Earliest long-snouted fossil crocodile from Egypt reveals the African origins of seagoing crocs
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Ancient tides may have sparked humanity’s first urban civilization
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Scientists just uncovered what’s really happening beneath this mysterious volcano
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Scientists turn flower fragrance into a mosquito killer
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Life expectancy gains have slowed sharply, study finds
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Scientists call 3I/ATLAS a rare “Black Swan” object as astronomers watch its strange path and possible alien clues
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Britain's DEADLY critters: Experts reveal the unsuspecting creepy crawlies that can kill you - including horseflies, Asian Hornets, and mosquitoes
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Rapid blood test for children that could spot sepsis in just 15 minutes is trialled by NHS
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Warning over delaying parenthood as study finds donor eggs drive most IVF successes for women aged 43
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Chemistry Nobel Prize winner Susumu Kitagawa reveals Japanese research mindset: 'Don’t switch off the light, even…'
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Humans are evolving in a way never seen before... here's what it looks like
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Jesus' final hours revealed: Sensational new bloodstains study of Shroud of Turin shows horrific truth of his torture
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US startup plans to launch 4,000 giant mirrors into space — and the reason might surprise you
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Urgent warning over cannabis as UK's top psychiatrist warns it isn't safe for young brains still developing
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White oak genome reveals genetic markers for climate adaptability and pest resistance
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Shocking map reveals where power-hungry data centers could spark next public health disaster in the US
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Weight-loss drugs like Ozempic may also curb drug and alcohol addiction
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MIT physicists just found a way to see inside atoms
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Dinosaurs were thriving when the asteroid struck
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Living computers powered by mushrooms
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Dark matter could color our view of the universe
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Was Busted right about the year 3000? Experts reveal what life on Earth will REALLY look like 975 from now
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Warning to Brits over a Halloween infestation of RATS: Experts reveal how your decorations could turn your home into a magnet for rodents
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Why US activists are wearing inflatable frog costumes at protests against Trump
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Hippos once roamed frozen Germany with mammoths
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How the Mayans were able to accurately predict solar eclipses for centuries
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Troublemaking weather pattern is BACK spelling disaster for winter with threat of flooding and wildfires
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Powerful Hurricane Melissa strengthens as it heads for Jamaica
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Japan successfully launches new cargo spacecraft to deliver supplies to International Space Station
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Why do we yawn? It’s almost certainly not for the reason you think
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Bloody Mary, Bloody Mary, Bloody Mary: How the classic sleepover party game really CAN summon a ghost in your mirror
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Ancient DNA reveals the deadly diseases behind Napoleon’s defeat
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Earth on high alert: Solar storm that devastated Venus could hit us next
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The math says life shouldn’t exist, but somehow it does
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Exercise and omega-3s could be the secret to healthier teeth
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Glaciers’ secret cooling power won’t last much longer
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4MOST telescope facility captures first light
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A hidden temperature law governs all life on Earth
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Scientists say this simple diet change can improve sleep fast
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Fat-fueled neuron discovery could unlock new treatments for brain disease
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New ‘Super-Earth’ just 18 light-years away sparks hope for life beyond our solar system
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Scientists reveal all the strange behaviors of interstellar visitor 3I/ATLAS that deepen the mystery of its origins
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Scientists just found a surprising link between gray hair and cancer
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10 years since Aliso Canyon: Disaster was wake-up call for US on dangers of underground gas
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Scientists launch $14.2 million project to map the body’s “hidden sixth sense”
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Queensland's forests are still being bulldozed—and new parks alone won't save them
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Earth is splitting open beneath the Pacific Northwest
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Scientists just made gene editing far more powerful
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How Big Was the Tyrannosaurus rex? They May Have Been Larger Than Fossil Evidence Suggests
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Two iconic coral species are now functionally extinct off Florida, study finds
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Astronomers just captured the sharpest view of a distant star ever seen
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Shocking video you MUST watch before voting for Mamdani: Here's what will become of NYC under him... and it's worse than everyone fears
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Mushrooms show promise as memory chips for future computers
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Have YOU seen the Shug Monkey? Experts reveal the truth behind the demon creature with 'blazing eyes' said to haunt Cambridgeshire
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How social norms evolved over time and differ across countries
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Saturday Citations: Primate skull diversity; exploring matter-antimatter asymmetry; asthma clarified
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Has the time come to stop changing the clocks? Top scientists call for Daylight Saving Time to be DITCHED entirely - amid fears it fuels a rise in cancer, traffic accidents, and sleep issues
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Whale and dolphin migrations are being disrupted by climate change
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Revealed: What your hair (or lack of!) says about you, according to scientists
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High-biomass sorghum hybrids show yield and feedstock gains with nitrogen management
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“Full Bloom in Space”: Viral X post reveals unseen details of NASA-ISRO’s NISAR satellite
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The Universe’s first radio waves could reveal dark matter
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Did Nostradamus predicted 3I/ATLAS? Rare interstellar object approaches Earth in 2025, sparking scientific and prophecy speculation
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Livestreams of rattlesnakes help shift public attitudes and foster empathy
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Snake pee might hold the secret to ending gout pain and kidney stones
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Study links cockroach infestations to higher household allergens and endotoxins
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Simulating solar storms for satellite operator training
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700-metre second fastest asteroid 2025 SC79 spotted inside Venus orbit, racing around Sun in 128 days
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New forecasting tool improves accuracy of epidemic peak and hospital demand predictions
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Scientists discover a hidden gene mutation that causes deafness—and a way to fix it
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