Want to impress with your cocktails this New Year's Eve? Scientist reveals the surprising secret to creating completely clear ice cubes - and it doesn't involve boiling water
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Revealed: The most ANNOYING songs of 2025, according to science
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Poor Sleep Quality Accelerates Brain Aging
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Earthquake warnings flash from California to Nevada as near-5.0 quake rocks the West
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‘They didn’t de-extinct anything’: can Colossal’s genetically engineered animals ever be the real thing?
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One of the rarest animal adaptations in the world happens in the winter in Colorado
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Our ancestors were CANNIBALS: Scientists discover grisly evidence ancient human species ate Neanderthal children 45,000 years ago
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Pilot reveals what turbulence looks like from the cockpit
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What are the strange caves that scientists recently found on Mars
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Can beavers help heal burn scars after wildfires? Researchers build their own dams to find out
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Rubbish collection scheme on Mount Everest is scrapped after dishonest climbers found ways to cheat the system
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Regional temperature records broken across the world in 2025
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When will a total solar eclipse, the blood moon, and the ring of fire appear in 2026
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Can Australian sport ever be environmentally sustainable?
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Can the extinct moa really be brought back to life; know the truth
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Even one drink a day may raise mouth cancer risk
ScienceDaily
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What cannabis really does for chronic pain
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Satellite data and weather models improve short-term solar irradiance forecasts in China
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Eco-friendly palladium recovery technology to safeguard resource security
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VLT Reveals Detailed Spectral Portrait of 3I/ATLAS
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Architecture isn't neutral. It's been shaping political power for millennia
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IISc's new molecular tech mimics brain functions
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A Simple Two-Step Process Can Remove Microplastics from Drinking Water
Discover Magazine
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Traditional Chinese Medicine Works Surprisingly Well When Treating Diabetic Kidney Disease
Discover Magazine
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Do Animals Think and Feel Like Us? Most People Say Feeling Yes — Thinking No
Discover Magazine
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Where you live may be fueling aggressive breast cancer
ScienceDaily
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I went straight to hell after overdosing... then I learned the terrifying truth about human suffering
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I volunteer in a repair cafe: We can help you learn to fix your broken Christmas gift
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The science of how (and when) we decide to speak out—or self-censor
Ars Technica
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Unusual Snowfall Shuts Down One of Earth’s Most Advanced Telescopes in the Atacama Desert
Discover Magazine
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Outrage as Bad Bunny violates sacred artifact at museum
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Scientists replayed evolution and found a surprise
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Lawsuit over Trump rejecting medical research grants is settled
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European Homo sapiens May Have Been Hunting with Bow and Arrow Earlier than Previously Believed
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"A Shot of Hope: Vaccine Questions Answered"
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Why Feeling Uncertain About Your Resolutions Might Actually Help You Succeed
Discover Magazine
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Why Some Orcas Stay Close to Home While Others Roam — And Rarely Interact
Discover Magazine
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Image: Ball bearings as tools for studying physics in microgravity
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Mathematicians crack cellular noise puzzle, paving path for better cancer treatment
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NASA's Chandra rings in the new year with the Champagne Cluster
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Nanozigzags, a new biomaterial, can enhance cancer immunotherapy efficacy by nearly 70%
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Extreme attempt to ‘get high’: Woman injects black widow venom and ends up in ICU
The Times of India
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Blind psychic Baba Vanga's prophecy reveals the exact year of humanity's 'absolute doomsday'
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Earth’s worst extinction was followed by a shockingly fast ocean comeback
ScienceDaily
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Time runs faster on Mars and scientists just proved it
ScienceDaily
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Scientists stunned by a massive hydrothermal field off Greece
ScienceDaily
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AI model uses social media posts to predict unemployment rates ahead of official data
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Most sensitive radio observations to date find no evidence of technosignature from 3I/ATLAS
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New Research Reveals Potential Path to Alzheimer’s Recovery by Targeting Cellular Energy Deficits
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Early tests rule out lab as cause of Spain swine fever outbreak
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Simple wipe test reveals hidden PFAS contamination on firefighter protective gear
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French ban on 'forever chemicals' in cosmetics, clothing to enter force
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The year's first meteor shower and supermoon clash in January skies
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LA fires showed how much neighborliness matters for wildfire safety—schools can do much more to teach it
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Why astronauts remove their wisdom teeth before space travel, even when nothing hurts
The Times of India
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Russia flaunts 'unstoppable' nuclear missile for first time in Belarus as WW3 fears escalate
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Dreading the New Year's Day hangover? Experts reveal the cures that really do work - and it's bad news if you usually opt for a fry-up
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Image: JWST captures colliding spiral galaxies
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West Coast levee failures show growing risks from America's aging flood defenses
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'Weights of gold in bullion': How the ancients invested in precious metals
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Clouds are vital to life—but many are becoming wispy ghosts. Here's how to see the changes above us
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Heritage railway volunteers show how deep friendships can be formed without discussing emotions
Phys.org
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Scientists Made a Pull-String Material That Turns Flat Sheets Into Shapes
VICE
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Looking for friends, lobsters may stumble into an ecological trap
Ars Technica
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These fossil finds shed new light on the past in 2025
ScienceNews
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Why your vitamin D supplements might not be working
ScienceDaily
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Scientists Found a Plant That Gave Up on Photosynthesis Entirely
VICE
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New dataset maps global city boundaries in high resolution from 2000 to 2022
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Scientists have uncovered evidence of Ireland's largest prehistoric hillfort settlement
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Hunting for dark matter axions with a quantum-powered haloscope
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