Wolf attacks on California cattle more than double despite state 'strike team'
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Rare-earth tritellurides reveal a hidden ferroaxial order of electronic origin
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Study shows UV light can disable airborne allergens within 30 minutes
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Want to get the new iPhone 17? You could be waiting a while! Apple quietly delays its delivery dates by up to 4 WEEKS in the UK
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Beneath 300 kilometers: Scientists find first natural evidence of nickel-rich alloys deep in mantle
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Climate goals and fossil fuel plans don't add up, experts say
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Thousands evacuated in Philippines as super typhoon nears land
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Say goodbye to summer! Autumn officially begins TONIGHT as the sun shines directly above the equator - making day and night equal in length
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Starwatch: find a clear southern horizon to view moon’s Antares conjunction
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Science journalists as brokers of trust
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Amateur astronomers help track asteroid to French impact site
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Instant ramen: A short history of a long noodle
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Evacuations in Philippines, Taiwan as super typhoon nears
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Mixing neutrinos of colliding neutron stars changes how merger unfolds, simulations reveal
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Study follows planetary nebula through 130 years of evolution
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From tattoos to plastic bottles, here's how society assigns moral values to everyday things
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Inside China's secretive lab rewriting our understanding of the UNIVERSE: $300 million detector 2,300ft underground is being used to sniff out mysterious ghost particles
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About 1% of people don't have sex. New research shows it may be partly genetic
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Smoke-dried bodies could be world's 'oldest mummies': Study
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Reversing Antarctic sea ice loss depends on ocean layering, study finds
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Revealed: The sinister reason why dogs lick their paws - and it's not because they're bored
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Sri Lanka tries to hook anglers on invasive fish species
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The Sonos Arc Ultra, tested and reviewed: Arguably the best all-in-one premium soundbar for movies and shows
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Why America still needs public schools
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Webb discovers 'The Cliff' object that could solve red dot mystery
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Climate change is fast shrinking the world's largest inland sea
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Make like a spacecraft and fly through Gaia's 3D map of stellar nurseries
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17-million-year-old fossil of large extinct songbird discovered in Australia
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Hybridization of interlayer excitons in bilayer semiconductor hints at many-body state
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Saturday Citations: Exercise weight loss explained; chimpanzees like alcohol; auditing quantum computers
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Painting stripes on cows to lizards' pizza pick: Ig Nobel winners
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El Niño brings more intense rain to India's wettest regions
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A tiny cow bone whistle may have been used by ancient Egyptian 'police'
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Britain's secret rocky past: Scientists find proof a huge asteroid smashed into the Yorkshire coast 43 million years ago
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Should you recline your airplane seat or stay upright? Scientists reveal the best position to sleep in the sky - and why you should NEVER snooze on the tray table
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New method for making graphene turns defects into improvements
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International treaty protecting world's oceans to take effect
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UN chief warns 1.5C warming goal at risk of 'collapsing'
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New approach improves accuracy of quantum chemistry simulations using machine learning
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New research links hurricane size surges to local ocean temperature spikes
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Flesh-eating bacteria kills 5th person this year in Louisiana
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How a plant hormone helps roots bend and grow downward toward gravity
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Does hurrying kill niceness? Not for everyone
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World's smallest marine dolphins can perform underwater barrel rolls
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Molecular movement speed determines whether cell membranes bind to biomaterials, study finds
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Grazing cattle at low intensities could sustain biodiversity on modern farms
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Bundled climate solutions for better production: Scientists listen to West African farmers
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From the Atlantic to Asia: How an ocean thousands of miles away dictates rainfall on the Tibetan Plateau
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Quakes can reshape rivers and raise flood risks
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Neutron detector mobilizes muons for nuclear, quantum material
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From bud to branch: How buds communicate to shape plant architecture
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How researchers tracked the biggest hidden sources of forever chemical pollution in UK rivers
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Boron replaces metal by forming complexes with olefins, reducing toxicity and cost
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New NASA mission to reveal Earth's invisible 'halo'
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A volcano or a meteorite? New evidence sheds light on puzzling discovery in Greenland's ice sheet
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Researchers are first to image directional atomic vibrations
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Call for better monitoring and mitigation of offshore wind turbines
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In Nepal, scientists and spiritual leaders honor a dying glacier
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LEDs shed light on efficient tomato cultivation
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Ecologists document two new species of bass
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Sexless adults have these surprising traits, according to scientists
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Themis stands on the launch pad, fully assembled
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Brazilian research network generates 0.66% of national GDP, study shows
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Controlling electron interference in time with chirped laser pulses
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Scientists reveal process of gas accretion in massive star formation
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How synapses stick together: Scientists discover brain protein gephyrin forms flexible filaments
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Novel hydrothermal system links two seabed phenomena
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Bling, not brawn, gives some animals the edge in the mating game
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Electrochemistry enables upcycling of polymer waste into high-performance materials
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A society built on scent: How ants maintain a one-to-one match between neurons and odor receptors
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