Positive charge carriers stabilize instantly in key solar fuel catalyst
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Wildfire-induced thunderstorms successfully recreated in Earth system models for the first time
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12,000-year-old monumental camel rock art acted as ancient 'road signs' to desert water sources, study suggests
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How to save a sacred forest: Resident views on forest degradation and protection in Togo, West Africa
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Tiny satellite tracks star collisions while advancing space telescope design
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Microlightning might provide long-sought explanation for will-o'-the-wisps
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Bettongs were wiped out in South Australia a century ago. Now they're thriving alongside foxes and feral cats
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AI in the classroom is hard to detect—time to bring back oral tests
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74 countries have now ratified a landmark treaty to protect the high seas. Why hasn't NZ?
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Air temperatures over Antarctica have soared 35ºC above average. What does this unusual event mean for Australia?
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Simulating Habitable Worlds Observatory's ability to characterize Earth-sized exoplanets
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Surveying Io's Surface with the UNAGI lander
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Machine learning sharpens earthquake risk assessment maps for Tokyo
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As Amazon's 'flying rivers' weaken with tree loss, scientists warn of worsening droughts
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Administration cuts slashing agency's ability to keep pollution out of air and water
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Managers want to support disabled and neurodivergent staff but lack tools, study shows
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A better metric for estimating an exoplanet's habitability
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Gaia telescope discovers our galaxy's great wave
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Braided nanostructures reveal 3D tapestry behind vibrant green butterfly coloration
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Farm conservation is an economical path to save river water, study suggests
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First-generation female graduates more likely than peers not to have children in their 40s
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TikTok dance becomes the ultimate workout challenge: Fitness fanatics flock to try the viral 'turtle rabbit' choreography - as one calls it 'one of the best ab routines I've ever seen'
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Changes in wing shape help small hoverflies stay aloft
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Study finds wider distribution of deep-sea snailfish
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Imelda erupts into hurricane near East Coast as Fujiwhara Effect to save millions from devastation
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How humans reshaped the animal world: Research traces 50,000 years of change
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How rare butterflies show impacts of climate change in South Florida
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Switching it up: The secret survival strategy to life as revealed by mathematics
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Peptide study paves path toward new weapon against antibiotic-resistant bacteria
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Faint radio signals suggest early universe was heated, not cold, before it 'lit up'
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Unregulated and unfair: How private tutoring is falling short for families
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Long-term radio observations track the evolution of a tidal disruption event
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Tiny nanoparticles conquer the big three in polymer glasses: Strength, toughness and processability
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Population bottlenecks cause decline of mammals' immunity, researchers find
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Study finds Levantine ivory came from Ethiopia not Egypt
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Collective Bloch oscillations observed in 1D Bose gas system
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Update your iPhone NOW: Apple releases iOS 26.0.01 with important security fixes - here's how to download it on your device
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What a load of rubbish! The 6 most common branded items dumped as litter in the UK, revealed - with Coca-Cola, McDonald's and Walkers the worst offenders
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India plans mega-dam to counter China water fears
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Wolf attack in Greece prompts calls for hunting rights
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Mix insect, plant and cultivated proteins for healthier, greener, tastier food, say experts
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Venus flytrap's touch response traced to specialized ion channel in sensory hairs
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A new analytical tool can optimize the potency and selectivity of drugs
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BIRDBASE dataset tracks ecological traits for 11,589 species of birds
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Far side of the moon may be colder than the near side, lunar rocks suggest
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Mexican marine biologist attacked by a shark near remote island in Costa Rica
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Loch Ness Monster hunter is stunned as a creature 'as big as three men' emerges from the deep
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Natural antimicrobial drugs found in pollen could help protect bee colonies from infection
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Mysterious black pyramid UFO seen flying over US in broad daylight
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How can we keep livestock safe as wolves return?
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Skip the new iPhone 17 release - here are the accessories you need to make your current phone feel like new
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This libertarian manifesto, loved by Peter Thiel, urges a 'cognitive elite' to see selfishness as a virtue
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Simulation reveals uneven water distribution in Jupiter's turbulent atmosphere
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Diversity in forest management translates to improved biodiversity, real-world data and virtual landscapes suggest
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Sensor platform uses nanopore 'speed cameras' to pinpoint gases in complex mixtures
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The importance of data choice in effective flood insurance
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New method enables simultaneous synthesis of all 21 types of tRNA in vitro
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Researchers use nanotubes to improve blood flow in bioengineered tissues
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Mapping underground spaces—muon technology shows promise for 3D imaging of subsurface for archaeological excavations
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Terahertz spectroscopy reveals how plant leaves manage water through stomatal openings
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Understanding solute selectivity: How aquaporin 10.2 filters urea and boric acid
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Women given terrifying heart attack warning over powerful storms set to hit without warning
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Study reveals wild canids favor structured travel routes, unlike their feline counterparts
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Plastic particle mismanagement identified as key driver of environmental contamination
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Improved models of heavy ion collisions reveal new details of early universe nuclear matter
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Steel production could get a makeover: Study captures real-time iron formation at the nanoscale
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New clues in how plant microbiomes protect against bacterial speck disease
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DNA-repair pathway clears damaged gut cells and triggers tissue renewal after infection
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EU environment boss tests positive for 'toxic' forever chemicals
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The first animals on Earth may have been sea sponges, chemical fossils suggest
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