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Crypto Markets Today (Nov 7, 2025): ‘Extreme Fear’ Lingers as ETFs Snap Outflow Streak; Research Confirms First Red October Since 2018

Crypto Markets Today (Nov 7, 2025): ‘Extreme Fear’ Lingers as ETFs Snap Outflow Streak; Research Confirms First Red October Since 2018

Crypto sentiment remains fragile to end the week, but there are early signs of stabilization after days of risk-off trading. A key sentiment gauge has swung to “Extreme Fear”, while spot crypto ETFs notched fresh inflows on Thursday, Nov. 6, breaking a six‑day outflow streak. Meanwhile, new research confirms October 2025 was the first “red October” for crypto since 2018, following last month’s record liquidation event. Alternative.me+2Moneyweb+2 At a glance — 7.11.2025 Why fear spiked — and what changed in the last 24 hours Macro nerves intensified after Chicago Fed President Austan Goolsbee said he is “not decided” on a
7 November 2025
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Weekend Science Bonanza: Breakthroughs From Space to Superbugs

Weekend Science Bonanza: Breakthroughs From Space to Superbugs

Space & Astronomy Humanity’s search for cosmic neighbors hit a celebratory peak. NASA announced it has confirmed over 6,000 exoplanets – planets orbiting other stars – just three decades after finding the very first such world entechonline.com. This tally reflects an explosion of discoveries by telescopes like Kepler and TESS. “Each of the different types of planets we discover gives us information about… how common planets like Earth might be,” explained Dr. Dawn Gelino, who leads NASA’s exoplanet program, noting that every discovery helps us inch closer to answering the ultimate question of whether we’re alone sciencealert.com. The 6,000-planet milestone
21 September 2025
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From Black Hole ‘Stars’ to Miracle Eye Drops: Top Science News (Sept 14–15, 2025)

From Black Hole ‘Stars’ to Miracle Eye Drops: Top Science News (Sept 14–15, 2025)

Key Facts Health & Medicine Significant medical advances made headlines. An ophthalmology team in Buenos Aires introduced “special” eye drops that could make reading glasses obsolete for age-related farsightedness sciencedaily.com. In trials on 766 adults with presbyopia, drops combining pilocarpine and diclofenac quickly sharpened near vision (gaining around 3 lines on a reading chart) and maintained improvements for up to two years sciencedaily.com sciencedaily.com. “Nearly all patients experienced positive improvements in near visual acuity,” said Dr. Giovanna Benozzi, noting this non-surgical remedy could “significantly reduce dependence on reading glasses” for many sciencedaily.com. No serious side effects were observed, making the
15 September 2025
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Breakthroughs & Bombshells: Science News Roundup (Aug 27–28, 2025)

Breakthroughs & Bombshells: Science News Roundup (Aug 27–28, 2025)

Key Facts Space and Astronomy August 27–28 delivered big news from the cosmos. Astronomers witnessed a planet in the making for the first time: using ESO’s Very Large Telescope, a team directly imaged WISPIT 2b, a gas giant forming within the dusty rings of a young star sci.news sci.news. The newborn planet, about five times Jupiter’s mass, glows red-hot as it gathers gas. “Discovering this planet… was an amazing experience — we were incredibly lucky,” said Leiden Observatory’s Dr. Richelle van Capelleveen sci.news. She explained that WISPIT 2, a Sun-like star just 5 million years old, sits in an unexpected stellar group,
28 August 2025
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You Won’t Believe What Scientists Discovered This Week (August 14–15, 2025)

You Won’t Believe What Scientists Discovered This Week (August 14–15, 2025)

From Moon mission hardware milestones to breakthroughs in medicine and AI, the past two days have delivered a whirlwind of scientific advances. Here’s a comprehensive roundup of the major science news across space, health, tech, environment, and more – complete with expert insights and links to original sources. Space and Astronomy Medicine and Health Artificial Intelligence Environment Climate Physics Technology Chemistry Sources: The information above is drawn from recent press releases, journal publications, and news reports dated August 14–15, 2025, including NASA announcements nasa.gov nasa.gov, Space.com and Nature news articles esa.int space.com, ScienceDaily reports sciencedaily.com sciencedaily.com, medical news roundups 2minutemedicine.com,
15 August 2025
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Blockbuster Breakthroughs, Setbacks & Surges: Biotech and Health News Roundup (Aug 11–12, 2025)

Blockbuster Breakthroughs, Setbacks & Surges: Biotech and Health News Roundup (Aug 11–12, 2025)

IO Biotech’s Phase 3 melanoma vaccine Cylembia added to Merck’s Keytruda narrowly missed statistical significance, with median progression-free survival of 19.4 months versus 11 months for Keytruda alone. Fosun Pharma’s deal with Expedition Therapeutics grants rights outside Greater China to XH-S004, a first-in-class oral DPP-1 inhibitor for chronic respiratory diseases, in a pact potentially worth up to $645 million including $120 million upfront and up to $525 million in milestones. NextRNA Therapeutics announced on August 11 it is winding down operations after cash constraints, leaving about 27 employees. FDA approved ketamine (brand name KETARx) from PharmaTher Holdings for surgical anesthesia
12 August 2025
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All the Breakthroughs You Missed: The Biggest Science Stories from August 10–11, 2025

All the Breakthroughs You Missed: The Biggest Science Stories from August 10–11, 2025

Medicine & Health Space & Astronomy Climate & Environment Physics & Materials Science Technology & Innovation Sources: The above summaries are based on reports and press releases from reputable outlets and journals, including The Guardian theguardian.com theguardian.com, Science sciencedaily.com sciencedaily.com, NASA space.com, ScienceDaily/RAS sciencedaily.com sciencedaily.com, Euronews (AP) euronews.com euronews.com, Reuters reuters.com reuters.com, Nature sciencedaily.com sciencedaily.com, and university press releases sciencedaily.com sciencedaily.com. Each story’s details and quotes are drawn from the original research publications or official statements by experts involved.
11 August 2025
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Quantum Computing Breakthroughs and Bombshells: Everything That Happened on August 2–3, 2025

Quantum Computing Breakthroughs and Bombshells: Everything That Happened on August 2–3, 2025

Fujitsu announced it has begun developing a superconducting quantum computer exceeding 10,000 qubits, targeted for completion in 2030, using a new STAR early fault-tolerant architecture with 250 logical qubits as part of a Japanese government-backed project to industrialize quantum technology. IonQ and Oak Ridge National Laboratory demonstrated a quantum-classical solution for power grid optimization by using IonQ’s 36-qubit Forte system to solve a Unit Commitment problem as part of the DOE GRID-Q program. Rigetti Computing reported 99.5% two-qubit gate fidelity on its 36-qubit superconducting processor built from four 9-qubit chiplets, announcing an August 15 launch and a plan to exceed
3 August 2025
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Science Breakthroughs That Rocked July 21–22, 2025. News Roundup.

Science Breakthroughs That Rocked July 21–22, 2025. News Roundup.

A Royal Netherlands Institute for Sea Research study estimated 27 million tons of nanoplastic particles are floating in the North Atlantic, solving the ‘missing plastic’ paradox. A July 21, 2025 Nature Reviews Biodiversity Perspective proposes using museum DNA and related species to reintroduce lost genes into endangered animals, exemplified by Mauritius’s pink pigeon, to boost immunity, climate resilience, and fertility. University of Pennsylvania researchers used a Mannich-reaction modification to lipid nanoparticles, creating C-a16 LNPs that in mice produced fivefold stronger COVID-19 vaccine responses and doubled CRISPR liver-disease gene editing efficacy, while reducing inflammatory side effects. The GW231123 black hole merger
22 July 2025
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