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🔬 Scientists Detect Universe's Hidden Signals & Create 'Microwave Brain' Chip

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Today's Science News Daily reveals groundbreaking discoveries that could reshape our understanding of the cosmos and computing. Scientists unveil a compact detector capable of sensing never-before-observed gravitational waves from cosmic events, while new Webb telescope findings suggest the first stars may have been massive dark matter-powered giants. Engineers debut the world's first microchip that computes using microwaves, and researchers discover the brain's 'hidden pain switch' that could transform chronic pain treatment. Plus, breakthrough developments in 3D metal printing, artificial neurons that communicate with living cells, and the launch of a major project to decode the body's mysterious 'sixth sense.'Love Science? Check out our other Science tools: 60sec.site and Artificial Intelligence Radio

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