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Mysterious ribbons of light dubbed 'Steve' are not auroras, after all, scientists say
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Stone tools reveal early humans evolved strong grip similar to modern hands 500,000 years ago
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Is there water on the MOON? Scientists claim frozen water could exist on our satellite
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Creepy humanoid robot sends Twitter users into a panic (but all is not as it seems)
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Massive 5,000 year old cemetery discovered in Kenya
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Tube map that shows London Underground trains moving in real time
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Scientists reconstruct face of Mayan woman who died at the bottom of a sinkhole 14,000 years ago
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WhatsApp will soon delete your chats, photos and videos
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Life on earth formed 100 MILLION years earlier than previously thought
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Pigs can recognise human faces: They use our mouths and noses to tell if we're looking at them
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Heatwaves, rains may become more severe as weather...
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ICARUS neutrino detector installed in new Fermilab home
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Nasa captures superhot particles erupting from the sun's magnetic field
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New kind of aurora is not an aurora at all
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Malaysia makes record $12-mn rhino horn seizure
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Why multiple earthquakes are rattling one Indonesian island
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Scientists discover intricacies of serotonin receptor crucial for better therapeutics
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Researchers succeed in imaging quantum events
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To float or not to float? Mystery solved as to why algae balls float and sink
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Carbon reserves in Central American soils still affected by ancient Mayan deforestation
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California plain shows surprising winners and losers from prolonged drought
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New study identifies strategies in US climate litigation
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A timescale for the origin and evolution of all of life on Earth
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Multi-purpose silicon chip created for quantum information processing
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The bright ways forests affect their environment
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Parasitic love vine tangles with gall wasps, sucking the life out of their young
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Autonomous gene expression control nanodevice will contribute to medical care
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Scientist leads development of efficient method to characterize quantum computers
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Graphene phase modulators hold the key to faster mobile technology
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Let's count orangutan nests
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Worst anthrax outbreak in 20 years hits French farms
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Five reasons to forget Mars for now and return to the moon
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Alcohol brewed from trees and other fermented drinks in Australia's Indigenous history
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Aldi to phase out black plastic trays which can’t be recycled
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Tons of plastic trash enter the Great Lakes every year – where does it go?
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Observing glaciers in 'real time'
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Synthetic DNA-based enzymes
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Technology hasn't killed public libraries – it's inspired them to transform and stay relevant
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New technology could improve radiation risk warnings for future deep-space astronauts
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Widespread dispersal of prisoners revealed in new data
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How 'bling' makes us human
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Orangutan Kalimantan survey in Sebangau National Park—Bukit Baka Bukit Raya National Park Corridor
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Water stewardship revisited
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Upgraded Water Risk Filter can help transform business response to water risk
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Predictive models for gene regulation
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First dinosaur footprints on mainland Scotland were left by sauropods
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Great Barrier Reef hiding priceless tech treasures
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Studying climate change at opposite ends of the Earth
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Nice sunny days can grow into heat waves and wildfires—summer weather is stalling
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Light from ancient quasars helps confirm quantum entanglement
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Astronomers detect synchronous X-ray and radio mode switching of the pulsar PSR B0823+26
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Screen of human proteins reveals some with antimicrobial power
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Research advances state-of the-art vibration analysis of carbon nanotube
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Teens today spend more time on digital media, less time reading
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Mother tongue versus father tongue—a new study reconciles the two hypotheses
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Scientists identify enzyme that could accelerate biofuel production
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Researchers strengthen DNA nanostructures to help them survive harsh environments
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Scientists make leap in simulating quantum particles
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Mona Lisa is recreated using one MILLION pieces of genetically modified bacteria
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Illicit drug use could be higher than previously thought; soars during special events
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Next-gen insect repellents to combat mosquito-borne diseases
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Maple leaf extract could nip skin wrinkles in the bud
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A new generation of artificial retinas based on 2-D materials
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Saliva could influence taste preferences
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Human 'cyborg' injects microchips into his body that open front door
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New drug could prevent debilitating side effect of cancer treatment
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Understanding urban issues through credit cards
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HIV tests to be powered by biodegradable battery fuelled by BACTERIA
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