New gadget that could 'transform family beach trips' being tested this summer
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Livestock played a role in prehistoric plague infections, genomic study finds
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Q&A: Why these hairy caterpillars swarm every decade—then vanish without a trace
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'I end up buying less food': Indigenous people should not have to go hungry to use the internet
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Triple whammy: How 3 types of drought crippled southern Australia this year
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Study outlines new blueprint to help tackle the biodiversity impacts of farming
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First Atlantic hurricane Erin is brewing THIS WEEK as spaghetti models reveal path to US
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Strained relationships may make foster parents quit
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Expert explains rare earth elements—and why the Department of Defense is investing in them
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Assessing US temperature and precipitation analysis in July 2025
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Hubble captures stunning view of third interstellar visitor
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New research explores Venus' violent past
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Are African countries aware of their own mineral wealth? Ghana and Rwanda offer two very different answers
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Shifting foundations of the Antarctic food web could ripple through the entire ecosystem
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Asian hornets have a unique sound—and that could be the key to controlling their spread
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'Interactional fingerprints' offer faster, cheaper quality control for graphene oxide
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The UK is losing its small fishing boats—and the communities they support
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Want a review you can trust? Ask someone who did it alone
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Newspaper boycott made people in UK city more left wing, study shows
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Hot on the range: Research shows how cattle cope with extreme summer heat
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As the status quo shifts, we're becoming more forgiving when algorithms mess up
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When a beach walk feels like grief: Disasters like SA's algal bloom cut us off from nature when we need it most
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Scientists SOLVE the mystery of why a cup of tea just doesn't taste the same on holiday - and say there's a simple solution
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Refined genome editing in aphids reveals key gene for overwintering egg adaptation
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Atomic-level simulations reveal new class of protein misfolding in high definition
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Strategically bringing back beavers could support healthy and climate-resilient watersheds
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Rebuild or relocate? Study finds residents and officials split on flood adaptation spending priorities
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Is THIS where Amelia Earhart's missing plane is? Pilot is convinced he has found the location of the wreckage of her aircraft - using zoomed-in images from Google Earth
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Dancing dwarf galaxies predict the Milky Way's future
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Lifetime odds of dying from asteroid impact contextualized in study
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Systemic barriers undermine critical health initiatives for call center workers
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Strict rules for short-term rentals and Airbnbs no solution to housing crisis in Australia
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Eating the competition? New evidence suggests Neolithic farmers cannibalized enemies
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Remains of British researcher lost in Antarctica are FOUND after 66 years: DNA analysis confirms body under glacier belongs to Dennis 'Tink' Bell
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SpaceX hopes to nearly double the rocket launches off the California coast; a state panel likely to object
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Vets reveal the sinister meaning behind your dog's SMILE
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Lawrence Livermore National Lab enters a different kind of space race with a telescope deal
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US science program cuts, other changes chill work with Canadian researchers
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Wildfire smoke ignites more cross-border tensions between Minnesota and Canada
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Calls grow for boosting Mono Lake by easing LA's water reliance
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People who live to 100 all share a 'superhuman' ability, scientists discover... could YOU be one of them?
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Chewable dog medication sends two cats into kidney failure
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Lost Mayan city is FOUND after 330 years: 'Land of the White Jaguar' is discovered in the heart of the jungle in Mexico
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NASA gives chilling update on the mysterious 'interstellar object' racing through our solar system - as Hubble Space Telescope provides fresh evidence on exactly how big it is
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Scientists discover a new giant gas planet in 'Earth's neighbourhood' - and its moons could have the right conditions to sustain LIFE
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Scientists reveal exactly what a nuclear winter would look like - with starvation for BILLIONS up to 8 years after a global war
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Four days left to square the circle on global plastic pollution treaty
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Starwatch: Look out for the Perseids, the best meteor shower of the year
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How the University of Edinburgh helped create scientific racism – podcast
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Indigenous communities plead for action at plastic pollution talks
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Feel sticky this summer? That's because it's been record muggy East of the Rockies
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Astronauts return to Earth with SpaceX after 5 months at the International Space Station
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Scientists thought this Argentine glacier was stable. Now they say it's melting fast
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Explosive new claims around iconic 'Tic Tac' UFO reveal shocking secrets
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Our DNA analysis of 75,000-year-old bones in Arctic caves reveals how animals responded to changing climates
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Climate-fueled El Niño events are devastating butterflies, beetles and other tropical insects
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Jim Lovell obituary
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A giant virus wags its tail
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Using geometry and physics to explain feature learning in deep neural networks
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Rare and secretive creatures not seen in 33 years are found lurking in Florida wetlands
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The surprising similarities between near-death experiences and psychedelic drug trips - and why both mean seeing a bright light
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Ancient explosion in Louisiana 'proves' lost advanced civilization was wiped out 12,800 years ago
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Scientists say they have solved the mystery of what killed more than 5 billion sea stars
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It's challenging to predict extreme thunderstorms—improving this will help reduce their deadly and costly impacts
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Sweet disguise: Body hides its own RNA from the immune system with sugar
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Samsung Galaxy Fold 7 review: I tested Samsung's £1,899 foldable smartphone - here's why it's perfect for solo travellers
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Saturday Citations: Video games and brain activity; a triple black hole system; neutralizing Skynet
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Revealed: What your favourite pizza toppings say about you, according to science - and it's bad news for people who love pineapple
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Great Barrier Reef records largest annual coral loss in 39 years
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US astronaut Jim Lovell, commander of Apollo 13, dead at 97
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