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NASA tests key spacesuit parts inside this icy chamber
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Preparing today to save lives tomorrow: Study finds gaps in British Columbia's extreme heat response plans
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News at a glance: claimed exoplanet life signs, an advance in ultracold microscopy, and slashed funds for U.S. environmental research
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In Vietnam, the health effects of Agent Orange remain uncertain 50 years later
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Vietnam War’s survivors shed light on the long-term tolls of military conflict
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Distinct adipose progenitor cells emerging with age drive active adipogenesis | Science
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A well-connected Earth: The science and conservation of organismal movement | Science
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Emergence and interstate spread of highly pathogenic avian influenza A(H5N1) in dairy cattle in the United States | Science
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Tumor-derived erythropoietin acts as an immunosuppressive switch in cancer immunity | Science
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Hyper-individualistic and focused on worth, the manosphere is a product of neoliberalism
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Chemical recycling turns used silicones into pure building blocks, promising infinite reuse
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How do children learn to read? This literacy expert says 'there are as many ways as there are students'
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What 2,000 years of Chinese history reveals about today's AI-driven technology panic and future of inequality
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Wishcycling: How 'eco-friendly' labels confuse shoppers and make recycling less effective
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How racialized voters are reshaping Canadian politics through digital networks
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A novel concept for a multiplanetary crewed mission to Mars and Ceres
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Spaceship carrying 3 Chinese astronauts docks with Tiangong space station in latest crew rotation
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Identifying salt patches and marsh with field data and machine-learning algorithm
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Seeing lost winters, not just rising temperatures, shakes climate indifference
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Portable Raman analyzer detects hydrogen leaks from a distance
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New solar instrument captures first high-resolution images at world's largest telescope
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80% of Northern Irish women first endured sexist behavior as children
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Quantum sensors tested for next-generation particle physics experiments
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Massive icebergs once roamed off coast of the UK
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Tiny new species of snail named after Picasso
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Integrating exposomics into biomedicine | Science
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Partisan disparities in the use of science in policy | Science
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The variable nature of sex | Science
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Missed connections | Science
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The cellular basis for middle-age spread | Science
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US scientists must stand together | Science
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Reimagining silicone’s life cycle | Science
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Epo-calypse now | Science
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Governance can’t be automated | Science
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Rallying for US science | Science
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Science, not silence: Save US economic growth | Science
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Science of death | Science
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Convergence and consensus | Science
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In Science Journals | Science
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Did the United States commit ‘ecocide’? | Science
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NASA orbiter spots Curiosity rover making tracks to next science stop
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Melting ice could boost north-east Greenland marine environment's productivity
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Underground nuclear test explosions can be hidden within earthquake signals, study suggests
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Plant-based calamari rivals real seafood in texture
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Researcher investigates hydrogel-infused additive manufacturing of ceramics
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High velocity gas-clump in Milky Way neighborhood may be a dark galaxy
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Slowing the spread: Researchers offer recommendations for preventing invasive carp
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Higher wealth taxes equal less philanthropy—experts encourage targeted deductions as potential solution
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Researchers identify two new crocodile species
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Computational approach improves genomic prediction accuracy of agronomically relevant traits
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Beyond the double helix: Alternative DNA conformations in ape genomes
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Bridging political debates: Study shows factual knowledge can actually reduce polarization
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Modular protein adapter technology enables exosome-based precision drug delivery
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Prairie grass shows benefits for sustainable aviation fuel in studies
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Opinion: The biggest losers—how Australians became the world's most enthusiastic gamblers
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Expert investigates representation problem for women in physics
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Q&A: Could self-driving labs lead to a new era of scientific research?
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What we've learned about lone-actor terrorism over the years could help us prevent future attacks
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The ocean can look deceptively calm—until it isn't. Here's what 'hazardous surf' really means
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Tick researchers identify new strain of Rickettsia bacteria that causes spotted fever infections in humans
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NASA's EZIE mission captures 'first light'
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Scythe-jawed hell ant from 113 million years ago is oldest known specimen
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Researchers study risks and rewards of emerging AI technology in communication organizations
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Wild bonobos study reveals that females team up to maintain power in their societies
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Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered is branded 'woke' by angry gamers who claim the game 'forces you to play as a transgender character'
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Study exposes magicians' misconceptions about why their tricks work
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Automation isn't replacing auditors, it's rewriting the job description
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