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Daily Recap: Science — 30 July 2026

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Science today spans immediate disaster, deep history, and a warming planet’s mounting strain. In southwestern Japan, hopes of finding more survivors after the Kumamoto earthquake are fading as rescue efforts slow, the death toll rises past 20, and thousands remain in evacuation c...

Science today spans immediate disaster, deep history, and a warming planet’s mounting strain. In southwestern Japan, hopes of finding more survivors after the Kumamoto earthquake are fading as rescue efforts slow, the death toll rises past 20, and thousands remain in evacuation centers. New genetic evidence from Inca-era mummies in Chile, meanwhile, offers the clearest molecular proof yet that smallpox arrived in the Americas with ევროპean colonization, sharpening our understanding of one of history’s most devastating disease transfers. Climate signals are also unmistakable: scientists warn that hotter Mediterranean waters are helping hundreds of invasive species gain a foothold, threatening biodiversity and fisheries, while across the UK, drought in Wales, heat, and wildfire risk underscore the real-time consequences of extreme dryness. Even the science of self-optimization is under scrutiny, as longevity entrepreneur Bryan Johnson publicly wonders whether his anti-aging experiment has gone too far.

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