Earth’s early oceans hid the secret rise of complex life
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60,000 African penguins died: Study finds shocking truth behind the mass die off
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DNA confirms modern Bo people are descendants of ancient Hanging Coffin culture
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Scientists find hidden layers in brain’s memory center
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Emotion, Attention, Overstimulation: Massive meta-study reveals how TikTok, Shorts, and Reels are rewiring your brain
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Climate change threatens Europe's remaining peatlands, study shows
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Joe Rogan predicts what will spark the Second Coming of Jesus
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Mystery of Chernobyl's BLUE wild dogs solved: The infuriatingly obvious real reason canines changed color
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A massive, Chinese-backed port could push the Amazon Rainforest over the edge
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Why Tehran Is Running Out of Water
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Ghostwriters, polo shirts, and the fall of a landmark pesticide study
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You're playing Monopoly WRONG: Board game expert reveals the 5 made-up rules that aren't in the official rule-book - including receiving money if you land on Free Parking
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Bigger isn't always better! Scientists reveal why mini festive foods taste better than full-sized versions - including mince pies, sliders, and pigs in blankets
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SPHERE’s stunning space images reveal where new planets are forming
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The “impossible” LED breakthrough that changes everything
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A mysterious black snake hidden for centuries is now named for Steve Irwin
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How many spiders and pseudoscorpions does it take to make one of the world’s greatest taxonomists?
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Afraid of Nature? You May Be One of the Many People Around the World With Biophobia
Discover Magazine
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Axolotls Can Regrow a Key Organ From Scratch, Allowing Immune Cells to Fight Infections
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A Tiny Dinosaur Swallowed Too Many Stones, Died — and Left Behind a 120-Million-Year Mystery
Discover Magazine
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AI can dramatically speed up digitizing natural history collections
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Hubble Takes New Look at Interstellar Comet 3I/ATLAS
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New Moby Dick-like termite species discovered
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Spain not ruling out lab leak as cause of swine fever outbreak
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A Hidden Molecular Clock in Maggots Could Transform Forensic Time-of-Death Estimates
Discover Magazine
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Alkaline-loving microbes could help safeguard nuclear waste buried deep underground for thousands of years
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Free radicals caught in the act with slow spectroscopy
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Programmable CRISPR platform can reduce stem cell differentiation from months to weeks
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The spread of AI in UK journalism comes with reservations
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Study reveals key psychological barriers to game meat consumption in Japan
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Close-up images show how stars explode in real time
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Microplastics in oceans may distort carbon cycle understanding
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A CDC panel has struck down universal newborn hepatitis B vaccination
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Rare set of varied factors triggered Black Death
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Copper-64 isotope made easier: Recoil chemistry could lower medical imaging costs
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Rydberg-atom detector conquers a new spectral frontier
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Birds shift to higher mountain elevations in Europe as climate warms
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Ultrafast, highly reversible sodium storage in engineered hard carbon achieved
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New deep-sea species discovered during mining test
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AI in the classroom: Research focuses on technology rather than the needs of young people
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An adolescent growth spurt in young stars helps giant planets form
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Extreme engineering: Unlocking design secrets of deep-sea microbes
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Chameleon-like nanomaterial can adapt its color to mechanical strain
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Using video games to get kids interested in learning
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Unravelling the mystery of the giant 'scar' that cuts across Scotland: Scientists gain access to a 'once in a lifetime' core from the Great Glen Fault
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The hexatic phase: Ultra-thin 2D materials in a state between solid and liquid observed for the first time
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How orbital satellite megaconstellations could change astronomy forever
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Dust Devils on Mars Crackle and Pop with Electricity, Showing How Sparks Fly in Martian Storms
Discover Magazine
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Big Neandertal noses weren’t made for cold
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Decoding dark matter's imprint on black-hole gravitational waves
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X-ray spikes reveal electron beam size
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A massive Bronze Age city hidden for 3,500 years just surfaced
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Mysterious fire erupts at Roswell site linked to 1947 UFO crash
Mail Online
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Shaping quantum light unlocks new possibilities for future technologies
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Revealed: The key sign that indicates a woman might be a PSYCHOPATH
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Rice enzyme OsPLC4 triggers Ca²⁺ and ROS bursts to drive ferroptotic cell death in immune response
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Yeast cell factory converts methanol into L-lactate for biodegradable plastics
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Penguins queue in Paris zoo for their bird flu jabs
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Physicists provide key mass data for determining X-ray burst reaction rate
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Probing the existence of a fifth force via neutron star cooling
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Extremely rare 'dinosaur mummy' makes its way to Minnesota for study
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Ice Volcanoes Are Erupting on 3I/ATLAS, New Images Suggest
VICE
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Next gen cancer drug shows surprising anti aging power
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Scientists reveal a powerful heart boost hidden in everyday foods
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The fossil bird that choked to death on rocks, and no one knows why
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Is There a Benefit to Having Neanderthal DNA in the Human Genome?
Discover Magazine
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How male seahorses tap into their mothering side
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Sibling roles change when a parent dies, study finds
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Visual system of butterflies changes with seasons, research reveals
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Human-cat friendship started much later than you think
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