The secret stories of trees are written in the knots and swirls of your floorboards. An expert explains how to read them
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What has Webb taught us about rocky exoplanets so far?
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New study assesses ecological and social vulnerabilities in Yarlung Tsangpo river basin
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Want to thrive in your 30s? Study says education and service in your 20s are key
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Scientists repurpose old solar panels to convert CO₂ exhaust into valuable chemicals
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Researchers find distinct variability patterns in jetted active galactic nuclei
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Game of Bones! Study reveals dogs' favourite TV programmes
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The cricket ick factor: Sustainability not a selling point for bug-based snacks
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Dogs' TV viewing habits vary by personality
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New microscopy technique achieves 1-nanometer resolution for atomic-scale imaging
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Astronomers map tangled, supersonic filaments in distant interstellar gas cloud
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Weaker Atlantic currents bring more oxygen to tropical ocean's shallow depths
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How a triatomic molecule works off excess energy
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Why avocado prices keep changing—and how science could steady them
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Under the influence: How digital media use affects teens
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Communication is a two-way street, even if you're talking to a four-month-old
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Barcelona could suffer heat waves up to 6ºC more intense by the end of the century
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A star is dissolving its baby planet
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Solar farms look like lakes to birds—and it's messing with their migrations
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Uncovering the hidden emerging pathogen behind Aspergillosis cases in Japan
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Secrets of the dark genome could spark new drug discoveries
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Tunneling magnetoresistance in altermagnetic RuO₂-based magnetic tunnel junctions
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Safeguarding barriers continue in religious settings—new research
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Composites gain mechanical, electrical and sensing abilities from just 0.005% carbon nanotubes
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The first dinosaurs might have been bigger than expected
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Museum study shows human impact on chipmunks and voles in Chicago
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Nickel catalyst opens door to sustainable, branched hydrocarbon fuels
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Is Yellowstone's supervolcano on the brink of erupting? Scientists discover a new HOLE in one of the park's basins
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Toward quantum enhanced coherent Ising machines
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Pigment researchers create vivid yellows, oranges, reds that are durable, non-toxic
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New copper alloy shows shape memory effect at -200°C for space use
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The UK's most breathtaking coastline revealed - and it has 'views to rival Malibu'
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Heat and smart mixing boost enzymatic recycling of unsortable polyester plastics
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From coffee rings to saucer patterns—how graphene oxide's surface chemistry shapes evaporating droplet deposits
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Galaxy cluster Abell 3558 has a peculiar mini-halo, observations suggest
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Zoologist captures the first EVER documented sloth fart on camera
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Could THIS be the next Miss England? Stunning pageant queen candidate is revealed - but there's a HUGE catch
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Scientists issue urgent warning about eating CHEESE - as they discover thousands of dangerous microplastics lurking in dairy
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Tariffs, explained—and explored
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Is THIS the key to finally slashing screentime? 'Dumb' iPhone is devoid of the internet, games, or social media apps - but it comes at a hefty price
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Turfgrass research shows no differences in 'penetrant' and 'retainer' wetting agents
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How smarter incentives could help save forests—and support farmers
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Human-AI teamwork uncovers hidden magnetic states in quantum spin liquids
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Three quarters of US teens use AI companions despite risks: Study
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Clear-cutting forests linked to 18-fold increase in frequency and size of floods
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Biologicals vs. biostimulants: Study clarifies crop input confusion
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Do dogs judge us? New study suggests canine social evaluation remains a mystery
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Research shows freshwater fish like complicated shoreline environments, just as saltwater species do
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Three dead as South Korean region hit by most rain in 120 years
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Shedding new light on invisible forces: Hidden magnetic clues in everyday metals unlocked
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54 people killed in 24 hours of heavy monsoon rain in Pakistan
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Healthy babies born in Britain after scientists used DNA from three people to avoid genetic disease
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Even Neanderthals had distinct preferences when it came to making dinner, study suggests
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Professional baker reveals 'wasteful' kitchen error that could be costing hundreds of pounds
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Neanderthals at two neighboring caves butchered same prey in different ways, suggesting local food traditions
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Buzz Aldrin caught 'admitting' Apollo 11 moon landing was faked during Conan O'Brien interview
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Warming oceans a turn-off for female Critically Endangered sharks
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Mysterious new world has just been discovered in our solar system
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Researchers explore ways to better safeguard romaine supply
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Jumping spider's visual trickery can fool AI
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New study reveals how to stabilize cobalt catalysts for green hydrogen production
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Largest piece of Mars on Earth fetches $5.3 million at auction, but young dinosaur steals the show
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Study maps Bifidobacterium genes to guide personalized probiotic development
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Smarter silicone bonding enables engineering of stronger soft devices
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Astronomers see formation of new solar system around distant sun for first time
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Largest piece of Mars on Earth sells for over $5m at New York auction
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Decline in aerosols could lead to more heat waves in populated areas
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Mammals have evolved into ant eaters 12 times since the dinosaur age, study finds
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New study shows hurricane hunter flights significantly increase forecast accuracy
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Looking for meaningful romantic relationships? Start by diversifying your friendships and forgetting your wishlist
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