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Bringing 400-million-year-old fossilized armored worms to 'virtual' life
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Planetary scientists discover brief presence of water in Arabia Terra on Mars
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Survey of gun policy experts finds wide disagreement remains
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'Tweens' increased media use during the 2020 pandemic summer, says study
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Build your own office podcast studio
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Twitter bans sharing photos and videos of people without their permission
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Food: Kids who watch smiling adults eat vegetables consume more than DOUBLE the amount themselves
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Synthetic tissue can repair hearts, muscles, and vocal cords
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Asteroid material deposited during large impacts record the moon's ancient magnetic field
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Child's gender influences crime rates in young fathers and their peers
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Humidity changes in dead fern fronds drives unique timing of spore dispersal in a widespread fern species
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Are water plumes spraying from Europa? NASA's Europa Clipper is on the case
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Children engage more with stories if they're read from a real book, study claims
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Understanding how to build resilient fisheries
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Physicists create time crystals with quantum computers
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Arctic rainfall could dominate snowfall earlier than expected: study
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New JELLY ice cubes that never melt and stay cold for 13 hours could revolutionize food shipping
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Bank liquidity creation can influence the fragility of the financial system
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Recent advances in optical dynamic meta-holography
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All-optical computing based on convolutional neural networks
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'Megacomet' Bernardinelli-Bernstein is among the most distant active comets, study claims
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MPs vote for stricter Covid rules on mask-wearing and isolation in England
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Reshaping the plastic lifecycle into a circle
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WWII contaminants on an Aleutian island are a step closer to finally being cleaned up
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Antarctica: Beyond Epica exploring the climate of the past
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Distortion: Researchers discover new strategy for antibodies to disable viruses
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Failures of California's first plan to stop offshore oil drilling cast shadow over new efforts
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Climate variability and dynamics across early-to-middle pliocene warm period provide clues for future climate change
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Quantum computers getting connected for multiple task-optimized smaller systems
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Many Americans don't see sports as promoting love of country
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Novel implants to protect Australia's wildlife from feral cats
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Image: ISS captured from the SpaceX Crew Dragon Endeavour
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Study shows new potential of fish by-products
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Statistical methods used to estimate when canine teeth shrunk in modern humans
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Reduced meat diet has many advantages
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The wild cocoons of a new species of Japanese parasitoid wasp
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Ancient lineage of algae found to include five 'cryptic' species
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Male animals are subject to stronger evolutionary pressures than females
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Microbes and viruses: A threat to Mars?
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Miniature grinding mill provides observation of 'green' chemical reactions
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How the act of measuring a quantum particle transforms it into an everyday object
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What maps made by 20th century suffragists can teach about holding leaders to account on climate change
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Young children find politics engaging, but by 15 this has changed
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Quitting your job or thinking about joining the 'great resignation'? Here's what an employment lawyer advises
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Twitter is the social network most resistant to conspiracy theory beliefs
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Mapping enzyme catalysis with metabolic sensing
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A retina-inspired device that can detect and recognize movements in the environment
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Hypersonic missiles are fuelling fears of a new superpower arms race
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Molecular analysis reveals the oldest Denisovan fossils yet
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Investigating new materials to reduce the operation temperature of solid oxide fuel cells
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Researchers develop ice cube that doesn't melt or grow mold
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New microscopy technique for quantum simulation
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Using a pore structure inspired by biological fractals to collect uranium from seawater
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Tech: SALT grain-sized camera can take crisp, full-colour images like 'lenses 500,000 times larger'
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Radio emission detected from the Vela X-1 bow shock
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We were at COP26. It had mixed results
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A way to reduce air pollution deaths as climate change mitigation goals are set
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Study highlights diversity of the gorilla gut microbiome
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Improving climate projections in the polar regions
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Study: Humpback whale song is about finding, not attracting, whales
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The superfoods that fueled ancient Andeans through 2,500 years of turmoil
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Researchers model circadian clock neurons in a day-active animal for the first time
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First dicamba-resistant waterhemp produced
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New research shows alarming decline in small mammals in the UK
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Up to half of Earth's water may come from solar wind and space dust
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The Parker Solar Probe is getting pelted by hypervelocity dust. Could it damage the spacecraft?
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Warm-water habitat allows cold-water fish to fuel up
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Closest pair of supermassive black holes are spotted just 1,600 light years apart in the sky
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Very Large Telescope uncovers closest pair of supermassive black holes yet
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