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Antibiotic-tolerant bacteria rely on a hidden RNA-based survival strategy
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Scientists discover a new beetle genus named after One Piece’s Luffy, and its unusually long body parts explain why
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Carbon footprint of metal production could be more than 10 times higher than estimated
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Rescuing satellites is harder than it looks. A growing space junk problem will make doing so more important
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International Space Station’s $23 million toilet does far more than collect waste. It helps recycle about 98% of the station’s water into drinking water
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Storms that built a graveyard: Ancient monsoons created a spectacular dinosaur fossil site
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EU watchdog reduces safe level of exposure to 'forever chemical' TFA
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Juno takes temperature of Jupiter's fiery moon Io
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The violence link: Animal maltreatment and family violence often happen together
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Solar-powered process turns CO₂ into protein-building amino acids
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Engineered enzyme erases a stubborn mark of aging by up to 70% in human tissue samples
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Researchers develop new AI system for highly accurate mapping and modeling of orchards
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Invasive plants may be boosting mosquito numbers in lower-income areas
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Nasa discovered a deep blue planet 63 light-years away, but its blue colour comes from glass, not water
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How 'super' enzymes can transform recycling
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New study links mothers' stronger ethnic-racial identity to higher social skills in young children
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Chimpanzees and bonobos hug before meals to avoid fights and distribute food fairly, scientists discover
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24-million-year-old Kevda fossil leaves discovered in Assam reveal ancient tropical forests of India
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Microscale roughness breakthrough defies 80 years of fluid dynamics
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There are gaps in food access in Georgia, but not where you'd expect
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Our Milky Way Galaxy Likely Underwent Disk Flip after Ancient Galactic Collision: Study
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Dog DNA reveals they travelled with ancient humans across Eurasia for thousands of years
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Ordinary moss generates surprisingly complex electrical activity
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Combined nanoparticle and internal laser method could make cancer therapy less invasive
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Rare Arctic Bobtail Squid Filmed With Eggs in Remote Greenland Waters for the First Time
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Scientists blame Gen Alpha for climate change! Research reveals teen diets drive the highest climate emissions
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Great Barrier Reef microbiome map reveals more than 500 new bacterial species
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Global analysis reveals age as overlooked driver of food-related climate emissions
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Fruit flies turn fleeting scent puffs into directional memories, study finds
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Transmissible cancer cells discovered in fish act more like parasites than traditional tumors
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Moon mountains and star dust: David Malin astrophotography awards 2026 – in pictures
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Jupiter-mass 'exomoon' orbiting brown dwarf challenges cosmic labels
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Genetically distinct avocados discovered in Nicaragua
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A newly found world blurs the boundary between planet and moon
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A rare 3-D snake fossil is spilling secrets of its unusual lifestyle
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Different lessons, shared kindness: Global study finds children's social behavior becomes more alike with age
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Green LED light could help keep leafy greens fresher longer, study suggests
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Removing 'forever chemicals' from farmlands—at a fraction of the cost
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Astronomers are still trying to understand how a galaxy's spiral arms form
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Measles cases in the U.S. hit a new 34-year high
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What happens when you try to chop a photon in half?
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Scientists warn of potential global marine invasive species event linked to idle ships in the Strait of Hormuz
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Black coral shapes influence how microscopic cilia move food and oxygen
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In 1955, Hawaii released a cannibal snail to control another invasive snail, but the predator…
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Left or right? Moths use a preferred side to inspect flowers for nectar
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2% minimum tax on richest households could raise £10 billion
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This humpback whale hunting strategy has been out of sight — until now
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Kindness emerges intuitively in young children before reflection catches up, study finds
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It's not just business: Why emotions are central to workplace management
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Bertha slams into US coast as forecasters fear tropical storm may gain strength soon
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Ancient ferns turned Triassic Europe into a wildfire inferno
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Sperm whales change ‘vowel’ sounds when boats are nearby, scientists discover
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Hydra rebuilds the body by restoring its internal cellular map
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Floating colonies: Engineering 3D microbial architectures in liquid cultures
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A silent coral reef came back to life after scientists played recordings of healthy reefs underwater
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Colorectal cancer warning signs younger adults should never ignore
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Reflooding the Aral Sea could prevent massive CO₂ emissions
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Researchers expand simulation tool to help design the next generation of photonic and quantum devices
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