Cosmic ray research helps unravel lithium-7 origin
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Synthetic molecular rings re-create energy flow found in plants
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Groundwater is rapidly declining in the Colorado River Basin, satellite data show
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The sex robot you control REMOTELY: Creepy £1,400 doll can be managed via an app - with options to adjust squeezing, thrusting, and moaning
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Inside incredible panic room hidden behind two bookcases in £3.8 million Scottish castle as it goes on the market
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From surprise platypus to wandering cane toads, here's what we found hiding in New South Wales estuaries
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Crop diversification is crucial to Canadian resilience in a changing world
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How ongoing deforestation is rooted in colonialism and its management practices
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A red dot, a 43,000 year old fingerprint, and a stone out of place—potential evidence of Neanderthal pareidolia
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Experts explain science behind the surge in northern lights
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Baby names are getting more DIVERSE: Experts reveal the top names in the UK over the last 20 years - as parents pull inspiration from around the world
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Will Europa become a habitable world when the sun becomes a red giant?
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A new nuclear rocket technology takes another step forward
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'No support, no housing, no job'—the vicious cycle pushing more women into prison
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Being monitored at work? A new report calls for tougher workplace surveillance controls
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Nearly 5 million seized seahorses just 'tip of the iceberg' in global wildlife smuggling
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Are we criticizing GDPR for all the wrong reasons?
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Drunk man impales EYE after falling face-first on to ornament - narrowly missing his brain
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Slowly dying trees impact forest recovery post-wildfires, according to study of 2020 fires
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DNA mapping of estuaries provides new tool for fisheries management and species recovery
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How to capture moon landing videos—from grainy to HD
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Spontaneous symmetry breaking in electron systems proves elusive
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Dozens of new high-redshift quasars discovered by astronomers
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Ancient Maya burial study challenges human sacrifice theory, points to acts of placemaking
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Raining one week, dusty the next—how did a dust storm make it all the way to rainy Sydney?
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Single-layer waveguide display uses achromatic metagratings for more compact augmented reality eyewear
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What are near-Earth asteroids made of? Researchers are about to find out
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Agroforestry, silvopasture combine forests and fields to restore, protect land
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First assessment of ribbon worm diversity and distribution in Oman reveals over 100 species
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Dog owners are willing to pay more for food labeled for certain health attributes, analysis shows
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Planet Nine really DOES exist, scientists say - as they reveal exactly how we could find the secret world
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Quantum computers may crack RSA encryption with fewer qubits than expected
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What rare animals lurk in the Lone Star State's shadows? Curious Texas investigates
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Superconducting diode bridge efficiently converts AC to DC for quantum circuits
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Can YOU see the face? Scientists claim this 'portrait' was created by a Neanderthal 43,000 years ago
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Cat is born with six LEGS after absorbing her twin in utero
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Meet Jia Jia and De De, Hong Kong's first locally born giant pandas
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EU says 'well on track' to reach 2030 climate targets
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Orphaned cub finds comfort in a teddy bear and costumed caregivers
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Beethoven's true face is revealed for the first time in 200 YEARS - and it's every bit as 'intimidating' as his reputation suggests
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Starship megarocket blows up over Indian Ocean in latest bumpy test
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Ancient bread rises again as Turkey recreates 5,000-year-old loaf
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Violent Pakistan storms trigger floods, landslides killing 10
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US peregrine falcons adapt well to city living as their coastal cousins struggle with bird flu
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Get ready for several years of killer heat, top weather forecasters warn
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Climate change is spiralling out of control: Last decade was the HOTTEST on record - and scientists warn there's 'no sign of respite over the coming years'
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Bed bugs are most likely the first human pest, new research shows
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Urgent warning to British women as scientists discover toxic pesticides in UK TAMPONS at 40 times the drinking water limit
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Scientists warn city-killing asteroids could be headed for Earth within weeks after revealing fatal detection flaw
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Predicting underwater landslides before they strike
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January 2025 Los Angeles wildfires serve as a wake-up call as 'once-in-a-generation' events become frequent
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Occupations can shape personality, and vice versa
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Where the green streets were: Tracking global urban vegetation
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Scientists develop copper-deposited basalt fiber fabric for electrochemical CO₂ reduction
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Refugees benefit from psychosocial support, but also need work and friends
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How does digestion affect molecular analysis of owl pellets?
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Iron powder outperforms activated carbon as adsorbent for PFOS—even when it rusts
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Customizable chips mimic real-life blood vessel structures for disease research
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Extreme drought can disrupt grassland stability, weakening dominant grasses' influence
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Reno air quality study illuminates wider atmospheric and public health impacts of wildfire smoke
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What is Manhattanhenge and when can you see it?
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Webb telescope helps refine Hubble constant, suggesting resolution to long-standing expansion rate debate
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Phonon decoupling in naturally occurring mineral enables subatomic ferroelectric memory
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Rapid nanoparticle simulations could boost efforts to combat air pollution
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Chemists identify active sites enabling direct syngas conversion to light olefins
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Secrets of the mysterious Gobi wall uncovered
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The generalization of statistical mechanics makes it possible to regularize the theory of critical phenomena
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Sensing color cues can help monitor coral health in the Red Sea
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New technique turns 'noisy' lasers into quantum light
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Aiming for less explosive end, SpaceX targets Starship launch this evening
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