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Morning Science Briefing

The latest science news and discoveries, plus a daily space-weather segment with solar conditions, watches, and the aurora outlook.

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Thursday, October 1, 2026

Thu, 01 Oct 2026 16:20:52 GMT · 4:45

Anthropic Claude AI discovers CRISPR-like enzyme system (announced Sept 23, 2026; Smithsonian coverage Sept 29): ~950 Claude agents worked 21.5 hours autonomously, wrote own search code, screened massive DNA database for reverse transcriptases (~200,000 candidates); found novel system that can cut/copy/paste DNA; preprint, not peer reviewed, experimental validation still pending (Le Cong: "the experiments are still in the queue, the PR is already live"); landmark example of AI-driven biological discovery Newly discovered cell-recycling pathway unlocks TFEB therapeutic potential (Nature, Sept 3

Wednesday, September 30, 2026

Wed, 30 Sep 2026 21:26:43 GMT · 5:55

Good morning, and welcome to the Morning Science Briefing. It is Wednesday, September thirtieth, twenty twenty-six. I am Maya. And I am Devon. We have a packed show today, from ancient microbes that crawl like animals to a molecule nobody has ever caught around a dying star. Plus, new data on a weight loss drug that seems to quiet the brain's cravings, and our daily space weather check, because th…

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Ciencia Matinal

Las últimas noticias y descubrimientos científicos, más un segmento diario de clima espacial con condiciones solares, alertas y el pronóstico de auroras, en español.

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jueves, 1 de octubre de 2026

Thu, 01 Oct 2026 21:00:00 GMT · 7:22

IA de Anthropic (Claude) descubre sistema enzimático parecido a CRISPR Identifican el interruptor molecular del TFEB (reciclaje celular) - Nature Bacterias producen superseda inspirada en mejillones - Nature Communications Primer microblázar de la Vía Láctea: IRAS 18293-0941 Primera imagen directa de un planeta en formación: WISPIT 2b (ALMA) Clima espacial: sol tranquilo; alerta G1 para el viernes 2 oct; auroras solo en la franja norte