Written Math Papers at Once, and Mathematicians Are Split
OpenAI Drops 722 AI-Written Math Papers at Once, and Mathematicians Are Split

OpenAI has published hundreds of AI-generated proofs covering 372 open problems. Some mathematicians see a new era of exploration, others a threat to the discipline itself.

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