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New radio-burst method helps locate universe's missing ordinary matter
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Researchers call for a shift in crop development to tackle hunger, malnutrition, and climate change
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Hawaiian stilt reclassified from endangered to threatened after 50 years of conservation efforts
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Let Tom Hiddleston be your guide to Pompeii's final day
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New insights into how DNA, the body's instruction manual for life, is regulated
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A new compact instrument enables high-fidelity measurements of energetic particles on CubeSats
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Frozen fiber couples light and sound 1,000 times more strongly than standard glass fibers
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Naked mole-rat queens use a chemical signal to suppress fertility in rivals
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Study shows nutrient loss in vineyards can be attributed to factors beyond fruit harvest
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Nearly 50,000 wealthy Lake Tahoe locals face power crisis as Big Tech data centers drain grid
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New exhibition reveals 10,000 years of prehistoric life in the Trent Valley
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Zoo elephant survival has improved substantially over 6 decades, international study finds
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The Brain Develops Differently in People Born Blind — but Not in the Way Previously Thought
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Deep-sea snails ride surface currents to reach distant hydrothermal vents
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Urgent action is needed to protect Somalia from a potentially unprecedented weather event, experts warn
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Antarctic 12-m Terahertz Telescope project to uncover hidden galaxy formation
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Low cloud-cover has helped mute warming for the last 47 years, but models predict this will change
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Record fires killed nearly 1 in 5 mature giant sequoias, but controlled burns can boost survival
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Is there really a global loneliness epidemic? Research reveals a more complex picture
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Reinventing food packaging with safe and sustainable oxygen-scavenging biodegradable plastic
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When a SpaceX rocket crashes into the moon, scientists will be watching
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How sea anemone cells reform into an organism
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Google wants to release 16 million sterile mosquitoes: Australian tests offer a valuable lesson
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Over 10,000 traps reveal only 1 pookila in southeast Queensland survey
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Jurassic sea monster was smaller than once thought, but no less formidable
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A New Solar 'Switch-Off' Signal Could Help Predict Future Space Weather
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Finding Venus zone planets with PLATO will show us how habitable planets evolve
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Burnt wooden beams discovered in Jerusalem shed new light on the First Temple's destruction
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AI awareness in Nebraska differs by age, education, income
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Scientists use dual-frequency images to explore black hole plasma physics
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Trust, connection are key ingredients for Hawaiʻi's food security
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Cosmic gymnastics: Study reveals how our Milky Way once underwent a dramatic FLIP
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3.5-Million-Year-Old Fossil from Japan Reveals Lost Lineage of Giant Salamanders
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From quantum error correction to emergent gravity: Probing holographic universes at QLab
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Cosmic gymnastics: How the Milky Way once underwent a dramatic flip
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New geopolitical-economic order framework shows firm strategies vary under two types of state-market order
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New NASA Earth missions gear up to start science flights
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New 'demon' cavefish lineage discovered in Alabama cave
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An experimental oral vaccine may prevent invasive bacterial diarrhea
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Quote of the day by Nikola Tesla: "I don't care that they stole my idea . . I care that they…" - a powerful lesson on originality, innovation and why true creators never stop thinking
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How community-led health and livelihood programs helped protect rainforests during the pandemic
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Geophysics brings clarity to the potential of natural hydrogen
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Can YOU guess the team? Take the test to see if you can distinguish between the World Cup teams based on their signature pass clusters
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Listening in on toads reveals expansion secrets
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New wasp species named after Ernest Hemingway amid efforts to control destructive sugar beet pest
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A star orbiting our galaxy's supermassive black hole tests the limits of relativity
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Millions told to brace for life-threatening conditions as Tropical Storm Bertha barrels toward US coast
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Watching too much TV in midlife may shrink the brain
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A fairer world without destroying the planet? It's possible
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Triassic inferno: Fires raged across Europe for millennia during past global warming
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New film highlights ESRC research on online harms
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Mars's 2018 planetwide dust storm hints at possible solar influence on its weather
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Ancient mystery on K’gari as world’s largest sand island lakes dried up during rainy era
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Upside of online relationships
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China’s Chang’e-6 reveals why solar wind hits the Moon’s two sides differently
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Why only a handful of cockroach species out of nearly 4,600 chose to live with humans
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Students' emotional resources in high school linked to college completion
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Quote of the day by Michael Faraday: "Lectures which really teach will never be popular; lectures which are popular will…" - a thought-provoking lesson on learning, education and why true knowledge often demands effort
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Now that's what you call a cool idea! Japanese firms are selling 'fridges for humans' that chill you almost instantly - but they come at a hefty price
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AI agent helps prepare synchrotron X-ray experimental measurements, paving the way for autonomous operation
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Invisible microbes 'mining' toxic waste in the Flinders Ranges
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In 2003, scientists discovered wolves refused to cross a simple line of fluttering flags; today it helps protect cattle without killing predators
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The best way to measure fire risk might be underground
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For consumers, distrust outweighs trust
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Abdul El-Sayed Is an Epidemiologist Running for Senate. His State Is a Public Health Disaster
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Astronomers find the first atmosphere on a rocky world in the habitable zone
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Sea level rise could plunge 1.7 MILLION Brits underwater by 2300, scientists warn - so, is your home at risk?
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Aligned graphite particles unlock stable levitation above magnets, study finds
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Arctic sea ice plunges to a record low: Study reveals how 'pause' in melting has ended - with 'exceptionally' diminished levels this year
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