Alien civilizations may only be detectable for a cosmic blink of an eye
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DeePFAS: AI tool advances 'forever chemical' detection
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Revealing the 'carbon hoofprint' of meat consumption for American cities
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Even for elite athletes, the body’s metabolism has its limits
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Hydrothermal plumes as invisible transport pathways for iron
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Tiny AI-powered eye implant helps the blind see again
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iPhone 17 Pro buyers claim Apple's £1,099 smartphone is changing COLOUR - with the orange version turning bright pink
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Distant galaxy A1689-zD1 found to have unusually low dust-to-gas ratio
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Study shows the Paris Agreement is working, but not well enough to offset economic growth
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Chance of 'Storm Melissa' forming in the Atlantic increases as models show three potential paths
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Street lighting and public safety: Researchers evaluate the effect of improved street lighting on crime rates
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New chemical treatment turns deadly arsenic contaminant into a valuable raw material
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Is the global industrial race being measured wrong?
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How nanomedicine and AI are teaming up to tackle neurodegenerative diseases
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COVID Vaccines Appear to Be Boosting Cancer Therapy in a Surprising Side Effect
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The quantum door mystery: Electrons that can't find the exit
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The Juno–Izumo catch bond: How the egg cell and sperm hold together so tightly
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Remember the moon rover? Teams test a possible Artemis version
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How just minutes of running can supercharge your health
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This simple neck measurement might reveal hidden heart risks
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Why plastic bags will be gone from California groceries by the end of 2025
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This common vitamin could cut your skin cancer risk in half
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Global study revises greenhouse gas emissions for tropical inland waters
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Boy or girl? 56% of IVF babies are MALE - and now doctors know the surprising reason why
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Myth busted: Vocal fry isn't just a 'girl thing'
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Extra time off from work as a reward makes people feel more human, research shows
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How this odd-looking animal outsmarted aging
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A once-in-a-generation discovery is transforming a Michigan dairy farm
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Indian-origin scientist Dr Arathyram Ramachandra wins $3 million UK fellowship for battery-free medical implants
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The chip that could cure blindness: 'Pioneering' device the size of a grain of SAND restores reading vision to people with sight-loss
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Beware the eye in the sky! AI traffic cop catches thousands of drivers texting behind the wheel
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Are cancer surgeries removing the body’s secret weapon against cancer?
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85 years of big tree history available in one place for the first time
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Urgent warning to parents as scientists discover a chemical linked to low sperm count, obesity and cancer in baby DUMMIES
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Hybrid metasurface modulates light at low voltages for energy-efficient optics
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'Concorde' set to return - and London to New York flights could be just two hours
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Microscopic DNA 'flowers' could deliver medicine exactly where it's needed
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2D devices have hidden cavities that can modify electronic behavior
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Scientists reveal the best exercise to ease knee arthritis pain
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'Half the internet' goes down after Amazon cloud outage leaving millions unable to use Ring, Alexa, and banking apps - as experts say we 'can't rule out a cyberattack'
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Flood reckoning for Bali on overdevelopment, waste
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Toxic haze chokes Indian capital
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Invisible poison: Airborne mercury from gold mining is contaminating African food crops, study warns
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Your DNA may shape how you use cannabis
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This new iron supplement heals anemia without hurting your gut
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Starwatch: look east to catch the zippy Orionids meteor shower
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The hidden evolution making men’s sperm more dangerous with age
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Glowing sugars show how microbes eat the ocean's carbon
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Top secret military firm confesses to sparking New Jersey drone hysteria that left America on edge
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Is anger in your DNA? Scientists reveal how temper may run in families
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Mystery of the Jesus image that 'leaks myrrh'... and believers claim it miraculously heals the sick
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From dye to detector: Scientists turn herbal extract into milk freshness sensor
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Marriage is hard, but it's even harder when you immigrate together
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As a glacier retreats, a gold mine advances. Why are some locals angry?
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World's carbon dioxide levels hit a record high in 2024: Report
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This powerful drug combo cuts prostate cancer deaths by 40%
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Cancer patients who got a COVID vaccine lived much longer
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Astronomers discover a gigantic bridge of gas connecting two galaxies
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A clue to ancient life? What scientists found inside Mars’ frozen vortex
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Clocking into the internal rhythm of wheat plants
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This tiny laser could transform how we see and sense the world
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Plague on your houses! What your insect infestation says about your home - and what you can do about it
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Does individual climate action distract from the big picture? New research has answers
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Bison's mysterious new behavior foretells major shift across the US
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These 80-year-olds have the memory of 50-year-olds. Scientists finally know why
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Milky Way shows gamma ray excess due to dark matter annihilation, study suggests
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Simplified Sachdev-Ye-Kitaev model simulated on trapped-ion quantum computer
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A hidden gene could triple wheat yields
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Why aren’t more animals hermaphrodites?
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American icon's grim future inside Yellowstone National Park as tourist boom clashes with nature
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