Life's emergence from non-living matter found more complex than previously understood
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Controlling polymer shapes: A new generation of shape-adaptive materials
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Researchers develop new method for calculating the vibrations of black holes
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Dome-shaped aerogel architecture offers superior toughness and flexibility for spacecraft applications
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The future of astronomy might be on the moon
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Why land detection is critical for confirming exoplanetary life
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Seasonally shifting virus communities in the Arctic and Antarctic share similarities
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Tiny giants: Marine microbes' pivotal role in the ocean's future
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Hot air and hard truths: Study finds climate disinformation evolves beyond denial to target credibility
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'Whale poop loop' keeps ocean and humans alive and well
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Waste not: How insect oil could revolutionize animal wellness
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Chaos erupts after radioactive wasp nest is discovered at former US nuclear bomb factory
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Advancing bushfire preparedness in Australia
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Bird diversity declined across the Izu Islands over the past five decades—introduced predators likely contributed
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When space becomes time: A new look inside the BTZ black hole
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Single salt crystals seen creeping across surfaces below liquid for first time
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AI-powered tool for farmers, irrigators, government and fire authorities
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New catalyst lowers energy needed to turn CO₂ into ethylene
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Measuring three-nucleon interactions to better understand nuclear data and neutron stars
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Magnetic surfaces found to steer Alzheimer's-linked protein growth
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New quantum state of matter found at interface of exotic materials
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Migrating zooplankton play key role in ocean carbon transport and storage
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The psychological burden of statistical significance in academic publishing
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Crested serpent eagles in Japan show genetic resistance to cane toad toxins
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Biotechnology method uses peptides for efficient, eco-friendly mineral separation
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Revealed: The 10 foods at risk of going EXTINCT...because Gen Z refuse to eat them
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Californians agree that this insidious invader must be held at bay
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Moonbound Artemis II astronauts stay focused despite NASA uncertainty
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Long-term study identifies more glitches in the gamma-ray pulsar PSR J0007+7303
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Now that's a BIG shock! World's longest lightning bolt stretched more than 515 MILES across the US - 38 miles longer than the previous record
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Weather-tracking advances are revealing astonishing extremes of lightning
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Internal pair production could enable direct detection of dark matter
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Is THIS how the world will end? Scientists reveal exactly what would happen if the 25,000-mile 'Ring of Fire' chain of volcanoes erupted - with catastrophic consequences
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How 'scrumping' apes may have given us a taste for alcohol
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Researchers develop nanoparticles that deliver mRNA directly to the pancreas
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New imaging method reveals how light and heat generate electricity in nanomaterials
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Scientists trace photosynthesis-enabling protein to earliest land plants
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NASA's PACE enables new method for monitoring global plant health
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Antimicrobial resistance genes found in 92% of bird-frequented UK water samples
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Seoul breaks century-long record with 22 'tropical nights' in July
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'Silent killer': The science of tracing climate deaths in heat waves
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Millions return home as Pacific tsunami warnings lifted
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Actual distance traveled by migrating whales drastically underestimated
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Microbial map reveals countless hidden connections between our food, health, and planet
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Cyberstalking growing at faster rate than other forms of stalking, study reveals
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Why your friends may be more susceptible to social influence than you are
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Lloyds Bank is back online following a 3-hour outage that left thousands of Brits unable to access their accounts on payday
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‘Best job in the natural world’: seed collector enlisted as modern-day Darwin to document the world’s plants
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Discovery of bumblebee medicine's simple structure makes synthetic production viable
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4,000-year-old teeth record the earliest traces of people chewing psychoactive betel nuts
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Modern tattooers meet their ancient match with the ice mummies of Siberia
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Seismic activity on the moon could pose risk to long-term lunar infrastructure
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Study outlines alternative approach to detecting inelastic dark matter particles
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Beavers are poised to invade and radically remake the Arctic
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Massive sea turtle returns to the ocean off Florida after treatment for a boat strike
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Mysterious underwater 'lost city' believed to be 6,000 years old reshapes human history
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Lavender steps up as a natural preservative in skin-care emulsions
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Borderline democracy? How Polish voters tolerated restrictions of civil liberties to address immigration crisis
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Gulf of Maine sees rising pH, defying expectations of increasing ocean acidity
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Turkish city calls for help after heat tops 50C
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Researchers develop flexible fiber material for self-powered health-monitoring sensors
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Study reveals importance of culture in intimate partner violence recovery
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Shocking video captures 'Bigfoot' sprinting through the woods in broad daylight
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Tech tool offers improved assurances for small business contracts
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Neighborhood watch: Why closely related tropical animals live together
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Why do corporations act against the public interest? We may have the answers, and it's not just greed
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Safety trumps luxury: Tourist priorities redefined
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Genetic rescue reduces harmful mutations in Florida panthers without erasing local ancestry
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A new open-source program for quantum physics helps researchers obtain results in record time
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Gradual vs. sudden collapse: What magnets teach us about climate tipping points
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