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New Congo Monkey, Fusion Configs, Tiny Tyrannosaur Hatchlings

7/19/2026

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Primatologists confirmed a new monkey species, Colobus congoensis, in the Democratic Republic of Congo, which local Bangala call ‘Likweli’.
Quantum supercomputers identified nine tritium-breeding material configurations that improve tokamak fusion reactors.
Fossil evidence shows tyrannosaur hatchlings were cat-sized and likely hatched in dozens per nest.
Kaempferol treatment reduced knee cartilage loss in mice subjected to simulated spaceflight.
Astronauts on the International Space Station captured diagnostic-quality X-rays of their own bodies.

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Story summary

Primatologists confirmed a new monkey species, Colobus congoensis, in the Democratic Republic of Congo, which local Bangala call ‘Likweli’.
Quantum supercomputers identified nine tritium-breeding material configurations that improve tokamak fusion reactors.
Fossil evidence shows tyrannosaur hatchlings were cat-sized and likely hatched in dozens per nest.
Kaempferol treatment reduced knee cartilage loss in mice subjected to simulated spaceflight.
Astronauts on the International Space Station captured diagnostic-quality X-rays of their own bodies.