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When Worms Forget and Stars Change Color
Scientists revisit a 1960s worm memory claim, find white dwarfs can turn pink, and examine a Martian crust meteorite, reshaping expectations in biology and astronomy.
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Scientists revisit a 1960s worm memory claim, find white dwarfs can turn pink, and examine a Martian crust meteorite, reshaping expectations in biology and astronomy.
A new high‑definition view of a 1,000‑year‑old supernova offers fresh clues, while parallel imaging breakthroughs reshape archaeology, neuroscience, and volcano monitoring.