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The ambitious plan to spot habitable moons around giant planets
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'Atmospheric inversion' may help predict when a humid heat wave will break
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Earliest, hottest galaxy cluster gas on record challenges cosmological models
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Smart polymers harden on demand with light or gentle heat activation
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Wallace & Gromit eat your heart out! Futuristic robot brushes your teeth without any assistance
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Why astronomy needs a giant in the Canary Islands
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Sediments of the Ahr river show recurring high-magnitude flood events
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Fault-tolerant quantum computing: Novel protocol efficiently reduces resource cost
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Rapid on-site detection of food fraud
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New year's resolutions? Add social fitness to the list
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Oceans struggle to absorb Earth's carbon dioxide as microplastics invade their waters
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Making sense of quantum gravity in five dimensions
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What really happens when astronauts cry in space
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$40 million campaign launched to save pristine NC game lands from development
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