Big quakes in lower North Island 'clustered' in time, study shows
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Ultrafast X-ray laser tracks the motion of a single electron during a chemical reaction
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Outrigger system traces brightest-ever radio burst to a nearby galaxy's single spiral arm
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Learning from punishment: Model makes sense of the cognitive processes humans use
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Photonic origami folds glass into microscopic 3D optical devices
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Nanobody scaffolds enable cryo-EM imaging of smallest protein structure yet
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One catalyst, two reactions: Multiple reaction steps now possible in one vessel using inexpensive cerium
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Scientists discover how heat 'awakens' carbon food source for deep Earth biosphere
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Gene sequencing uncovers differences in wild and domesticated crops
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Scientists confirm there are FOUR distinct species of giraffe, not just one - so, can you spot the difference?
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Urgent need to restrict unhealthy marketing to children
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Study maps New Zealand's residential carbon emissions
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Rare pygmy whale swallows plastic bag and dies on Honduras coast
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Tissue origami: Using light to study and control tissue folding
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How Giraffatitan moved its massive tail: 3D reconstructions provide biomechanical insight
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What happened before the Big Bang? Computational method may provide answers
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Deep learning automates defect detection in 2D materials
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Nanodroplets could speed up the search for new medicine
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Nanodroplets could speed up the search for new medicine
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Lead-resistant lizards in New Orleans could hold clues to combating lead poisoning
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YSO-G29: Astronomers probe the nature of a massive young stellar object
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Hurricane Erin surges north: Millions warned of threat to life from Virginia to New York
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Block Island bird study reveals some good news for the island's migrating songbirds
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Nostalgia is an asset in company acquisitions: Research challenges conventional wisdom about emotions
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Two different types of asteroids may actually share same origin story
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Inside the perilous journey of a familiar Northwest summer bird
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At Mono Lake, visitors witness the stark toll of LA's water use
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Giant cows hunted to extinction in 1627. Now, their ancestor is making comeback
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'Well-known' billionaire is planning a secret trip to the Titanic wreckage - two years after the OceanGate disaster
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Is YOUR hometown at risk? Terrifying interactive map reveals the towns and cities that could be plunged UNDERWATER if the West Antarctic Ice Sheet collapses
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Ibex motif linked to fertility and celestial symbolism in ancient Near East art
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Regenerative agriculture highlighted as a transformative approach to ecological farming and soil recovery
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Spacecraft design gets a boost with new origami flower-like patterns
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Scientists are baffled to discover a SLOWDOWN in melting of Arctic sea ice - despite global warming
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The tooth that solves the Stonehenge mystery after 5,000 years: Scientists uncover new evidence about how the stones were transported there
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Analysis suggests the most likely places to detect signals from an extraterrestrial intelligence
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'Rosetta stone' of code allows scientists to run core quantum computing operations
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Asia steps into the global carbon cycle conversation
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Surging tourism is polluting Antarctica, scientists warn
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Students face new cellphone restrictions in 17 states as school year begins
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A 2022 Pacific volcano eruption made a deep dive into Alaska
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New formula improves accuracy of particle concentration measurements in diverse samples
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Threat from massive western Canada wildfire eases
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Plastics: All around us and inside us
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How climate change is making Europe's fish move to new waters
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Ozone will warm planet more than first thought, study finds
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Urgent warning to Brits as experts reveal thousands of ALARMS used by the elderly are about to stop working - do YOU need to take action?
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Individuals should be held to account for environmental damage, say experts
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Fury as Spirit Airlines sends a packed passenger jet THROUGH Hurricane Erin
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XRISM reveals slow-moving hot gas near black hole during faint X-ray phase
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Cost-effective method developed for high-entropy alloy film production
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Astronomers combine X-ray and radio data to map pulsar 'hand' nebula
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Swimming in the Seine: An old pastime resurfaces in the age of global warming
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Ceres may have had long-standing energy to fuel habitability
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Urban civilization rose on the back of tides in Southern Mesopotamia
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Microbial carbon use efficiency rises after abrupt permafrost thaw, study finds
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Model carrier microparticles for inhaled medicines developed with high-precision 3D laser printing
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Somatic and germline mutation rates covary linearly across ciliates and mammals, study finds
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Streams of gas might lead to the rapid formation of high-mass stars
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Heat-styling hair care products release billions of nanoparticles that can accumulate in lungs, engineers find
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Simple additive method leads to record-setting perovskite laser performance
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A universal rhythm guides how we speak: Global analysis reveals 1.6-second 'intonation units'
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Neutrino astronomers set biggest traps ever for messengers from cosmic accelerators
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Scientists program cells to create biological qubit in multidisciplinary research
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A new online tool can help streamline mineral identification
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Neolithic agriculture's slow spread: Study shows hunter-gatherers and farmers coexisted and gradually interbred
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Tortoise hatchlings born of century-old parents come out of their shells at Philadelphia Zoo
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World's most secretive jet spotted over Area 51
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Unethical medical research under National Socialism: Researchers publish database for science and remembrance
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Why most Channel Islands foxes evolved proportionally larger brains than their mainland cousins
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