Webb's autopsy of planet swallowed by star yields surprise
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Simulating the fluid dynamics of moving cells to map their location
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In Croatia's freshwater lakes, 'selfish' bacteria hoard nutrients
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Less than 10% of global plastics manufactured from recycled materials, findings reveal
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Good boy or bad dog? Our 1 billion pet dogs do real environmental damage
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Earth's oceans once turned green—and they could change again
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The AI action figure trend is taking over social media - here's how you can transform into a collector's toy
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How AI is ALREADY patrolling Britain's shops: From 'buzz for booze' buttons in Morrisons to age-checks to buy knives at John Lewis - the Orwellian technologies being used to tackle crime
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Our closest neighboring galaxy may be being torn apart
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NASA's Juno back to normal operations after entering safe mode
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Location-sharing apps are enabling domestic violence. But young people aren't aware of the danger
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From satellites to shorelines: AI can improve mangrove conservation with monitoring
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Press freedom linked to greater financial stability, finds global study
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Highly endangered sunflower star finds refuge in Canadian fjords
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A new approach to probe hadronization via quantum entanglement
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Can we really resurrect extinct animals, or are we just creating hi-tech lookalikes?
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Girls' education projects succeed when whole communities 'live the change' and carry it forward
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Scientists say the 'plant world' needs to come out and claim its place at the One Health table
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Healthy forests require combined deer and invasive shrub control
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Einstein's dream of a unified field theory accomplished?
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A new approach to cancer treatment: Tiny vesicles help the immune system fight tumors
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Scientists observe the first 'quantum rain'
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New method identifies protein that may govern cancer cell movement and metastasis
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Caspian Sea's rapid decline threatens endangered seals, coastal communities and industry, study warns
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Scientists discover new way to keep quantum spins coherent longer
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First new plant tissue discovered in 160 years boosts crop yields
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No Boundary Waters logging, feds say after including it in timber harvest map
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High-speed imaging uncovers nanoscopic world of intercellular communication
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Revealed: The WORST messages to send on dating apps - so, are you guilty of any of these lines?
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Proving quantum computers have the edge
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How a rainy day and finicky fish launched a Pennsylvania program dedicated to unpaved roads
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3D Raman imaging reveals COâ‚‚ reduction inside living cells
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Cell biologists discover two proteins are key to proper transfer of genetic material
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Love songs in the sand: Researchers listen in to fiddler crab courtship
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Coral reefs exude myriad chemicals, fueling dynamic microbial recycling of nutrients
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'Hidden galaxies' could be smoking gun in universe riddle
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X-ray binary 4U 1907+09: NuSTAR observations reveal flux variability and spin-down
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David Beckham is given the 'perfect face' based on science - so, do YOU think the footballer looks more attractive?
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Doctor shares a simple technique to beat 'overthinking' insomnia
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Energy densities offer new path to resolving the Hubble tension
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Analysis of medieval books reveals many were bound with sealskin
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Earliest evidence of ivory tool production discovered in Ukraine, dating back 400,000 years
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Light-activated catalyst enables chiral synthesis with higher yields and less waste
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UK stargazers will be treated to a rare pink MICROMOON alongside a blue giant star in the night sky - here's the best time to see the celestial display
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Simulating quantum magnetism with a digital quantum computer
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'Pollen bomb' warning as levels soar in the UK: Map reveals the areas where hay fever sufferers will be worst hit - so, is your hometown at risk?
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Ryanair's sassy social media account trolls passengers and posts hilarious responses on X
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Herd of animal puppets treks from Africa to Europe in climate action
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Papua New Guinea lifts ban on forest carbon credits
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Double parking, U-turns and more: Study finds risky driving runs rampant at elementary school drop-offs
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Solvent-free method developed to destroy PFAS on spent sorbents
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Penguin feathers reveal mercury contamination in remote Southern Ocean
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Jaw-dropping 3D scan shows a section of a MOUSE BRAIN the size of a grain of sand as no one has EVER seen it before
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Britain's most embarrassing phone faux pas revealed - so, are YOU guilty of any of them?
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European birds with narrow climate tolerance face population declines
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Ancient tools from a South African cave reveal connections between prehistoric people
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Smart delivery tech boosts CRISPR efficiency, restores vision in mice
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Gold nanoclusters reveal magnetic spin's potential role in catalytic efficiency
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Why we need to teach digital literacy in schools
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Stealing credit for co-workers' ideas and work hurts a critical organizational resource: Knowledge
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Wild meat is eaten by millions, but puts billions at risk. How to manage the trade?
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Even a sublethal insecticide dose may disrupt the pollinator mating process
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Freeze-dried exosomes could transform drug delivery and storage
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How windfalls from commodity price booms can come back to bite exporters
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Five deep changes urgently needed for a sustainable world and how to achieve them: UN report
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Cross-sectional area variation as a key factor in pressure wave attenuation in bubbly flows: A theoretical analysis
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Diverse microbial strategies drive soil carbon regulation in paddy fields
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Advanced visual localization and topographic mapping enhance Zhurong rover's Mars exploration
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Shrub diversity is crucial for enhancing forest ecosystem functioning, study finds
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Animals are adapting to coexist with humans. But how?
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