Hydrogen cyanide and acetylene detected in a brown dwarf atmosphere for the first time
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Are refrigerants safe? The lingering questions about the chemicals keeping us cool
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Professional artists viewed as more creative than AI programs, study finds
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Unraveling how a 'magnetic twist' induces one-way electric flow
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Metal made in space lands on Earth
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Most powerful gamma ray observatory gets green light
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Most powerful gamma ray observatory gets green light
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One tiny dog's outsized contribution to brain surgery
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Reptiles choose risky food sources when energy levels are low, study finds
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Engineers create first flat telescope lens that can capture color while detecting light from faraway stars
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Reactive nitrogen species dominance is key in the fight against antimicrobial resistance
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Shark removal a thorny issue for coral reefs
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How Hydrobox is transforming ocean research
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Colorado's gray wolves roaming farther into Western Slope, new map shows
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Killing 166 million birds hasn't helped poultry farmers stop H5N1: Is there a better way?
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A veterinarian who specializes in dairy cows talks about avian influenza
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SpaceX launch sends ice hunters to the moon
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Watch the heartwarming moment three tiny polar bear cubs emerge from their den for very first time - in incredible footage that took 10 YEARS to capture
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Immunity against seasonal H1N1 flu reduces bird flu severity in ferrets, study suggests
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DNA barcodes narrow down origins of an invasive banana skipper butterfly pest
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The imminent risks facing Sydney's koala population
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Polar bear cubs emerging from their dens for the first time: New study captures rare footage
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Artificial photosynthesis converts organic waste into useful pharmaceuticals and energy
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Proposed 'weather control' bans surge across US states
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Private US company blasts off for second moon landing attempt
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UN nature talks in last sprint to break fund deadlock
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Drinks cans and chicken bones: will ‘technofossils’ be humanity’s lasting legacy? – podcast
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Meet Chonkus: the CO2-chomping alga that could help tackle the climate crisis
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How many have died in Sudan’s civil war? Satellite images and models offer clues
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Physicists find unexpected crystals of electrons in new ultrathin material
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Top secret Air Force jets are caught making mysterious trips to Area 51
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In preparing children for a racially unequal society, families of color can benefit from more support, study finds
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Image: The Milky Way on the horizon
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Problem-based learning can help students stay in school
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The health of Canada's Fraser River Delta requires monitoring and management, researchers warn
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As expected, the threat from Asteroid 2024 YR4 has essentially dropped to zero
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Sediment transport restored after demolition of the Olloki dam
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View the rare 'planet parade' this week and learn why it's happening
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Impact of unexploded ordnance in the Baltic Sea: Study detects toxic munitions chemicals in water samples
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The interplay between communication, power and decision-making in college sports
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Bark beetle infestation found to slow down tree growth early on
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Six things to know about NASA's Lunar Trailblazer
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Leaf-dwelling fungi enhance black poplar chemical defenses and mediate multi-trophic insect interactions
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Organic electrochemical transistors enhance bioelectronic sensor sensitivity by three orders of magnitude
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How Schrödinger's cat could help improve quantum computers
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Genomic tools reveal health insights for endangered Indiana bats
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As bird flu spreads, feds could undercut states by firing scientists, removing data
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Charting gene secrets: Fission yeast strains provide insights into genetic switches
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Tiny changes in gene expression can lead to big differences in eye size of fruit flies
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Engineers achieve multiplexing entanglement in quantum network
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It's time to hold bank executives financially accountable, researchers say
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Critical nanoscale phenomena unveiled for more efficient and stable perovskite solar cells
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From the tropics to the lab: New yeasts could transform industry
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Petunia's secret: Cracking nature's perfume with key floral scent gene
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Spraying methyl jasmonate on fruit trees boosts harvest, research finds
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A new spatial mechanism for coexistence: Hidden patterns in tree distribution stabilize biodiversity in forests
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Microbiologist calls for public vigilance and urgent action on the danger of raw sewage in UK seas
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The world needs a circular economy, but workers in developing countries shouldn't pay the price
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Teachers express extreme concern about influence of online misogyny on students
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Unexpected findings: Many mammals defy traditional day-night activity labels
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Researchers find Bluesky is similarly structured to other social media, but with some unusual features
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Properties of rocks in fault zones contribute to earthquake generation, study shows
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Study reveals how rogue planetary-mass objects form in young star clusters
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Eavesdropping on whale songs sparks new discoveries in ecology
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Citizen scientist scuba divers reveal shark activity in South African reef
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How Climate Change Will Affect the Seasons
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What's the shape of the universe? Mathematicians use topology to study its shape and everything in it
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Molten metal catalysts for CO₂-free hydrogen production improve efficiency by up to 36.3%
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Hofstadter's butterfly: Quantum fractal patterns visualized
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When life re-emerges after fires: How Mediterranean vegetation regenerates after burning
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