NASA celebrates Edwin Hubble's discovery of a new universe
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Destroyed Nord Stream pipelines spread methane across southern Baltic Sea, research reveals
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Protein that protects biological nitrogen fixation from oxidative stress could reduce reliance on synthetic fertilizers
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Blinking radio pulses from space hint at a cosmic object that 'shouldn't exist'
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Geometric machine learning method promises to accelerate precision drug development
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From drops to data: Researchers propose algorithm to improve precipitation predictions worldwide
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Model helps narrow hunt for Ebola virus hosts in bat species
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Critical ocean current has not declined in the last 60 years, AMOC study finds
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Eco-friendly pesticide uses carbon dots for improved pest control
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Genetics, childhood aspirations and family background work together to shape status, career and health
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Study shows hot leaves can't catch carbon from the air. It's bad news for rainforests—and Earth
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DECam and Gemini South discover three tiny 'stellar-ghost-town' galaxies
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Mosquitoes defy droughts by drinking blood, ensuring survival and disease spread
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Stellar pyrotechnics on display in super star cluster
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X-ray echoes reveal 3D structure of molecular clouds in our galaxy's center
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How nature optimizes hydrogen-producing biocatalysts
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New study reveals 3D structure of iconic Ring Nebula
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Proba-3 becomes two: Satellites successfully separate
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IRIDE pathfinder satellite has launched
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Last starlight for Gaia as it completes sky-scanning mission phase
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Record-breaking Rf-252: Researchers produce shortest-lived superheavy nucleus and measure its subsequent decay
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Britain's Iron Age society centred on WOMEN, breakthrough study claims
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Bacterial small RNA promotes gut colonization by regulating sialic acid metabolism, research reveals
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Songbirds socialize on the wing during migration, study suggests
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Millions rely on small-scale fisheries for nutrition and livelihoods, study finds
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Ancient genomes reveal an Iron Age society centered on women
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Cryogenic microscopy reveals plant defense against soil salinization
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Graphene's new ion permeability could transform water filtration and sensors
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AI-designed proteins neutralize toxins found in snake venom
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Scientists achieve multilevel magnetoresistance modulation in organic spintronic devices
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'Magic-wavelength optical tweezers' achieve quantum entanglement of molecules
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Technology for oxidizing atmospheric methane won't help the climate, researchers say
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Synthesizing polymers with an unprecedented structure
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Scientists unlock new insights into tin-based catalysts for electrochemical CO₂ reduction
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The answer to Britain's pothole crisis? Futuristic supercar can jump more than 20ft over holes in the road - but it has an eye-watering price tag
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Galaxy cores may be giant fuzzy 'dark stars'
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DNA study shows extinct moa consumed colorful truffle-like fungi in New Zealand
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How parasitic crickets co-exist with hostile ant hosts: Distancing and dodging behaviors
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Testing used cars for drug traces to investigate third-hand contamination risk from methamphetamine use
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Voters value intentions over outcomes in reelection decisions, experiment suggests
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Tapered polymer fibers enhance light delivery for neuroscience research
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Germany searching 'day and night' for foot-and-mouth origin
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Can AI help humans understand animals and reconnect with nature? A nonprofit research lab thinks so
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Climate sensitivity affects corn-soybean crop rotation advantages
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Paleontologists discover a new species of North African predatory dinosaur in archived images
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Quasar discovery sheds light on early universe's rapid growth
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Ground-penetrating radar reveals new secrets under Milan's Sforza Castle
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Eau de fatberg? Scientists collect smelly lumps of wet wipes, used condoms, and grease from sewers and turn them into PERFUMES
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Super-Earth vs. sub-Neptune? The winner is super-Venus as Webb confirms a new type of planet
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Stargazers to see almost all planets align in the night sky at the same time in rare planetary alignment
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Astronomers detect new eclipsing binary system
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Urgent warning to fitness fanatics as scientist reveals gyms are 'riddled with germs' - including bugs that cause diarrhoea, athlete's foot, and ringworm
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Urgent warning issued to shoppers buying washing up liquid
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Archaeologists reveal 8,000-year-old bone powder cooking practice in ancient China
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Indigenous students struggle with funding in higher education, study shows
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Research finds frozen ground in the Arctic is sinking at an increased rate
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How the human–AI hybrid approach can lead to efficiency and effectiveness gains in marketing research
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Unmasking the bots: Researcher warns of threat to democratic processes
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Firefly looks to punch NASA moon ticket with overnight SpaceX launch
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Colorado's historic wolf reintroduction faces barrage of challenges a year after first paws hit the ground
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$20 billion Delta tunnel plan wins endorsement from Silicon Valley's largest water agency
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How climbers could tackle Everest in a WEEK - thanks to a controversial gas that's banned in professional sport
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SpaceX Launches Private Lunar Landers Toward the Moon For a Roundabout Journey
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Scientists achieve direct experimental realization of dual-type entangling gates
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Sex and The City was right! Women form friendships with people who think differently - but men stick with like-minded pals
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Octopus arms have segmented nervous systems to power extraordinary movements
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3D protein shapes can resolve ancient evolutionary connections in tree of life
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Manatees congregate in warm waters near power plants as US winter storms graze Florida
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Biden issues land protections after LA fires delay ceremony
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SpaceX set for seventh test of Starship megarocket
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