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Scientists Identify a New Ancient Bear Dog Species from Fossils Found in Spain

Sci.News

June 13, 2026

Paleontologists have identified Paludocyon moyasolai, a previously unknown species of amphicyonid or ancient bear dog, from two fossil specimens discovered near Barcelona, Spain, dating to approximately 15.9 million years ago during the Middle Miocene epoch. Researchers distinguished the new species by its unusual molar proportions, including an exceptionally large third upper molar, with fossils comprising a well preserved partial skull with intact teeth and an isolated lower molar.

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First Human Receives Experimental Therapy to Reverse Cellular Aging

Gizmodo

Life Biosciences, the biotech startup cofounded by Harvard geneticist David Sinclair, has dosed its first patient in an FDA-approved clinical trial using partial cellular reprogramming to reverse aging in the eye.

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Why Most Americans Do Not Believe They Will Benefit from the AI Boom

The Atlantic

A growing bipartisan backlash against AI and data centers is uniting unlikely allies from Bernie Sanders to Steve Bannon as fears over AI job displacement and corporate power fuel protests, political messaging, and in extreme cases, real world violence.

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The Sneaky Way Pokémon Go Became a Massive Robot Training Program

Popular Science

Niantic Spatial, the company behind Pokémon Go, has partnered with delivery robot company Coco Robotics to use its Visual Positioning System — a navigation tool trained on over 30 billion images captured by Pokémon Go players — to help robots navigate city streets more precisely than GPS alone.

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Why Quantum Mechanics Challenges the Idea of a Real Past

The Conversation

To explain the quantum experiments that challenged our understanding of reality, some physicists suggest "retrocausality"—the idea that future actions can influence past events.

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Scientists Identify a New Ancient Bear Dog Species from Fossils Found in Spain

First Human Receives Experimental Therapy to Reverse Cellular Aging

Why Most Americans Do Not Believe They Will Benefit from the AI Boom

The Sneaky Way Pokémon Go Became a Massive Robot Training Program

Why Quantum Mechanics Challenges the Idea of a Real Past

How Gene Editing is Changing the Way We Treat Genetic Disorders

New Evidence Suggests Hydraulic Technology in Ancient Pyramid Construction

How Science Peer Review Fails and What We Can Do About It

How the Brainstem Keeps Inflammation in Check

Astronomers Revise Timeline of Milky Way's Last Major Merger