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NASA sounding rocket technology could enable simultaneous, multi-point measurements—first-ever capability
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Assigning workers to new networks boosts sustainability
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Scientists unwind mystery behind DNA replication
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How aerosols affect our climate
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Blanket of light may give better quantum computers
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Stranded whales detected from space
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Ancient stars shed light on Earth's similarities to other planets
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Newly discovered microbes band together, 'flip out'
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Lessons from Ridgecrest earthquake sequence
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Weaving quantum processors out of laser light
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Mapping global biodiversity change
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How roots grow hair
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Scientists discover new species of wasp-mimicking praying mantis
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Paleontologists discover complete Saurornitholestes langstoni specimen
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Spiral arms in a young accretion disk around a baby star
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TIME’s Award-Winning Year in Space Documentary Is Now Available On Netflix
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Near-Earth asteroids spectroscopic survey at the Isaac Newton telescope
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What happens under the Yellowstone volcano?
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Dark matter tugs the most massive spiral galaxies to breakneck speeds
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Future flash drought will increase over humid regions
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Double layer of graphene helps to control spin currents
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Dog owner told to put down beloved pooch claims he recovered in 48 HOURS after she gave him CBD oil
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Arthropod fossils dating back 500million years show the creatures died in an orderly line
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Ants protect plants from diseases by leaking antibiotics out of their legs and bodies
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Ending poverty will take greater focus on people living with it, researcher finds
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Bosses face more discrimination if they are women – from employees of any gender
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Controlling ion recognition in reactive host-guest systems
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Efficient synthesis of ginkgo compound could lead to new drugs, 'green' insecticides
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Breaking water molecules apart to generate clean fuel: Investigating a promising material
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Discovery leads to ultrasensistive way to measure light
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Chasing nanoplastics
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Nature-based solutions should be first line of defense against weather- and climate-related natural hazards
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Study: Racism shortens lives and hurts health of blacks by promoting genes that lead to inflammation and illness
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Data milestone achieved in variable star repository
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Reducing open-circuit voltage loss in organic solar cells
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HiRISE views NASA's InSight and Curiosity on Mars
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Gold exploration with 3-D controlled-source electromagnetic method
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A highly alkaline-stable Co3O4@Co-MOF composite for high-performance electrochemical energy storage
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Ultrafast particle interactions could make quantum information devices feasible
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Researchers observe metal to metal oxide progression
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Computer models show clear advantages in new types of wind turbines
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Tailings dumped into Portman Bay continue to release metals into the sea 25 years later
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Is healthcare the new 'manufacturing' when it comes to good jobs?
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We must go beyond singular responses in the fight against child poverty
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Research group suggests major changes for UK to reach net zero carbon emissions by 2050
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A new theory to explain how the dunes on Titan formed
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Bosses who think only about the bottom line may invite unethical behavior
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Parental gender attitudes associated with Japanese girls' reduced university participation
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The 2016 election did not increase political polarization
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Stormy cluster weather could unleash black hole power and explain lack of cosmic cooling
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Why white married women are more likely to vote for conservative parties
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Cities can learn from how Los Angeles is starting to address homelessness
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A new approach to tackle superbugs
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Researchers develop biorenewable, biodegradable plastics
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Double aromatic rings stabilize multications
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New technique enables the fast and cheap manufacturing of high-performance circuits
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SUPERB survey detects new slowly-spinning radio pulsar
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Bio-circuitry mimics synapses and neurons in a step toward sensory computing
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Scientists discover fractal patterns in a quantum material
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To Protect the Amazon Rainforest and Beyond, We Must Start in the Andes
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Roman chariot and horse fossils are unearthed in Croatia after being buried together
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Hubble telescope captures the best photo yet of the interstellar comet Borisov
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Society's tendency to denigrate kids these days is a 'memory tic,' says cognitive scientist
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Virgin Galactic unveils commercial space suits
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Development dilemma as eastern Greenland eyes tourism boost
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California earthquake alerts to become available statewide
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Information theory as a forensics tool for investigating climate mysteries
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Unnatural Selection: the eye-opening Netflix docuseries on gene editing
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O2 launches 5G internet in six UK towns and cities
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