Black Hole Reawakens Like a Cosmic Volcano After 100 Million Years of Sleep
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ChatGPT found to reflect and intensify existing global social disparities
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Hubble tension: Primordial magnetic fields could resolve one of cosmology's biggest questions
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Hot spring bathing doesn't just keep snow monkeys warm—it can disrupt lice distribution and reshape gut bacteria
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Anglo-Saxon center unearthed near Skipsea castle
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Intricacies of Helix Nebula revealed with Webb
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How cities are changing social behavior in urban animals
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SPHEREx imaging reveals increased sublimation activity on 3I/ATLAS
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Physicists employ AI labmates to supercharge LED light control
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Virtual staining advances: AI uses cell context to improve imaging accuracy
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World enters 'era of global water bankruptcy': UN scientists formally define new post-crisis reality for billions
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Antarctic Penguins Are Breeding 13 Days Earlier Than They Did a Decade Ago — Likely Due to Climate Change
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There’s life beneath the snow, but it’s at risk of melting away
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Polar Cyclones Reveal Hidden Interiors of Jupiter and Saturn
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Water makeup of Jupiter's Galilean moons set at birth, new study finds
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Travel chaos erupts as burst pipe at Chicago O'Hare Airport delays hundreds of flights nationwide
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California hit by FOURTEEN earthquakes in less than 24 hours
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Capped VLS growth yields vanadium-doped MoS₂ films with superior CO₂-to-CO conversion
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Opera is not dying, but it needs a second act for the streaming era
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Fighting climate change in the Sahel is worsening conflicts. New research shows how
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Beyond chemistry: How mechanical forces shape brain wiring
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AI cannot automate science: A philosopher explains the uniquely human aspects of doing research
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What air pollution does to the human body
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Multiple autonomous AI systems spontaneously collaborate to advance materials research
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Sweet signals: Tracking crucial cell messengers for the first time
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The alien hunter's shopping list
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New nanocrystalline material significantly extends MEMS switch chip lifespan
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Sunita Williams in Delhi: Nasa astronaut calls being in India 'homecoming'
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Satellites and AI can help tackle critical invasive species problem
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Export concentration leaves Canada's canola sector vulnerable, research finds amid trade talks
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Vast cluster of ancient galaxies could rewrite the history of star formation
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Decline in botanical education threatens response to climate action and food security
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Limiting urban sprawl requires establishing clear targets and limits to expansion, new study proposes
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New synthesis method for metal-single atom catalysts dramatically boost electrolysis-based hydrogen production
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The Quiet Battle in Your Nose That Can Stop a Cold Before It Starts
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New method reveals quantum states using indirect measurements of particle flows
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The future of Antarctic life: Scientists map out five scenarios as climate and human pressures mount
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From a dog with an IQ of 142 to a raccoon that can play the piano: Meet the world's smartest animals - as a cow with 'extraordinary intelligence' is discovered
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Scientists find clues in your facial expressions that could be a hidden sign of autism
Mail Online
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Physicists bridge worlds of quantum matter
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Americans swear off Domino's pizza after learning its sauce once tested positive for a cancer-causing toxin
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Bridging theories across physics helps reconcile controversy about thin liquid layer on icy surfaces
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This detached hand robot has a thing for skittering on its fingertips
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Sales effectiveness under digital monitoring examined
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Finally explained: Why kidney disease is so deadly for the heart
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Artificial light at night extends pollen season, researchers find
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Women treat AI with greater skepticism than men do, study suggests
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Push and pull: Cities' living conditions and job quality can enhance human mobility models
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Scientists identify hidden protein interaction driving Parkinson’s disease
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How much of 'us' is really 'us'?
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Innovations in spatial imaging could unlock higher wheat yields
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Direct visualization captures hidden spatial order of electrons in a quantum material
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Sinking salty ice suggests pathway for life-sustaining conditions in Europa's ocean
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Knock, knock... mapping comedic timing with a computational framework
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Seismic 'snapshot' reveals new insight into how the Rocky Mountains formed
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Living slowly, aging fast: The prison paradox
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Koala overpopulation in South Australia prompts call for humane fertility management
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How to involve men and boys in tackling misogyny? Start by treating them not just as perpetrators
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Howler monkey roars exaggerate body size but are truthful to other howlers
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The yellow-legged hornet eradication is on track—but the next few months are crucial
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Unbreakable? Researchers warn quantum computers have serious security flaws
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The last spiny dormouse in Europe
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‘In Botanical Time’ explores the ways Earth’s oldest plants cheat death
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How shifting tectonic plates drove Earth's climate swings
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Ion trap enables 1 minute in the nanocosmos
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Ancient Mesopotamian medical texts reveal the role of divine sanctuaries in treating ear and spleen ailments
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Bull sharks are spending longer in Sydney Harbor and other summer grounds—here's how you can stay safe
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A faint signal from the Universe’s dark ages could reveal dark matter
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9/11 WTC Health Program workforce cut by 25% under Kennedy as patient count rises, advocates say
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Surprisingly in sync: Sunlight and sediments reveal climate history of Antarctica
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