Image: Technicians ensure James Webb Space Telescope's sunshield survives stresses experienced during liftoff
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Northwestern rocket to launch July 22 to explore 'star stuff'
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'Storm chasers' on Mars searching for dusty secrets
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Image: Mars dust storm
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The influence of plant photosynthetic indices on the effectiveness of PRI use
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CALET succeeds in direct measurements of cosmic ray electron spectrum up to 4.8 TeV
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Low-cost formulas in the manufacturing of non-stick food molds
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A social tool for evaluating the environmental impact of residential buildings
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New training platform for big data analysis
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Targeting headaches and tumors with nano-submarines
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Reconstruction of Arctic Barents-Kara sea ice extent changes over the last millennium
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Scientists develop proteins that self-assemble into supramolecular complexes
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Radiation from smartphones could trigger memory loss in teenagers, new study reveals
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Reversing cause and effect is no trouble for quantum computers
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Mixed mRNA tails act like a shield to delay its shortening
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$1M award for Salk scientist Janelle Ayres, who befriends our microbial enemies
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Why Dogs and Humans Love Each Other More Than Anyone Else
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Experts blast Facebook over its latest content guidelines
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Smart speakers will be joined to the health service website to create a virtual doctor
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The Bechdel Test
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Could solar energy be cheaper than fossil fuels? A new battery could make the technology 95% cheaper
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A physics treasure hidden in a wallpaper pattern
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Scientists answer long-held questions about relaxor ferroelectrics
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The dark side of happiness – Science Weekly podcast
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Scientists identify most pressing issues posed by chemicals in the environment
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Our job as scientists is to find the truth. But we must also be storytellers | Nick Enfield
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Necrow-philia: Shocking study reveals crows sometimes attempt to have sex with DEAD birds
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Volvo-owned startup Terrafugia's flying car prototype will go on sale in 2019
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Traveling to the sun: Why won't Parker Solar Probe melt?
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Cassini mosaics reveal clearest views of Titan
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Walmart may be planning a Netflix-style subscription streaming service
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Trump aims to end automatic protections for some species
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Learning from 'Little Monsters'
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Hawaii businesses seek lava viewing site to reignite tourism
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Rising global meat consumption 'will devastate environment'
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Fruit fly species can learn each other's dialects
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From cradle to grave: Model identifies factors that shaped evolution
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Deep-diving scientists say shallow reefs can't rely on twilight zone systems for recovery
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Rapid cloud clearing phenomenon could provide another piece of climate puzzle
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Chemists characterize the fatal fungus among us
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Aqua Satellite finds a more organized, large Tropical Storm Ampil
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Aircraft campaign to clarify chemistry of wildfire smoke
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Scientists surmount epigenetic barriers to cloning with two-pronged approach
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Monkeys benefit from the nut-cracking abilities of chimpanzees and hogs
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Oil biodegradation inhibited in deep-sea sediments
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China's 'livestock revolution' demands 'new transition'
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Computer model predicts how fracturing metallic glass releases energy at the atomic level
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Weird new fruits could hit aisles soon thanks to gene-editing
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Video: The chemistry of food cooking
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Why Air Conditioning Is a Life-Saver — and a Danger
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Tropical Cyclone Son-Tinh makes landfall and NASA examines its trail of rainfall
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Archaeologists OPEN mystery 9-foot black sarcophagus in Egypt, despite repeated warnings of a CURSE
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Facebook could face huge fines in Ireland
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Most Americans support Endangered Species Act despite increasing efforts to curtail it
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New species of armoured dinosaur discovered in Utah
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Indonesia's 'child' of Krakatoa spews ash and lava
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Future electronic components to be printed like newspapers
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Phages work together to suppress CRISPR bacterial immunity
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In a warming climate, Arctic geese are rushing north
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Complete fly brain imaged at nanoscale resolution
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New insights into plants' conquest of land
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Viruses cooperate to overcome immune defences of bacteria
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How plant breeding technologies could make fruits and vegetables more exciting to eat
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Google parent company Alphabet is bringing its internet-beaming balloons to Kenya next year
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Gmail users at risk of phishing attacks, US intelligence officials warn
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Researchers move closer to completely optical artificial neural network
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Colombia peace deal brings new threat to country's rainforest
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Amazon is worth $900 billion after Prime Day madness
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Scientific procedures involving animals at lowest level since 2010
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3-D X-ray tomography scoops up information about ice cream microstructure
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