Butterflies declined by 22% in just two decades across the US—there are ways you can help save them
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How a 'conspiracy mindset' promotes acceptance of vaccine misinformation, and how to counter it
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Is this why Britain is entering its first 'atheist age'? Scientists say people are BORED by spiritual practices
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Entangled polymers and nanosheets create skin-like, self-healing hydrogel
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High-energy space particles may play a role in initiating lightning flashes
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Insect vision inspires noninvasive method for deep tissue molecular mapping
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Utilizing communication satellites to survey Earth
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Point-of-care test cracks code for cell-free protein detection
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Australians told 'prepare for worst' as tropical cyclone nears
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SpaceX's latest Starship test flight ends with another explosion
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Private lunar lander may have fallen over while touching down near the moon's south pole
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Monarch butterflies wintering in Mexico rebound this year
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SpaceX Starship explodes in second failure for Mars program – video
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SpaceX Test Flight Explodes, Again
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The war on gas stoves: Cooking is MORE toxic than walking down one of Britain's most polluted roads, study claims
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Tornado of piping hot LAVA spotted spinning above erupting US volcano
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Job-seekers perceive female tech entrepreneurs as less competent and warm, which may hinder their hiring ability
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Climate risks: A double-edged sword for digital and low-carbon economies
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Arsenic detoxification: How bacteria and minerals work together
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Are gone-wild grapevines a danger to viticulture?
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From sermons to silent retreats, study shows many people are bored by spiritual practice
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Study reveals seasonal time-lag effects of meteorological factors on extreme precipitation in the Tienshan Mountains
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Study warns of deadly future marine heat waves in East Coast estuaries
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Research challenges circular fashion's economic and environmental claims
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Order to disorder: Scientists take close look at icy surfaces with spectroscopy, simulation and machine learning
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Simple diet switch could dramatically cut risk of cancer death, major study finds
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Nitrogen's dominant role in global organic aerosol absorption revealed
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Runaway stars reveal hidden black hole in Milky Way's nearest neighbor
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Longer product showcases boost individual sales but reduce overall livestream revenue
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Recycling products from the inside out: Scientists tackle plastic pollution
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Super sapphire nanostructures resist scratches, glare, fog and dust
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A pinch of salt can steer colloids for improved water purification and drug delivery
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Machine learning reveals hidden complexities in palladium oxidation, sheds light on catalyst behavior
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Phosphorus doping stabilizes high-energy polymeric nitrogen at ambient pressure
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Novel enzyme breaks down and synthesizes previously unexplored glycans with prebiotic potential
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Fish in the world's hottest reef ecosystem show greater thermal tolerance but lower biodiversity
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Chinese contractors in Belt and Road initiative face greater challenges in democratic countries, study shows
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Here’s What to Know About the Polar Vortex Collapse
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Indigenous languages: The pace of extinction is slower than expected—but still alarming
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Building a resilient trans-European nature network
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Private lunar lander touches down on the moon, but its status is unknown
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'Urban exodus' during COVID-19 pandemic: Migration priorities shifted to connections over work and housing
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Devastating forest loss in Ukraine highlights war's environmental toll
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How often are children genetically unrelated to their presumed fathers?
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News at a glance: Science societies stand up, an asteroid threat fades, and a commercial lunar lander touches down
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Tropical forests in the Americas are changing too slowly to track climate change | Science
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Neonatal fungi promote lifelong metabolic health through macrophage-dependent β cell development | Science
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A subcellular map of translational machinery composition and regulation at the single-molecule level | Science
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Historic manioc genomes illuminate maintenance of diversity under long-lived clonal cultivation | Science
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Macrophage peroxisomes guide alveolar regeneration and limit SARS-CoV-2 tissue sequelae | Science
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G-quadruplex–stalled eukaryotic replisome structure reveals helical inchworm DNA translocation | Science
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Upslope plant species shifts in Mesoamerican cloud forests driven by climate and land use change | Science
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Artificial intelligence speaks up | Science
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Time to count plastics in climate action | Science
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Plants from the planetary past | Science
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Global withdrawal of Sabin oral poliovirus type 2 vaccine in 2016 | Science
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Lung inflammation drives Long Covid | Science
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Sandwiched between flat barriers | Science
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Butterfly populations flutter bye | Science
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Stacking the future of heterogeneous optoelectronics | Science
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Evolving H5N1 receptor specificity | Science
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Ply for a large stroke | Science
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Prepare now for a potential H5N1 pandemic | Science
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Is the air we breathe safe? | Science
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Gas trapped in rocks gives snapshots of ancient atmosphere | Science
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Struggle to shift the pounds? You might have the fat gene! Scientists discover genetic mutation that hardwires you for obesity
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Bacterial 'jumping genes' can target and control chromosome ends
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Controlling electrons in molecules at ultrafast timescales with tailor-made terahertz light pulses
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