Microscale mixing without turbulence: Scientists discover limits to information erasure in viscous fluids
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Scientists are BAFFLED by a 'vanishing lake' in Northern Ireland that mysteriously drains and refills itself within hours
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Watching catalytic nanoparticles at work: Metal and oxide join forces to turn methane into syngas
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Quantum entanglement lasts 600 times longer in elusive dark states, study finds
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Neuroscientist reveals the surprisingly simple way she communicates with her dead husband every day
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Q&A: Why employers want workers with high emotional intelligence
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Summer 2025 was the hottest on RECORD in the UK: Average temperature hit a balmy 16.10°C - 1.51°C above average, Met Office confirms
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Rare oceanic plate delamination may explain Portugal's mysterious earthquakes
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Rare seasonal brain shrinkage in shrews is driven by water loss, not cell death, MRI study reveals
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Unique double-notched tail sets new Jurassic predatory fish apart from its relatives
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The Pacific's united front on climate action is splintering over deep-sea mining
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New findings reveal the cause of potentially damaging electrical discharges on satellites
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Capturing language change through the genes
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Seaweed on sandy coastlines contributes to greenhouse gas emissions, study shows
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'Those paintings belong to us': How an indigenous-led project is harnessing technology to protect Kakadu's rock art
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Chinese cluster now world's top innovation hotspot: UN
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What technosignatures would interstellar objects have?
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The tyranny of front gardens: We cut and trim them out of social pressure, not pleasure
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The top hot spots in Tokyo: Revealing the impact of climate change through data fusion
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Human-AI relationship study reveals how chatbot language patterns feel 'real' to users
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UK, Japan, South Korea endure hottest summer on record
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In search of Denisovans: Genetic tools identify lost human relatives from fossil records
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Radio emission observations reveal delayed outflow from a tidal disruption event
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Earthquake in eastern Afghanistan destroys villages and kills 800 people, with 2,500 injured
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Tiny mite eats its rivals: Mate competition increases aggressive behavior
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Long-term patterns of marine mammal bycatch emerge from fisheries study
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Super corals could help buy time for reefs in a warming world
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Habitable planet potential increases in the outer galaxy
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'Soot planets' might be more common than 'water worlds'
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Photochemistry and climate modeling of Earth-like exoplanets
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Global review identifies opportunities to improve monitoring of juvenile fish habitats
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New report highlights the critical importance of involving lived experience experts in research
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Update your WhatsApp NOW: Meta releases urgent update for all iPhone users after 'extremely sophisticated attack' is found
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Key facts about the long-term impacts of extreme weather and disasters
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Would YOU try a Bangor Beaujolais? Climate change has created the perfect conditions to grow wine grapes in North Wales
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Revealed: The 36 names least likely to get a job - is yours on the list?
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JWST reveals 3I/ATLAS's coma is largely carbon dioxide
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DNA analysis quantifies root biomass to reveal plants' hidden climate role
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Heme-based sulfide sensing in bacteria: A new target for antibiotics
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Landsat 9 sees Buccaneer Archipelago
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Stretchable nanofilms unlock tunable magnetic properties, paving way for advanced electronics
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Scientists find that ice generates electricity when bent
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Scientists just discovered which age group is now the most miserable
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Revealed: The 32 terrifying ways AI could go rogue - from hallucinations to paranoid delusions
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SpaceX launch caps busy month, still on track to pass 100 Space Coast missions this year
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Nuclear power hits a record high as it provides 9% of the world's electricity, promising data reveals
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New invasive pest spreading rapidly in Georgia, state officials warn
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10 years after a mine spill turned a Colorado river yellow, basin awaits wider cleanup: 'Doing things right takes time'
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Orphaned baby foxes released after receiving care in California wildlife facility
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Life expectancy is STALLING: The average Brit may never reach 100 years of age, experts warn
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Scientists issue chilling update on the mysterious interstellar object zooming through our solar system - as data reveals it could have been found two MONTHS earlier
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Tourist is baffled by bizarre images spotted in hundreds of London Tube stations - do YOU know what they are?
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Solar Orbiter traces superfast electrons back to sun
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Starwatch: search for the constellation of Capricornus, the sea goat
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Circle versus rectangle: Finding 'Earth 2.0' may be easier using a new telescope shape
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Met Office reveals the full list of UK storm names for 2025/2026 - so, do YOU share a name with any?
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Whale feeding zone discovery triggers call for protection
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Fewer than 1 in 4 Australians work in a gender-balanced occupation
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What's in a name? How the sound of names can bias hiring decisions
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Bison herds 'reawaken' Yellowstone's prairies
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Plants prioritize immunity over growth during recovery from drought conditions
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Drones blasting AC/DC and Scarlett Johansson are helping biologists protect cattle from wolves
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Algebraic approach reveals how to restore complex altered gene networks
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Researchers pioneer optical generative models, ushering in a new era of sustainable generative AI
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The climate case for planting trees has been overhyped—but it's not too late to fix it
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You're washing your clothes wrong! Expert reveals why you should NEVER use fabric softener on your laundry
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Is THIS what our ancestors really looked like three million years ago? Remains of 'Lucy' brought to life in hyper-realistic recreation
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Defendants in sexual assault cases are just as likely to misremember the event as alleged victims—new study
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Researchers discover new microprotein that controls metabolic health in mouse fat cells
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For the first time, scientists observed the 'hidden swirls' that affect the flow of sand, rocks and snow
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