Starship begins taking shape: Elon Musk shares new photos
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Facebook taps Ray-Ban makers to help develop AR glasses for replacing your smartphone, report says
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Plantwatch: England's carnivorous sundew makes a comeback
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Perhaps we need to explain climate change to politicians as we would to very small children | Emma White
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Incredibly preserved Roman coin emblazoned with the image of Constantine I sells for £20,000
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NASA is eyeing the end of 2024 for the next human moon landing
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Why you should avoid making decisions when you’re hungry
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A climate change curriculum to empower the climate strike generation
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Researchers suggest RNA and DNA got their start from RNA-DNA chimeras
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Hair indicates whether wild animals were 'stressed'
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Researchers: Loss of genetic variation means species are less adaptable to climate change
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Women grossly underrepresented in the music industry
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Invite consumers to pop-up, and pop goes the spending—offline and online
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Genomics provides evidence of glacial refugia in Scandinavia
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Novel use of laser technology reveals interactions between roots, soil organisms
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Disrupting key protein alters biological rhythms in water flea
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Pumpkin seeds and peel could be turned into biodegradable packaging and replace plastic
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Most and least polluted streets in the London area revealed
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3-D models of Mars to aid Rosalind Franklin rover in quest for ancient life
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ARIEL exoplanet mission celebrates machine learning challenge and citizen science launch
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Stony-iron meteor caused August impact flash at Jupiter
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Painting the molecular canvas in super-resolution
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Researchers unlock cancer-causing mechanism of E. coli toxin with synthetic biology approach
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Researchers say the age of Saturn's rings is difficult to determine
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Elephant seal 'supermoms' produce most of the population, study finds
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New approach suggests path to emissions-free cement
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Common drug source of insights into formation of 'butterfly' crystals
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Bioengineering organ-specific tissues with high cellular density and embedded vascular channels
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Thailand's sex-shy giant panda dies aged 19
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South Korea confirms first swine fever outbreak
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How nitrogen-fixing bacteria sense iron
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Nature documentaries increasingly talk about threats to nature, but still don't show them
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Early rice farmers unwittingly selected for weedy imposters
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Scientists in New York City discover a valuable method to track rats
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Scientists identify previously unknown 'hybrid zone' between hummingbird species
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New species of giant salamander is world's biggest amphibian
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Apple Arcade is available EARLY for iOS 13 beta users ahead of full roll out later this week
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Mercedes-Benz redesigns century-old hot rod: Concept images reveal futuristic Vision Simplex
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Searching just got even easier: Google may soon let you look up specific items using a screenshot
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Look out, invasive species: The robots are coming
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Ecologist revives world's longest running succession study
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For lemurs, sex role reversal may get its start in the womb
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Brad Pitt talks weightlessness and calluses on phone call to ISS
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Researchers find a new way to explain population differences in personality structure among humans
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Just add water—Chemists uncover a mechanism behind doping organic semiconductors
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New technology allows fleets to double fishing capacity—and deplete fish stocks faster
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Can sex trafficking be prevented?
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Taking evolution to heart
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Study finds community-oriented policing improves attitudes toward police
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Economists find mixed values of 'thoughts and prayers'
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Harnessing tomato jumping genes could help speed-breed drought-resistant crops
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Army research looks at pearls for clues on enhancing lightweight armor for soldiers
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Genetically engineered plasmid can be used to fight antimicrobial resistance
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Rare metallic asteroids might have erupted molten iron
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New sample holder for protein crystallography
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Palmer amaranth's molecular secrets reveal troubling potential
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Hawaiian observatory captures first look at our solar system's second-known interstellar visitor
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The sleep neuron in threadworms is also a stop neuron
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Why You Really Shouldn’t Kill the Spiders in Your Home, According to an Entomologist
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New study shows common carp aquaculture in Neolithic China dating back 8,000 years
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Misperceptions about racial economic progress are pervasive
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Beekeeper's CCTV footage reveals wild bears feast on the most expensive HONEY
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New observations help explain the dimming of Tabby's Star
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International survey finds researchers want research outputs to be accompanied by better quality indicators
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Study shows importance of tailoring treatments to clearly defined weed control objectives
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The stellar nurseries of distant galaxies
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Astronomers detect the most massive neutron star ever measured
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Like an instruction manual, the genome groups genes together for convenience
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New route to carbon-neutral fuels from carbon dioxide discovered
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Online learning: What's in it for you?
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