Needleless Biopsies, First Pic of the Sun's Ass, and More GOOD News!

June 20, 2025

I know it can feel like only bad shit’s happening… but there are a lot of GOOD things happening too!

🇬🇧 King’s College Scientists May Have Killed the Biopsy

In London, researchers at King’s College have developed a microscopic “nanoneedle patch” that can painlessly collect molecular data from tissue without damaging it.

• No cutting. No scooping. No sucking anything out. Just a patch that samples your tissue on a molecular level.

• This could make repeat testing from the same spot safe and easy.

• It’s also the first step toward non-invasive early cancer detection, skin monitoring, and personalized treatment.

• Scientists say this could replace many traditional biopsies, which are painful, invasive, and often risky depending on the location. Early trials are extremely promising.

• You can read the official study by clicking HERE.

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🇧🇷 Blue Eyed Doves Hatched — From Practically Nothing

In Brazil, scientists have successfully hatched three Blue Eyed Doves — a bird so rare, it was believed extinct until 1992.

• There are only 11 confirmed individuals in the wild, and now 3 in captivity.

• This is the first time in recorded history that the species has bred in captivity.

• The rescue project brought together Brazilian zoos, German conservation groups, and U.S. genetic specialists.

• The chicks were hatched using incubators with precision humidity and vibration mimicry.

• Blue-eyed, blue-feathered, and officially the rarest bird on the planet.
  I love reporting on BIRTH rather than DEATH!

• Here’s the fully grown Dove in the wild:

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🌞 We Just Saw the South Pole of the Sun

For the first time in human history, we’ve got a photo of the South Pole of the sun.