Coldplay 'kiss cam' couple WANTED to get caught, psychologist claims
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Ocean nutrient ratios shift, challenging the long-standing Redfield Ratio model
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Curved fault slip captured on CCTV during Myanmar earthquake
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The Colorado River is officially contaminated with invasive zebra mussels: Can the state stop the spread?
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A plan to shoot 450,000 owls—to save a different owl—could be in jeopardy
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New molecule shields mitochondrial DNA from stress-induced degradation
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Water tornado in the laboratory: A simple experiment simulates planet formation
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Living with climate change: How to adapt to rising sea levels and changing rainfall patterns at the North Sea coast
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Flies like it cool: Study reveals evolutionary shifts in temperature preference among drosophila larvae
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Physicists discover aluminum-20, a new three-proton-emitting isotope
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Researchers use AI to discover when different forest birds sing
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Young bats with multiple infections may drive new coronavirus strains in nature
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How AI can enhance early detection of emerging viruses
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'Super alcohol' created in space-like lab reveals cosmic secrets
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The olives in your kitchen cupboard are FAKE: Expert reveals the unsettling truth about black olives sold in UK supermarkets
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Watch the birth of a new PLANET: Incredible images show a distant world sculpting spirals of dust around it
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New Earth-sized exoplanet orbiting nearby star detected
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Cosmic sculptor: Astronomers spot young planet shaping spiral arms in dusty stellar disk
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Boy or girl? Chance of having a son or daughter is NOT 50/50, scientists say
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The tourist invasion of 'Instagram island': Thousands of selfie-hunting holidaymakers pack the narrow streets of Santorini to capture sunset view loved by influencers
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World's first LIVING coffin: Eco-friendly casket is made from mushrooms - and the unusual method is already available in Britain
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Revealed: The 26 new UNESCO World Heritage Sites for 2025 - from a sunken 'Pirate City' to the original Disney Castle
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French petition against return of bee-killing pesticide passes 1mn
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The Arctic is turning GREEN thanks to climate change: Shocking photos snapped in winter reveal widespread snowmelt and blooming vegetation
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ICJ to deliver landmark climate ruling
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Arctic winter reaches melting point: Scientists witness dramatic thaw in Svalbard
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World's major courts take growing role in climate fight
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Ken you solve it? Are you a match for the world’s greatest TV quizzer?
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Starwatch: look out for the Delta Aquariids meteor shower
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The curse of Toumaï: an ancient skull, a disputed femur and a bitter feud over humanity’s origins – podcast
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Scientists uncover hidden bone structures in the skin of Australian monitor lizards
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Teenage diaries from Stalin's Russia reveal boys' struggles with love, famine and Soviet pressure to achieve
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Big Roman shoes discovered near Hadrian's Wall—but they don't necessarily mean big Roman feet
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Incels, misogyny, role models: What England's new relationships and sex education lessons will cover
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Efforts to measure companies' environmental impacts have global effects—here's how to make them more just
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Why the UK's butterflies are booming in 2025
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Astronomers capture the birth of planets around a baby sun outside our solar system
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Eyes in the sky: Using drones to safeguard our forests
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We detected deep pulses beneath Africa—what we learned could help us understand volcanic activity
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Real milk proteins, no cows: Engineered bacteria pave the way for vegan cheese and yogurt
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Restoring sea floor after mining may not be possible, researchers warn
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I went to prison for genetically editing human babies - here's why I'd do it again in a heartbeat
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Hong Kong hit by strong winds, heavy rain as Typhoon Wipha skirts past
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South Korea rain death toll hits 17, with 11 missing
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Rabi-like splitting arises from nonlinear interactions between magnons in synthetic antiferromagnet
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You're washing your towels wrong! Microbiologist reveals how often you should really clean your bath towels - so, are you doing it enough?
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Is this how the world will end? Scientists give terrifying glimpse into the 'Big Crunch' - and reveal the exact date it could happen
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‘A disaster for all of us’: US scientists describe impact of Trump cuts
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Why some 'biodegradable' wet wipes can be terrible for the environment
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Why employees hesitate to disclose mental health concerns—and what employers can do about it
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Why male corporate leaders and billionaires may need financial therapy more than anyone
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Rising seas threaten to swallow one of NZ's oldest settlement sites
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Weird space weather seems to have influenced human behavior on Earth 41,000 years ago
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Rising rocket launches linked to ozone layer thinning
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The beauty of coral reefs is key to their survival—so we came up with a way to measure it
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Saturday Citations: Dogs like TV; mRNA vaccine enhances cancer therapy; old rhyme inaccurate
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Warning as underwater volcano off US West Coast is rocked by 300 earthquakes: 'It could erupt any day'
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Ketchup or brown sauce on a fry-up? Scientists FINALLY settle the debate - as they reveal the formula for the perfect Full English Breakfast
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Dead Sea's salt giants reveal how massive salt deposits form over time
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Machine learning uncovers 10 times more earthquakes in Yellowstone caldera
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US environment agency axes nearly a quarter of workforce
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Myanmar earthquake's fault rupture exceeded seismic wave speeds, offering rare evidence of supershear
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Canada wildfires burn area the size of Croatia
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Revealed: The 2 compliments you should NEVER say to your partner
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Deep life's survival secret: Crustal faulting generates key energy sources, study shows
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Study reveals hidden regulatory roles of 'junk' DNA
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Earthquake swarm at Mount Rainier continues as more than 800 tremors rattle the catastrophic volcano
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AI-assisted sorting, other new technologies could improve plastic recycling
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Researchers explore machine learning to automate early modern text transcription ethically
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iPhone 17 Pro could come in FIVE brand new colours, leaked renders suggest - including one very 'unusual' shade
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