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Deep-sea mining sediment plumes travel farther than expected, monitoring study finds
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Iron-based catalyst achieves near-perfect efficiency for water oxidation, offering sustainable hydrogen production
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Police are seizing 3D-printed guns across Australia, but laws aren't keeping up
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Simple physical gestures can counteract stereotypes introduced by subtle linguistic cues
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The child boss in 'Severance' reveals a devastating truth about work and child-rearing in the 21st century
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Green energy doesn't benefit everyone: ubuntu ideas can help include more people
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Solanum pan-genome for crucial crops paves the way for better breeding
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Satellite image analysis delivers new insight into the functional diversity of tropical forests
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Climate change: Scientists discover differences in the way forest and desert flies process external temperature
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Standardized production of bone tools by our ancestors pushed back 1 million years
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Neural network deciphers gravitational waves from merging neutron stars in a second
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The Antarctic ozone hole is healing, thanks to global reduction of CFCs
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Amphibians are increasingly vulnerable to global warming, heat tolerance study shows
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Genetic discovery puts bigger, tastier tomatoes and eggplants on the horizon
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Eccentricities of orbits point to significantly different upbringings for small and large planets
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Discovery of potential exoplanet companion to hot Jupiter TOI-2818b offers clues to planet formation
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How sand mining is eroding rivers, livelihoods and cultures
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AI deepfakes threaten democracy and people's identities. 'Personality rights' could help
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Beyond the garage: How important are spaces to business creation?
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Solar farms can host up to three times as many birds as crop fields—new research
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Putting vegetarian options higher up on hotel menus could reduce carbon emissions
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Fires used to terrify city residents—new research suggests climate change could revive this fear
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'Self-silencing' in conversations linked to altered personal actions
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How perceived gender differences cost women opportunities and influence
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NASA's SpaceX Crew-10 to explore deep space exercise and health
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After 120 years of conservation efforts, Yellowstone bison are a single breeding population, researchers discover
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Bonobos and chimps offer clues to how our early ancestors had sex for social purposes
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Genetic mixing: The secret to killer whale resilience and adaptability
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Spectroscopy study reveals how agave plants survive extreme droughts
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LGBTQ+ people are twice as likely to experience hidden homelessness
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New fossil discovery of an early human ancestor reveals that it walked upright, just like humans
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Ancient DNA reveals 6,000 years of the lives of Antarctic penguins
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The (baby) eagle has landed! Big Bear bald eagles Jackie and Shadow welcome first hatchling
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Sharper image: Optics instrument reveals pictures of 'baby planets'
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Nessie loves a sunny summer's day—how anecdotes become data
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Unburied treasure: Rover researchers find unexpected minerals on Mars that hint at possibility of ancient life
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Spotted owls are disappearing fast, and federal cuts could mean no one's left to count them
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Can surface fractures on Earth, Mars, and Europa predict habitability on other planets?
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A gentler and more efficient method to purify proteins with light
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Near-complete genome assembly of Chinese spring opens the door for future wheat breeding
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Supercomputers reveal how small ocean processes influence storms
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Astronomers detect new polar cataclysmic variable
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Butterfly-inspired 4D printing of smart hydrogels enables precise micro-nano deformation
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Cold atoms on a chip: Opening the doors to accessible quantum research
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Chiral liquid crystals improve solar cell efficiency and stability by 50 times
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Meta-analysis uncovers public's skill in detecting fake news, but skepticism towards true news persists
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New insights into pygmy blue whale foraging
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Moth collected in 1855 is key to describing 11 new species
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New species of 'dunny frogs' found in Queensland and Western Australia
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World's most advanced humanoid robot gives chilling response when asked if it's going to take our jobs
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Lyrebird's secret farming skills uncovered in Australian forests
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Creative thinking linked to higher literacy and numeracy performance in students
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A machine learning approach to enhance mosquito repellent effectiveness
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Crafting the perfect pitch: Insights into business-to-investor marketing
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Lebanon multidimensional crisis diminishing trust in public education and worsening inequality, study shows
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Toxic microplastics blamed on unexpected product that's 'everywhere you look'
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Alexandria is SINKING into the sea thanks to climate change, study warns
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US embassies end pollution data popular in China and India
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New study examines how physics students perceive recognition
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Pre-Columbian 'puppets' indicate ritual connections across Central America
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Australia readies as cyclone veers towards eastern coast
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Rain, snow offer hope in Japan's worst wildfire in 50 years
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Quantum leap: Computing's next frontier takes form
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Finnish space center monitors climate change on the front line
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SpaceX aims for Thursday Starship test flight
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Europe's Ariane 6 rocket launch rescheduled to March 6
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New synthesis technology for single-crystal 2D semiconductors could spawn next-generation devices
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How human activities affect sea otters
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Cloud–radiation feedback found to be key to diverse tropical Pacific warming projections
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