Space Coast sees its 13th launch of the year
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During fires, LA burn centers braced for crisis that never came
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Need a workation? Fascinating interactive map created by AI reveals 50,000 digital-nomad-friendly hotels and apartments containing ergonomic chairs and desks
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Urgent warning to Britons as 6.5ft-long SNAKES invade the UK following two 'accidental' introductions
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Bone Appetit! 4 plucky pooches taste the world's first LAB-GROWN dog treats - with hilarious results
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Ancient warriors celebrated victory by eating their enemies' BRAINS, grisly study reveals
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Nanoscale tin catalyst discovery paves way for sustainable CO₂ conversion
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Pair of rare black wolves caught on camera in Polish forest by wildlife researchers
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Euclid telescope captures Einstein ring revealing warping of space
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Euclid discovers a stunning Einstein ring
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Starwatch: look out for Venus blazing brightly in inconspicuous Pisces
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AI can boost economic growth, but it needs to be managed incredibly carefully
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Map wars in the Middle East: How cartographers charted and helped shape a regional conflict
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Current cultural citizens: The importance of creating spaces in art galleries for young people
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Habitat restoration is a long-haul job. Here are three groups that have endured
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Solving the drug solubility problem with silica nanoparticles
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Avian flu suspected in up to 15 bird deaths at New York City zoos
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Britain has a new snake species—should climate change mean it is allowed to stay?
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The fossil skull that rocked the world—the Taung find's complex colonial legacy 100 years later
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66 days to be a calmer parent: ‘I’m sure this will be very easy’
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January smashes heat record, surprising scientists
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Whalesong patterns follow a universal law of human language, new research finds
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Saturday Citations: Cetacean conversations and cataclysmic decimations
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Researchers confirm an exoplanet potentially capable of sustaining life
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NASA’s New, $4 Billion Space Telescope Will Unravel a Great Cosmic Mystery
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Analysis finds flaw in 'Protura-sister' hypothesis: Reassessing early hexapod phylogeny
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Scientists elucidate molecular mechanisms behind dinoflagellate cyst dormancy
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Social media's double-edged sword: Study links both active and passive use to rising loneliness
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Research highlights governance and ecological challenges of mangroves in small islands
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20 years on, biodiversity struggles to take root in restored wetlands across Denmark
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Initiative calls for global collaboration to reconstruct climate of past 100 million years
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Tracking algae species interactions to help predict harmful algae blooms
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Survey reveals Russian views on government spending amid war context
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A new perspective on well-being—consumer agency in immersive service
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Nerve cells optimize energy by controlling mRNA and protein distribution, study finds
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Computational tool maps cell differentiation with precision and efficiency
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Bacterial species study challenges assumption that structural similarity predicts protein behavior
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DNA barcodes and citizen science images map spread of biocontrol agent for control of major invasive shrub
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Soft tissue of a plesiosaur reveals it had scales similar to those of sea turtles
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Consumer awareness boosts demand for low-methane beef, study reveals
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New method maps marine species connectivity for better park design
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Trump slams paper straws, vows 'back to plastic'
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Rare otter 'disappeared' in Kyrgyzstan, experts warn
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Veterinary trainees benefit from embedded counseling, new study reveals
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There could be a supermassive black hole in the Large Magellanic Cloud hurling stars at the Milky Way
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Do Europeans trust science? New survey says 'yes, but...'
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New measure identifies Australia's healthiest places to live
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Robot grippers could be used to remove space debris
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Earth from space: Snow-capped Swiss Alps
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First detection of viral pathogens in chickpea in Germany
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Creating international testing standards for large outdoor fires
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How neighborhood perception affects housing rents: A novel analytical approach
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Some species of baleen whales may avoid attracting killer whales by singing too low to be heard
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Enhanced weathering could transform US agriculture for atmospheric CO₂ removal
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Scratching through negative emotions: Exploring the mind-body connection in Japanese macaques
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Vanadium phosphates enable low-cost pearlescent pigment synthesis
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Optimized nickel particles improve catalyst performance for hydrogenation reactions
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Light-regulated movement patterns of hydrogen-producing green algae could improve photobioreactor design
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Scientists produce first complete genome of a banana slug
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A first in Belgium: Successful bee insemination using frozen semen
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Discovery of unexpected collagen structure shows greater diversity than previously believed
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Fiber image transmission technology for minimally invasive endoscope developed
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Antarctic snow harbors microplastics: New technique uncovers hidden pollution
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Do investment tax breaks work? A new study finds the evidence is 'mixed at best'
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Smaller fields and organic crops can boost pollinator diversity in grasslands
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New DNA research examines predecessors of Red Lady of El Mirón
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Genetic study sheds light on changes that shaped human brain evolution
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How climate extremes fuel droughts and heavy rains
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A stream turns blood red in Argentina, residents blame pollution
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Gaza: Researchers analyze a year of satellite images to map the scale of agricultural destruction
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