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NASA's dust shield successfully repels lunar regolith on moon
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Scientists hope a newly discovered flower will return after rain in West Texas
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How the open science movement tackles scientific misconduct
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Psychologists call for education reform to address school anxiety
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NASA's Curiosity rover has found the longest chain carbon molecules yet on Mars
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Three-site Kitaev chain enhances stability of Majorana zero modes
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Researcher finds insights into social media, activism and journalism by exploring unrest in Egypt
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Paleo-flood records reveal ancient deluges that dwarf modern 'unprecedented' events
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Childhood hardships affect emotions later in life
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Chance discovery improves stability of bioelectronic material used in medical implants, computing and biosensors
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Femur bone density loss in mice aboard the ISS sheds light on space travel challenges
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Snapshot of Antarctica's past helps predict future climate
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PFAS from fluorochemical plant found in dust of nearby homes
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Unlocking the mechanics of life: Enzymes as soft, programmable nanobots
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Defect removal technique paves the way for faster, low-power semiconductors
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New research refines ice-flow physics to predict glacier movement
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Microplastics found in the reproductive system of sea turtles
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New AI models enhance protein data analysis for medical research
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Researchers propose a simple magnetic switch using altermagnets
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Jets from powerful black holes can point astronomers toward where to look for life in the universe
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Bird flu could be on the cusp of transmitting between humans—but there are ways to slow down viral evolution
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The Panama Canal's other conflict: Water security for the population and the global economy
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How viruses blur the boundaries of life
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West Africa's hazardous winds: Harmattan carries more than dust—it also spreads disease
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Dark matter could make planets spin faster
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School phone ban one year on: Our student survey reveals mixed feelings about its success
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Brisbane 2032 is no longer legally bound to be 'climate positive.' Will it still leave a green legacy?
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School principals speak about stress, violence and abuse in their jobs
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Some Gen Zs are taking a 'micro-retirement.' It's one way to address burnout—but it comes with risks
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Scientists uncover novel immune mechanism of wheat tandem kinase
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Scientists are baffled after discovering a bizarre rock on Mars that's like NOTHING they've ever seen
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Applying a magnetic field to rod-like viruses induces them to form disks of tunable shape and size
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Time-resolved photoluminescence unlocks nanoscale insights into surface-modified metal oxide semiconductors
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Can YOU tell what these toddlers are thinking? Scientists reveal what 7 common gestures at the dinner table really mean - so, can you decode them?
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City trees respond to higher temperatures differently than those in forests, potentially masking climate impacts
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Urgent warning as 1.5 MILLION private photos are leaked from BDSM dating apps - so, have your sexy snaps been exposed?
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Young people believe in democracy but fear for its future in UK, finds survey of youth opinion
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A delicate balancing act determines how many genome gateways form in cells
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Perceived impacts of psychedelics on sexuality and intimacy explored in study
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Mind the seismic gap: Understanding earthquake types in Guerrero, Mexico
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Curing fashion's reliance on leather with an eco-friendly plant-based alternative
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Horses, donkeys and zebras have adaptations that break normal genomic rules
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Simulation shows trawling and dredging impact the processes behind natural ocean alkalinity production
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The real-life Day After Tomorrow? Key ocean current is at risk of COLLAPSING this century because of climate change, scientists warn
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Fossil fuels drive climate, health and biodiversity crises, scientists warn
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Nanomechanical gas sensor arrays: A step toward smarter, safer food and environments
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Thinner Arctic sea ice may affect the AMOC, say scientists
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Machine learning model uses host characteristics and virus genetics to predict potential reservoirs
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Seeping groundwater can be a hidden source of greenhouse gases
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Dead trees keep surprisingly large amounts of carbon out of atmosphere
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New simulation of life on Earth reveals hidden diversity of undiscovered species
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Revealed: The UK airports most likely to lose your luggage and cancel flights...and the one that ranks a near-perfect score for customer experience
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Plesiosaur discovery sheds light on early Jurassic evolution and plausible endemism
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Could convection in the crust explain Venus's many volcanoes?
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Melnick 39 is a colliding-wind binary system, observations find
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Oceanographers investigate southern Brazil's catastrophic flooding
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California suspends environmental laws to speed rebuilding of utilities after LA fires
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Bioengineered red yeast turns wood waste into a valuable fatty acid
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Longtime Osceola whooping crane sent away, leaving only 4 in Florida
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Eye in the sky: California spending $100M to track methane emissions with satellites
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Scientists discover 'potential breakthrough' in protecting salmon from urban killer
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The fascinating reason you forget what you're doing when you walk into a room - it doesn't mean you have dementia
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People are only just realising the sinister meaning behind popular 'eight ball' emoji as parents sent warning
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Surfer is left 'battling PTSD' after being attacked by a deranged SEA LION - as scientists reveal the chilling motive behind the attack
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Terrifying images reveal what microplastics can do to your body - including weight gain, hair thinning, and eczema-like rashes
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The key sign that US volcano is about to erupt: Scientists on high alert after spotting a huge steam plume rising from Mount Spurr
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SpaceX to launch private astronauts on first crewed polar orbit
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'She loves me, she loves me not': Physical forces encouraged evolution of multicellular life, scientists propose
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The hidden superconducting state in NbSe₂: Shedding layers and gaining insights
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