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Spacemen on the way to Mars will have to wear swimming goggles... to save their sight
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Hoard of more than 550 rare gold and silver 14th century coins are worth an estimated £150,000
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Crusaders married local women, had families and their sons fell in battle
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A history of the Crusades, as told by crusaders' DNA
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Studies identify mechanism key to removal of protein aggregates from cells
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Flies smell through a Gore-Tex system
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Perfectly preserved 12th-century 'Viking-style' ship discovered in a German port
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It's Lyrid season: One of the oldest recorded meteor showers will streak across skies on April 22
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Groundbreaking Indian Ocean science mission reaches an end
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Video: Is it really 'dry clean only'?
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Worldwide study reveals air pollution link to unborn baby growth
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The quest to save the banana from extinction
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Living room conservation: Gaming and virtual reality for insect and ecosystem conservation
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Multistep self-assembly opens door to new reconfigurable materials
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Turning an old enemy into a helpful friend
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Light and peptides: New method diversifies natural building blocks of life
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Going to the beach this Easter? Here are four ways we're not being properly protected from jellyfish
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Researchers hunt for 17th century 'witch bottles'
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Stunningly clear aerial image of the UK taken by NASA astronauts
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New study finds family violence is often poorly understood in faith communities
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The potential of flexible OLEDs as an innovative surface material
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The Cerrado once connected the Andes with the Atlantic Rainforest
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Lab-to-market study explores success
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Maori loanwords in NZ English are less about meaning, more about identity
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Making a fast ion transporter
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Amazonian soils mapped using indicator species
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New automated biological sample analysis systems to accelerate disease detection
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Genome analysis shows common origin of Pskov, Novgorod and Yakutia populations
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New study shows people used natural dyes to color their clothing thousands of years ago
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Not now, not ever: Working with domestic violence
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The secret to a stable society? A steady supply of beer doesn't hurt
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Green material for refrigeration identified
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Kakapow! Rare world's fattest parrot has record breeding season
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Scientists unearth 220 million-year-old dinosaur fossils in Argentina
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Fossils found in museum drawer in Kenya belong to gigantic carnivore
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How bacteria build an enzyme that destroys climate-changing laughing gas
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Britain's earliest ever BUNNY lived in 1AD and was found buried at a Roman palace in Sussex
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Glowing millipede genitalia help scientists tell species apart
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How to identify a body: the Marchioness disaster and my life in forensic pathology
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A stargazers’ guide to getting the most out of a light-polluted city sky
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Study shows female managers don't mean higher pay for women
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Researchers develop new platform that recreates cancer in a dish to quickly determine the best bacterial therapy
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Researchers improve method to recycle and renew used cathodes from lithium-ion batteries
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Earth from Space review – hold on to your tinfoil hats!
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Entrepreneurs emerge as a force in Europe's refugee emergency
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These beetles have successfully freeloaded for 100 million years
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Prehistoric URINE reveals Neolithic people made the switch from hunting to herding 10,000 years ago
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Switch from hunting to herding recorded in ancient pee
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Meet Gobihadros, a new species of Mongolian hadrosaur
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Funerary customs, diet, and social behavior in a pre-Roman Italian Celtic community
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Life-threatening foot disease found in endangered huemul deer in Chile
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Scientists Restore Some Brain Activity in Recently Slaughtered Pigs
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We could soon have ROBOTS cleaning our messy bedrooms
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FrankenSWINE? Scientists bring some functions in a pig's BRAIN ‘back to life’
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Plants and microbes shape global biomes through local underground alliances
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Highly charged particles in thunderclouds aren't all released at the same time
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CRISPR base editors can induce wide-ranging off-target RNA edits
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Fish that outlived dinosaurs reveals secrets of ancient skull evolution
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Researchers 'reboot' pig brains hours after animals died
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Bootleggers beware! FCC warns streaming through unauthorized devices could result in $150,000 FINES
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Electric Vehicles Enjoy Lower Emissions, Regardless of Energy Source
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Is one toe really better than three? How horse' legs evolved for travel rather than speed
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Features that make lizards sexy are resilient to stress
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New deep-learning approach predicts protein structure from amino acid sequence
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Improving quantum computers
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Biosensor 'bandage' collects and analyzes sweat
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How the social lives of animals should form part of our conservation culture
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Invasive plant found in California threatens to spread across Southwest
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Asian elephant outlives stegodon—advantage due to diverse diet
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