How well could Earth life survive on exoplanets?
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Global biodiversity goals: Researchers call for systematic conservation planning
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NewsGuard: Study finds no bias against conservative news outlets
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Unified model scales pressure fluctuation in an accelerated liquid
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Bat behaviors tied to differences in vocalizations suggest personality traits
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Avoiding the next collapse: Study unveils the factors behind cryptocurrency exchange failures
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Tracing metals from Earth to water to life in China's Yellow River
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Wide range of Earth’s species are showing a decline in diversity
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Creating nanoislands enhances platinum catalyst efficiency
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How to fly NASA's Orion spacecraft
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How organizations should address challenges in work-from-home shift
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The global plant trade is spreading invasive species to Europe
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AI is bad for the environment, and the problem is bigger than energy consumption
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Rwandan scientists develop local yeast for banana wine-makers
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Scientists find optimal coupling heights for improved surface–atmosphere modeling
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Using phononic bandgap materials to suppress decoherence in quantum computers
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Will the US get to Mars quicker if it drops or delays plans to visit the moon?
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Asteroid Bennu Samples Contain Building Blocks of Life
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Smart carbon dioxide removal yields economic and environmental benefits
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Cold-stunned green sea turtles are recovering at a Florida marine life center
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Materials can remember a sequence of events in an unexpected way
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AI model learns generalized 'language' of regulatory genomics, predicts cellular stories
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Optical levitation traps nanospheres, revealing quantum-classical crossover
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New research leads to viable solution for polycotton textile waste recycling
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The biggest cause of 'gym-phobia' revealed: Almost HALF of women are scared to exercise in case they get a camel toe, study finds
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Greasy hair gives polar bears fur with anti-icing properties
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Quantum-inspired computing drives major advance in simulating turbulence
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Working dogs take a day to adjust to Daylight Savings Time, but pets are more flexible
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High-speed microscopy technique reveals dynamic E. coli membrane stiffness
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Linguistic study finds movies with female-dominated casts contain more sexist language
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A marine heat wave in northwest Australia is killing huge numbers of fish—it's heading south
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Does your school have enough trees? Here's why they're great for kids and their learning
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Historian reveals emotional impact of White Ship disaster near Normandy in 1120
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Survey: AI integration and upskilling are 2025's biggest workplace hurdles
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Durable plastic gets a sustainability makeover in novel polymerization process
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Dust from asteroid Bennu suggests solar system's potential for life was widespread
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New insights into the perception of coffee taste—genetic predisposition plays a role
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Newly discovered fungal species makes zombies of cave spiders on island of Ireland
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Chemists discover common plastic pigment promotes depolymerization
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The pioneering science linking climate to weather disasters
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Crucial plant protein traced back to over 600 millions years ago, predating the first plant
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How emotions influence how people deal with natural disasters
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When AI gets on your nerves: Physiologists use neural networks to analyze function of ion channels
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The deadly pathogen that decimated sea urchins along the Red Sea coast has now spread to the Indian Ocean
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As the Black Summer megafires neared, people rallied to save wildlife and domestic animals. But it came at a real cost
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Study finds bias in LGBTQ media reporting on queer violence
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Study maps civic values, media use and affective polarization
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AI surveillance enhances data collection for recreational fishing
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Opinion: Climate finance and care services—why public investment is necessary
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Five reasons why vertical farming is still the future, despite all the recent business failures
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Climate change reshuffles species like a deck of cards, new study says
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Scientists discover a genetic lifeline for the endangered shortfin mako shark
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No waste left behind: Insect droppings can improve soil fertility
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‘Let them’: can this viral self-help mantra change your life?
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The secret life of catalysts: Scientists reveal unanticipated forms during nitrate reduction
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Remote sensing tools yield insights into abandoned pre-Columbian Mexican city
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Suffocating seas: Low oxygen levels emerging as third major threat to tropical coral reefs
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mRNA-based drugs successfully delivered to intestine—without passing through the liver
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Is it time to start classifying exoplanetary systems?
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The US stock market does better under Democrat presidents than Republicans—here's what the data shows
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Southport attacks: Why the UK needs a unified approach to all violent attacks on the public
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Art meets science: See the first detailed illustration of an ancient deep-sea mountain
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Hand axes discovered in Iraqi desert may go back 1.5 million years
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Video: Tracking disease progression in technicolor
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AI-based platform designs peptides to target 'undruggable' proteins
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Study highlights the role of mangrove systems in global biogeochemical cycles
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Green phosphonate chemistry: Review explores its potential
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Scientists uncover the 'strongest evidence yet' for aliens: Breakthrough study confirms asteroid Bennu contains the building blocks of life
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Global study reveals genetic diversity loss, but conservation efforts spark hope
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Discovery of a unique drainage and irrigation system that gave way to the 'Neolithic Revolution' in the Amazon
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