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2,700-Year-Old Total Solar Eclipse Observations Give Insight to Our Ancient Solar System
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Life First Emerged in Surface-Bound Prebiotic Gels, Research Suggests
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Rising heat leads to minimal losses for California processing of tomatoes
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Why Your Mouth Feels Dry After Wine or Tea, And How That’s Actually Good for You
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CRISPR-based platform shines a brighter light on the link between cells and disease
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86,000 secret earthquakes discovered under Yellowstone... creating new tool for spotting future disasters
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Plant 'first responder' cells warn neighbors about bacterial pathogens
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Tea Is Great for Your Heart and Mind, But There Can Be Some Downsides to the Beverage
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Smart hydrogels act as 'micromachines' to squeeze and study living cells
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Einstein's Theory Was Right — Mars Has Its Own Clock and It Runs Faster Than Earth’s
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New interactive guide available on making the biggest climate difference
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Researchers uncover synchronous ecological collapse across Paleotethys Ocean during Permian–Triassic transition
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Researchers confirm new Rickettsia species found in dogs
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Urban blue spaces quietly support food, income and community
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Tracking forever chemicals across food web shows not all isomers are distributed equally
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Archaeological study challenges paleo diet, revealing humans have long eaten 'processed plant foods'
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Emissions from global wildfires far higher than previously thought
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Only one in 10 Hawaiʻi households meets emergency preparedness standards
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Tire and road abrasion found to be biggest sources of particulate emissions in road traffic
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Sunlight, water and air power a cleaner method for making hydrogen peroxide
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Researchers use social media for real-time monitoring of heat experiences
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The minority dilemma in media reports: Study finds cognitive bias, not prejudice, drives labels in news coverage
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Zapping stem cells could boost growth of new tissues and organs
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New levitating sensors could pave way to dark matter detection and quantum sensing
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X-ray laser offers new look at protein movement inside cells
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How cancer cells keep their chromosomes intact to continue dividing relentlessly
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Newly discovered viral enzymes act like molecular scissors to disable immune alarm signals
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Fabergé's rare Winter Egg fetches record £22.9 mn at auction
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Chimpanzee calls trigger unique brain activity in humans, revealing shared vocal processing skills
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Neuroscientists Identify Five Major Epochs of Brain Structure over Course of Human Life
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Toxoplasmosis: How a deadly parasite infects its host cells
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Chance discovery converts toxic nitric oxide into nitrogen gas at room temperature
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Rapid weather shifts govern how plants influence climate and air quality, study finds
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Optical clock sets new accuracy record, bringing us closer to a new definition of the second
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Adjustable DNA 'shield' can control timing and rate at which mRNA produces proteins in vivo
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When Americans migrate from violent states, the risk of future violence follows them
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Scientists discover supplement trio that REVERSES autism in mice - and say it could work in humans too
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Scientists call for greater focus on conserving whole ecosystems instead of charismatic species
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Blind psychic Baba Vanga's world-changing 2025 prophecy feared to occur in just DAYS
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Spain detects seven new African swine fever cases
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Scientists advance quantum signaling with twisted light technology
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Spanish pork producers 'very concerned' by African swine fever
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Crickets munch on microplastics—especially if they have a big mouth
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Ancient stalagmite provides insights into how climate affected early communities in cradle of civilization
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Shapeshifting gates guard the cell nucleus, challenging old ideas
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Striped bass are struggling: Biologists identify keys to sustainable fisheries
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What ancient Athens teaches us about debate and dissent in the social media age
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From earthquakes to wildfires, Canada is woefully ill-prepared for disasters
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The future of work—according to Generation Z—is purposeful, digital and flexible
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Seeing physics as a mountain landscape for classification of nonlinear systems
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Define your dating goals: Study shows clarity is key to dating satisfaction
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Sugars, 'gum,' stardust found in NASA's asteroid Bennu samples
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Ranked choice voting outperforms winner-take-all system used to elect nearly every US politician
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Why protecting Colorado children from dying of domestic violence is such a hard problem
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Why do family companies even exist? They know how to 'win without fighting'
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New critically endangered 'fairy lantern' plant species discovered in Malaysia
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Professor’s radical theory claims consciousness doesn’t come from the brain and may continue after death
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Before trips to Mars, we need better protection from cosmic rays
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Historical geography helps researchers solve 2,700-year old eclipse mystery
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New research discovers dementia-linked protein's role in DNA mistakes
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Supply chain resilience examined using the world of curry
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Language mixing has no negative effect on toddlers' vocabulary development, study shows
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Fungi from Minnesota can kill emerald ash borer beetles
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Spaceflight-tested menstrual cup offers choice on long missions
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Study: Severe and Persistent River Droughts Led to Collapse of Indus Valley Civilization
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All the world's buildings available as 3D models for urban and climate research
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Euphemisms and false balance: How the media is helping to normalize far-right views
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Immigration panic comes in waves. Data shows who worries most, and when
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We built a database of 290,000 English medieval soldiers—here's what it reveals
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