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COVID-19 has spread to various wildlife species, especially in areas with high human activity. The study highlights the need for careful monitoring of both humans and animals to understand and control the virus's spread.​

A new experiment uses powerful lasers and x-rays to search for axions, possible particles that could explain dark matter. This method may detect axions by observing changes in light, helping to solve major physics mysteries.

Tachyons, not yet proven to exist, are theoretical particles that move faster than light. Recent theories about their interactions are flawed, with key mathematical and consistency issues, making these theories unreliable and casting doubt on tachyons' existence​

Microsoft has created a new language model called phi-3-mini. It’s powerful, fits on a phone, uses special training data, and is safe to use. It handles text and images quickly, making it useful for many tasks, even offline.​

Scientists studied how the universe started. They found that most scenarios suggest the universe had a beginning, but in some special cases, it might go back in time further without a clear start. This helps us understand our universe's origins better.​

Scientists found a way to predict big changes, called tipping points, in systems like ecosystems. They combine signals from different parts to give early warnings. This helps in fields like ecology and disease control to prevent crises.​