Monumental Roman basin hidden for 2,000 years unearthed near Rome
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Genome advancement puts better Wagyu marbling on the menu
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Sounding the 6,000-year-old shell trumpets of Catalonia
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Spotify posts cryptic video ahead of Spotify Wrapped featuring seven artist-inspired logos - so, can you tell who they refer to?
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Black just got even blacker: Darkest fabric EVER created blocks out 99.87 per cent of light, scientists reveal
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SpaceX launch kicks off busy December on Space Coast
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$20 million project to restore wildlife, expand trails and boost flood protection along San Francisco Bay nears finish
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Chesapeake Bay's storm surge tides can be 47% higher than the open ocean
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Scientists may have found the first evidence of primordial black holes born during the Big Bang - 'if it's real, then it's enormous'
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Kidney lesions discovered in Calgary's urban jackrabbits
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Dead stars aren’t so dead after all: The hidden force inflating white dwarfs
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Structural racism and cultural misunderstanding compound grief for Black British, Black Caribbean communities: Study
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Life Invisible: the fight against superbugs starts in the driest place on Earth
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Social media marketing falls flat as a signal of quality, research finds
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The ozone layer is healing! Hole over Antarctica is at its smallest in 5 YEARS - and scientists say it could soon close for good
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A hidden Antarctic shift unleashed the carbon that warmed the world
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Study suggests flood-driven contamination deepens climate anxiety in vulnerable communities
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Researchers unveil first high-resolution maps of China's forest diversity patterns
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Urban sprawl could deny 220 million people access to clean water by 2050
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Uncovering the principle by which DNA replication initiation sites are determined in the human genome
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Crop pests can develop 'fighter-jet wings' after eating specific mix of corn
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When 'hearing' means 'understanding': The case of the verb kikoyu in pre-modern Japanese
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New state of quantum matter could power future space tech
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AI's impact could worsen gaps between world's rich and poor, a UN report says
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What happens to creams and drugs in space? Behavior of soft matter in weightlessness studied
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Ocean microplastics can drift for years or sink rapidly: Analysis reveals two distinct pathways
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How deforestation turbocharged Indonesia's deadly floods
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AI may be scoring your college essay. Welcome to the new era of admissions
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The growing exotic pet trade drives illegal sales online and a push for tighter rules
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NASA lets you send your name to the Moon: Simple steps to sign up for Artemis II 2026
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New research reveals the hidden organism behind Lake Erie’s toxic blooms
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International Criminal Court cases not fully representing victims of crimes, study warns
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Is AI making us stupid? – podcast
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Dynamic duo of bacteria could change Mars dust into versatile building material for first human colonists
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Doctors are seeing more aggressive breast cancer in younger women than expected
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Scientists discover hidden switch that helps cancer cells survive
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Basic research challenges China's monopoly on rare earth elements
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VIRE: A global data platform to better understand viruses
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Flood disaster prediction using multi-scale deep learning and neuro-fuzzy inference
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Video: HydroGNSS launch highlights
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Elephant seals recognize their rivals from years prior, study finds
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These Seals Remember Their Old Rivals by Voice — Even After a Year at Sea
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Why being single might feel empowering as a woman in your 20s, but not your 30s
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NZ now has a narrow window to stop the Asian yellow-legged hornet—here's how everyone can help
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Fossils reveal anacondas have been giants for over 12 million years
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Paleontologists Discover New Species of Mamenchisaurid Dinosaur
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Rare Anaconda Fossils Prove They Have Always Been Enormous and Outlived Other Prehistoric Giants
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Death and devastation: Why a rare equatorial cyclone and other storms have hit southern Asia so hard
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Factory farming in Africa: Development banks see it as a good idea, but it's bad for the climate
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The missile meant to strike fear in Russia’s enemies fails once again
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Webb Detects Giant Clouds of Helium Leaking from WASP-107b
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Mineral fertilizer, not soil, found to supply most toxic cadmium in wheat grains
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Policy brief offers recommendations to improve environmental risk assessment for pollinators in EU
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6,000-Year-Old Rock Murals in Texas and Mexico Reveal Ancient Beliefs on the Cosmos
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Earliest Known Giant Mackerel Sharks Lived 115 Million Years Ago in Australian Waters
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Netflix quietly makes major change to platform with no warning as fans rage over 'customer hostile' policy
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Do super-Jupiters look like Jupiter? Not necessarily, study shows
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Why are more researchers now screened out of citations leaders' list? A highly cited scientist's view
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Non-timber products have the potential to finance reforestation projects
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Probiotics and prebiotics offer safer alternatives to antibiotics in animal agriculture
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How supplemental feeding boosts reproductive conditions of urban squirrels
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Dogs Given CBD Showed Lower Aggression Over Time, Unlike Dogs That Never Received It
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Are university policies holding science back? Study shows how patenting boosts pure research
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Why did a minor sunspot erupt while a huge one rotated toward Earth’s side
The Times of India
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In Myanmar, illicit rare-earth mining is taking a heavy toll
Ars Technica
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Why your faucet drips: Water jet breakup traced to angstrom-scale thermal capillary waves
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Breaking the heart's barrier to solve drug-resistant TB
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Evidence of rain-driven climate on Mars found in bleached rocks scattered in Jezero crater
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A Strange Zig-Zagging Solar Phenomenon Just Appeared Near Earth
Discover Magazine
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European rocket puts S.Korean satellite in orbit
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