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The AI that is revealing the deepest secrets of black holes

ZINGULARITY, an open-source artificial intelligence system, extracts key physical parameters from black holes Sgr A and M87.

Scatter plot with orange and blue points over a background of regions in purple and pink tones representing classification areas

Adrián Villellas

Four photographs show arid, rocky landscapes labeled A, B, C, and D, including an aerial view of a valley, a hill with a circle highlighting a reptile’s head, a rock formation, and a campsite at sunset.

A gecko with “giant eyes” and another master of camouflage among the newly discovered

Adrián Villellas

People walking along a trail in the forest with backpacks and climbing gear

Walk fast, stroll slow: the simple routine that boosts health

Adrián Villellas

Several fresh red tomatoes stacked on top of each other

The Italian trials that make processing tomatoes more sustainable

Adrián Villellas

Promotional image for a webinar on the global glyphosate study, featuring the HEAL and Ramazzini Institute logos and a blurred vegetation background.

Prolonged exposure to glyphosate causes multiple types of cancer

Adrián Villellas

World map showing land subsidence rates in different regions using a color scale, where darker shades indicate lower subsidence and red tones indicate areas with the highest annual subsidence.

New maps reveal that the 28 of the largest cities in the United States are sinking

Adrián Villellas

Geological hammer on a ground covered with iron nodules of different sizes and reddish hues

An analysis of nearly 300,000 fossils is changing what we know about Mazon Crew

Adrián Villellas

Illustration of a black hole with an accretion disk and an energy jet directed toward a parabolic antenna, with an inset showing a detailed image of the magnetic field around the black hole.

Perfect magnetic ring found in black hole jet

Adrián Villellas

3D visualization of a seafloor subsurface depth map with colors representing different depths and numbered structures, accompanied by a seismic section in the lower left showing internal details of the geological formations.

Geologists discover gigantic bodies of sand sunk in the North Sea that no one had ever

Adrián Villellas