California startup to demonstrate space weapon on its own dime
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Declining rates of high-level math in VCE contributing to nation's widening skills gap
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Earlier volcano prediction at Mount Etna made possible by new earthquake pattern analysis
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Scientists find a perfectly preserved 70 MILLION-year-old dinosaur egg in Argentina
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Scientists forge “superalloy” that refuses to melt
ScienceDaily
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Does pouring coffee down the drain really harm the environment? Scientists reveal the truth
Mail Online
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Mursa's mass grave reveals diverse origins of Roman soldiers
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Overshooting the critical 1.5°C warming threshold is now INEVITABLE, UN chief warns - and the consequences are going to be 'devastating'
Mail Online
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Traffic noise joins land clearance as damaging to bird survival
Phys.org
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You're not imagining it, your hair really IS getting thinner: Expert tips for surviving the 'autumn shed'
Mail Online
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Endangered Kangaroo Island ground dweller found in trees
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Gold flakes expose the secret forces binding our world together
ScienceDaily
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Tiny fossil bone helps unlock history of the bowerbird
Phys.org
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Nanoparticle blueprints reveal path to smarter medicines
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Supersolid spins into synchrony, unlocking quantum insights
Phys.org
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Comprehensive study examines properties of 1,449 planetary nebulae across the Milky Way
Phys.org
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You might look healthy, but hidden fat could be silently damaging your heart
ScienceDaily
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Meet Earth’s new mini-moon named Arjuna 2025 PN7 revealing hidden secrets of near-Earth asteroids
The Times of India
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Dark matter might not be invisible after all. It could leave a hidden glow
ScienceDaily
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Tigers in trouble as Malaysian big cat numbers dwindle
Phys.org
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Geochemical research could help identify microbial activity in Earth's rock record and perhaps in Martian sediments
Phys.org
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190-million-year-old sea dragon with a sword for a nose discovered on the Jurassic Coast
The Times of India
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Elon Musk slams NASA acting chief Sean Duffy on social media for favouring SpaceX rivals in moon mission contracts
The Times of India
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They found cancer’s hidden power hubs and learned how to melt them away
ScienceDaily
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College faculty are under pressure to say and do the right thing. The stress also trickles down to students
Phys.org
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New treatment cuts cholesterol by nearly 50%, without statins or side effects
ScienceDaily
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How a new online game helps imagine life on Earth in 2100
Phys.org
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AI tutor bots show promise as learning supplements
Phys.org
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Hunters or collectors? New evidence challenges claim Australia's First Peoples sent large animals extinct
Phys.org
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Australia’s First Peoples Were Fossil Collectors, New Study Suggests
SciNews
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New recipe improves creation of cells that could fight most autoimmune diseases
Science Magazine
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Cosmic ‘Knots’ May Have Briefly Dominated Newborn Universe, Physicists Say
SciNews
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The history of erasing Black cemeteries in the United States
Phys.org
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Can AI keep students motivated, or does it do the opposite?
Phys.org
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New Research Reveals How Reptiles ‘Package Up and Pee’ Crystalline Waste
SciNews
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More whales are getting tangled in fishing gear and shark nets
Phys.org
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Is it wrong to have too much money? Your answer may depend on deep-seated values and your country's economy
Phys.org
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Researchers use NVST high-resolution data to study chromospheric fibrils around quiescent filament
Phys.org
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Exercise May Shield the Brain From the Mental Toll of Junk Food
Discover Magazine
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Do more likes lead to more clicks?
Phys.org
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Survey: Californians don't know cannabis driving laws
Phys.org
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Vesicle proteomics uncover new cargo proteins and accessory factors in cell transport
Phys.org
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Underwater thermal vents may have given rise to the first molecular precursors of life
Phys.org
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Circular economy strategy could slash lithium-ion battery supply chain emissions, but global cooperation is key
Phys.org
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Physicists unlock secrets of stellar alchemy, yielding new insights into gold's cosmic origins
Phys.org
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Glowing antioxidants track ferroptosis as it unfolds inside living cells
Phys.org
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Planetary scientists link Jupiter's birth to Earth's formation zone
Phys.org
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Seaweed survey in Israel points to ecological conditions supporting growth of nutritional compounds
Phys.org
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Cannabis boom in South Africa and Zimbabwe is good for wealthy investors, bad for small farmers
Phys.org
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Some stony corals could have a chance of surviving climate change
Phys.org
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Using drones, AI and ducks to guide the future of wildlife conservation
Phys.org
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Satellites and space trash threaten ozone layer and space safety
Phys.org
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When a derecho strikes: Engineers build emergency management training game
Phys.org
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Rainforest animals are using tourist walkways, offering clues for conservation design
Phys.org
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Fungal secrets of a sunken ship: Advanced decay found throughout USS Cairo despite past wood preservation efforts
Phys.org
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EU ambiguity on Western Sahara frozen conflict is a 'glaring source' of vulnerability for Sahrawis, study shows
Phys.org
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New malaria drug candidate blocks protein production in resistant parasites
Phys.org
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Human ingenuity outpaces AI in finding new 'kissing number' bounds
Phys.org
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Feeding off spent battery waste, a novel bacterium signals a new method for self-sufficient battery recycling
Phys.org
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Magnetically guided streamer funneling star-building material into newborn system in Perseus
Phys.org
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They might not be giants: The genetics behind why some fish remain tiny
Phys.org
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Spot Two Comets at Once as Lemmon and SWAN Soar Across Our Skies This Week
Discover Magazine
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Unearthed photos of 'Egypt's Area 51' expose underground complex sealed off by military for decades
Mail Online
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First Mosquitoes Found in Iceland, Likely Due to a Shifting Climate
Discover Magazine
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How plant-fungi friendships may change in the face of warming soil and rising CO₂ levels
Phys.org
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These Bats Glow Green Under UV Light, But the Reason Is Still a Mystery
Discover Magazine
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Satellite data shows methane emissions are declining in part of Canada's oil patch, but more monitoring is needed
Phys.org
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Splatatouille No More — Chicago Rat Hole Was Instead Squished by a Squirrel
Discover Magazine
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A 'seating chart' for atoms helps locate their positions in materials
Phys.org
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Hidden giant granite discovered beneath West Antarctic Ice Sheet
Phys.org
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