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Mysterious gamma rays emanating from the center of our galaxy could be dark matter, scientists say
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Treasure trove of ancient air dating back to the 1870s discovered in Antarctica
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RIT and IAR observe pulsars for the first time from South America
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Parental controls in iOS designed to prevent kids from talking to strangers being easily bypassed
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Climate talks head into overtime with key issues unresolved
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The wild relatives of major vegetables, needed for climate resilience, are in danger
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Why are giant pandas born so tiny?
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Nanoscience breakthrough: Probing particles smaller than a billionth of a meter
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Meteoroid that skimmed Earth's atmosphere is a rare example of a grazing fireball, scientists claim
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As California thins forests to limit fire risk, some resist
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Colliding molecules and antiparticles
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Newfound Martian aurora actually the most common; sheds light on Mars' changing climate
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Better studying superconductivity in single-layer graphene
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Bone bandage soaks up pro-healing biochemical to accelerate repair
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Researchers create synthetic nanopores made from DNA
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Salmon lose diversity in managed rivers, reducing resilience to environmental change
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Knowledge-sharing: A how-to guide
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Simultaneous emission of orthogonal handedness in circular polarization
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Freestanding microwire-array enables flexible solar window
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A self-cleaning surface that repels even the deadliest superbugs
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Why linking climate change with conflict is no simple matter
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You did what with my donation? When donors feel betrayed by charities
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Amid the wasteland of the Salton Sea, a miraculous but challenging oasis is born
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Rare find: Human teeth used as jewellery in Turkey 8,500 years ago
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Moongoose females compete over reproduction
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3-D scanning of sandstone fossil reveals oldest known record of amphibian tracks in the UK
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Microplastics 1 million times more abundant in the ocean than previously thought
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Image: Baltic blooms
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CryoSat maps ice shelf on the move
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After two months of red tide scare, cold temperatures have abated the spread on Florida's west coast
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Climate change novels allow us to imagine possible futures: Read these crucial seven
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The Earth needs multiple methods for removing CO2 from the air to avert worst of climate change
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Image: Hubble views galaxy's dazzling display
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X marks the spot: NASA selects site for asteroid sample collection
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Calling radio amateurs: Help find OPS-SAT!
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Researchers estimate the mass of the Milky Way to be 890 billion times that of our sun
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Finding a killer electron hot spot in Earth's Van Allen radiation belts
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Wetlands, crops can mitigate storm damage to coastal cities, study finds
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Astronomers discover two new galaxy protoclusters
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One of Europe's worst famines likely caused by devastating floods
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Searching explanations for mysterious structures in protoplanetary disks
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The looming threat of rising sea levels—and what we can do about it
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Illinois study proposes circular phosphorus economy for Midwest
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Barrels of ancient Antarctic air aim to track history of rare gas
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NASA's Juno navigators enable Jupiter cyclone discovery
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China launches its £120million autonomous, trackless train
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Sustainable sand pulls pollutants from stormwater
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Researchers realize 'ideal' kagome metal electronic structure
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Mars Express tracks the phases of Phobos
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Image: The galactic dance of NGC 5394 and NGC 5395
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Fighting climate change, protecting nature go hand in hand
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Fracking leaves heavy footprint in Argentina's Patagonia
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UN talks struggle to stave off climate chaos
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