Early Triassic sediments reveal Earth's hidden wildfire past
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A 12,000-Year-Old Figurine Shows the Earliest Human–Animal Interaction Ever Found
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A Math Equation May Help Solve the Neanderthal Extinction Mystery
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Early Long-Necked Marine Reptile Unearthed in China
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Researchers Identify Gene Responsible for Bud Size in Tea Plant
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Our Solar System is Moving More Than Three Times Faster than Expected
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55-Million-Year-Old Eggshells Related to Croc That Dropped from Trees
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UCLA faculty gets big win in suit against Trump’s university attacks
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Other ATLAS Comet Appears Fragmented After Close Encounter with The Sun
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Valar Atomics Says It’s the First Nuclear Startup to Achieve Criticality
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How the 'Queen of the night' flower rapidly produces its iconic scent
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Green-synthesized zinc oxide nanoparticles from desert plants show broad antimicrobial activity
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First complete record of global underground CO₂ storage released
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Asteroid 2024 YR4 was Earth's first real-life defense test
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Cohesion, charging and chaos on the lunar surface
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Balloon telescope captures new details of matter swirling around black holes
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Mother of all data breaches sees 1.3 BILLION passwords exposed... check if yours is compromised
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Sugar transporters found to boost aminoglycoside antibiotic entry into bacteria
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From artificial organs to advanced batteries: A breakthrough 3D-printable polymer
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Traditional Hawaiian fishponds help shield fish from climate change impacts
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Study finds Marion County Record raid created 'shared press distress' among fellow journalists
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Open-access tool navigates expanding world of metal–organic frameworks for easier discovery
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Delaying net zero may mean centuries of hotter, longer, more frequent heat waves
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Sea urchin mass mortality events: Studies identify primary drivers
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Enduring patterns in world's languages: One-third of grammatical 'universals' stand up to rigorous testing
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Prescribed burning helps store forest carbon in big fire-resistant trees, long-term Sierra Nevada study shows
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Small changes in turnout could substantially alter election results in the UK in the future, study warns
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Astronomers reveal flat 'Diamond Ring' in Cygnus X is a burst bubble remnant
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Unravelling the mystery of the earliest life on Earth: Scientists uncover fresh chemical evidence of microbes in rocks more than 3.3 BILLION years old
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Lethal aggression among chimpanzees tied to larger territories and higher infant survival
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Lethal dose of plastics for ocean wildlife: Surprisingly small amounts can kill seabirds, sea turtles and marine mammals
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Fake survey answers from AI could quietly sway election predictions
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The woman and the goose: A 12,000-year-old glimpse into prehistoric belief
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From warriors to healers: Muscle stem cell signal redirects macrophages toward tadpole tail regeneration
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Earth's earliest life 3.3 billion years ago revealed by faint biosignatures
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Medieval communities boosted biodiversity around Lake Constance for centuries, study reveals
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A clay figurine unveils a storytelling shift from 12,000 years ago
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Iron-sulfur cluster found essential for proper ribosome assembly in cells
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Wastewater from 47 countries often suppresses resistant bacteria, challenging common assumptions
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Beyond the usual suspect: Nitrogen feeds algae blooms, researchers find
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Equatorial reefs may act as refugia for corals during marine heat waves
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Key corn protein linked to stronger, longer-lasting seed
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Omo-Turkana Basin fossil catalog helps piece together early hominin record
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Scientists map genetic distribution of maerl-forming algae across south-west Britain
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CIA mind-control project 'programmed Trump shooter', congressman claims
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New computational tool helps scientists interpret complex single-cell data
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NASA, SpaceX launch US–European satellite to monitor Earth's oceans
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Worries about climate change are waning in many well-off nations—but growing in Turkey, Brazil and India
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Seven in ten people think the papers regularly publish false information
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Porcine reproductive and respiratory syndrome virus vaccine effectiveness linked to T cell response
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California beaches are holding steady or gaining width, showing more resilience than expected
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Mysterious 1,500-year-old Christian mosaic reveals lost biblical secrets
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Severe floods cut global rice yields, threatening food security for billions
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Ultracold potassium-cesium molecules assembled in absolute ground state
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Interface-driven catalyst design combines clean hydrogen production and urea conversion
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Molecular switch helps cancer cells survive harsh conditions
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How adding plants to your driveway could reduce winter flood risks
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A wolf raided a crab trap. Was it tool use or just canine cunning?
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Autistic dogs? Neurodiversity in our pets and what it might mean for us
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G20 and the civil society elite: Spectacle instead of meaningful action
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Most colleges score low on helping students of all faiths, or none, develop a sense of belonging
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Why people trust influencers more than brands, and what that means for the future of marketing
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Child-care affordability is coming at the expense of equity, and it's time governments acted
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Retailers are quietly changing their return policies. Here's why you should be on the lookout this Black Friday
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Fish farming is booming in Lake Victoria, but pollution and disease are wiping out millions. How to reduce losses
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Student cheating dominates talk of generative AI in higher ed, but universities and companies face ethical issues
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Reduced air pollution is making clouds reflect less sunlight
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A microbial blueprint for climate-smart cows
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More than a quarter of the world has NEVER used the internet: Shocking report reveals how 2.2 billion people remain offline
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New monitor now operational in the Large Hadron Collider
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