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FAST detects new ultra-faint dwarf galaxy
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Cosmic dark energy may be weakening, astronomers say, raising questions about the fate of the universe
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Scientists reveal what space does to your hair - as rescued NASA astronauts stun the world with their appearance
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US isn't first country to dismantle its foreign aid office—what happened after the UK killed its version of USAID
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Within a study, a computer game enhances student engagement
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Low-cost idea is helping farmers in developing countries prevent venomous snakebites through a customizable armor
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Next-generation water satellite maps seafloor from space
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New cannabis formula to help epilepsy, multiple sclerosis sufferers
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Blending art and science in new Mojave Seedling Guide: Q&A
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NASA defends decisions about astronauts, says they never were 'stranded'
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New Zealand once home to southern elephant seals
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Study suggests ancient hominins used unmodified volcanic rock spheres as tools
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Robot wars: Nvidia unveils stunning Wall-E-style robot sparking Boston Dynamics to hit back with cartwheeling humanoid
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What is dark energy? One of science's great mysteries, explained
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Dark energy seems to be changing, rattling our view of universe
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How will the universe end? A changing understanding of dark energy may provide a new answer
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'Musky' marsupial could solve hopping kangaroo mystery
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'It was beautiful': Mount Kenya's glaciers melting away
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Thursday briefing: What do Elon Musk and Donald Trump want with space?
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What a dark energy discovery means for the fate of the universe – podcast
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A mere whiff of penguin poo pushes krill to take frantic evasive action
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Mediterranean neutrino observatory sets new limits on quantum gravity
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Mystery force behind the universe’s accelerating expansion may not be so constant after all
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The unfamiliar face of a most familiar substance: Extraordinary activity of interfacial water on oil droplets
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Latest dark energy survey data suggest possible variations in dark energy over time
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Unveiling bacteria's viral defense: Nine genes that could aid phage therapy
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Who else has been stuck in space? A short history of long spaceflights
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High school sports are losing athletes to private clubs, but schools can keep them by focusing on character development
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Leaving unmeasurable data out of mathematical models for tumor growth can produce inaccurate results
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Researchers reveal role of zeolite acid site accessibility in syngas conversion
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Lunar far side samples bolster theory that the moon was once covered in magma
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New strain of bird flu wipes out Mississippi poultry farm
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U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services suggests letting bird flu spread naturally through poultry farms
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Opinion: A 'golden age' of global free trade is over. Smaller alliances can meet the moment
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Only 15 countries have met the latest Paris agreement deadline. Is any nation serious about tackling climate change?
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Why a journalist could obtain a government official's ChatGPT prompts, and what it means for transparency
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Scientists discover new inhibitors of inflammation-related enzyme
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Making food from our organic waste may not be as good an idea as first thought
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As mountain glaciers melt, risk of catastrophic flash floods rises for millions
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EPA regulations cut power sector emissions but miss opportunities for deeper reductions, analysis finds
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Is Google Maps brainwashing us? It might be if the theory of 'extended cognition' is correct
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Forest Report 2025: Swiss forests under pressure to adapt
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Fertilization experiment provides 50 years of data for sustainable open-field vegetable production
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Green and compact is the recipe for climate-friendly cities
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Court cases for protestors should focus on integrity and not remorse, say researchers
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How an organelle evolves in symbiosis with a cell: Intermediate stage sheds light on the assimilation process
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Study compares people's views on voluntary childlessness across Europe
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World's first quantum microsatellite demonstrates secure communication with multiple ground stations
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Aerogel provides enhanced oil adsorption through anisotropic structure
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Rarely seen cave art holds prehistoric secrets in France
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Can any nearby supernova cause a mass extinction?
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Long-term Switzerland-wide study finds the layout of trees may impact human health
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'Molecular library' opens up new frontier of biological space-time
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Experimental antifungal compound kills multidrug-resistant fungi
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Why history instruction is critical for combating online misinformation
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Patterns of antibiotic resistance vary widely among rivers, study finds
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Can animals make art?
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The changing sky that plants see: Numerical tool predicts sunlight patterns to improve agriculture
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Low- and middle-income countries 'should turn to EU and China' after US climate exit, say analysts
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Police struggle to identify the riskiest domestic abuse perpetrators—here's how they can do better
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Cations found to be culprit behind degraded platinum electrodes
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Humans aren't the only animals with complex culture, but researchers point to one feature that makes ours unique
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Mozambique cyclone cluster raises fears of new norm
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The spring equinox is here. What does that mean?
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These California coastal cities face heightened flood danger from a tsunami, data show
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Unveiling the potential of Japanese bird banding data for avian movement research
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