Pentagon baffled by 8,000 mysterious UFO orbs hovering over US military bases
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Dynamic time warping-based framework traces fine particulate matter pollution cross-regional movement in China
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Warped protoplanetary disks reshape existing ideas about how planets form
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Enzyme-driven process explains how NeuO selectively stains living neurons, solving a decade-old mystery
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Microplastics are here, there and everywhere
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AI-powered materials map speeds up materials discovery
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Conservationists call for more data to help protect pangolins
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Beneficial gut microbes can detect a wide range of nutrient breakdown products
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International food trade diverts world's water resources towards wealthier nations, report warns
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Cells locally make two protein classes at mitochondria to support energy production
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Droughts making air deadlier in Latin America, study finds
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New study reveals destructive effects of gender norms, expectations for female bosses
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Material design strategy unlocks magnetic tunability in quasicrystal approximants
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Biophysical techniques reveal dynamic movements in RNA-degrading molecular machines
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New finds shed light on Canopus, the ancient Egyptian port city lost to the sea
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How cells remodel their membranes—without any energy supply
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The midlife crisis is a thing of the past! 'Unhappiness hump' at age 47 has disappeared, scientists say
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Scientists map complete structure of deadly botulinum toxin complex for first time
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Be it feast or famine, orangutans adapt with flexible diets
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Crocodile-relative 'hypercarnivore' from prehistoric Patagonia was over 3 meters long and weighed 250 kilos
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How to harness the ocean for prosperity: Funding African innovations can unlock the blue economy
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Best wireless over-ear headphones of 2025: Tested and reviewed models from Sony, Sonos, Bowers & Wilkins and more
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Chemists create new high-energy compound to fuel space flight
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New database expands understanding of Pacific coral reef fish
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Himalayan flash floods: Climate change worsens them, but poor planning makes them deadly
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Diversity of lemurs in Madagascar due to repeated evolutionary bursts, not one-off radiation, study finds
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Origami-inspired folding strategy for hydrogel pores enables precise control
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In a challenging labor market, Black women with disabilities are choosing self-employment
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Changing climate pushed islanders to 'chase the rain' across the Pacific 1,000 years ago
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Species that never interact can still profoundly influence each other's evolution
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Education pays in Arkansas, especially for women
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Geoscientists prove for the first time that microplastics are stored in forests
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A new roommate: Rare shrimp found living in mud shrimp's burrow
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Researchers propose heat engine that surpasses classical thermodynamic limits
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Biblical mystery solved as 5,500-year-old factory is discovered in Israel
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Fatal attraction: Reflective light from wind turbine blades may be luring bats to their deaths
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Escaped slaves on St. Croix hid their settlements so well, they still haven't been found
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Why personal finance is harder when you're a migrant
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We drilled deep under the sea to learn more about mega-earthquakes and tsunamis
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How Iceland's fiery mantle plume scattered ancient volcanoes across the North Atlantic
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Gene-tweaked albino toads reveal hidden costs of losing pigment
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Workplace injuries: Why immigrants take longer to recover
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Young people in coastal towns are getting left behind. Here's what could help
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MRI technology inspires quantum advancement with 2D materials
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Wheat that makes its own fertilizer may reduce pollution, offer lower costs for farmers
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Study explores how teacher training and reading programs affect literacy in Mozambique
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Fungi found on dying buckthorn could control the highly invasive species
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Droplet dynamics point way to better spray technology for protecting coral reefs
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Surprising reason many Americans are NOT preparing for the deadliest part of hurricane season
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Common metal, unusual power: Manganese complex sets new standard in photochemistry
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Certain communities of pond plants may increase greenhouse gases
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Political parties mostly ignore existing economic inequality, large-scale analysis finds
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Sharks are losing their deadly teeth thanks to climate change, scientists warn
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Electrons reveal their handedness in attosecond flashes
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Turbulent flights to continue as warming world shakes skies
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Droughts don't just dry up water—they drain livelihoods and weaken local economies
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High-performance iron catalyst for fuel cells provides platinum alternative
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A blaze of glory: SpaceX's starship goes the distance in tenth flight test
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The exposed core of this supernova is a head-scratcher
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‘Bristling with spikes’: oldest known ankylosaur fossil found in Morocco
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'Bizarre' armored dinosaur, Spicomellus afer, with meter-long neck spikes rewrites tail weapon timeline
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Chemists show how RNA might have started to make proteins on early Earth
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Glow-in-the-dark succulents that recharge with sunlight could pave way to plant-based lighting systems
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Evolutionary makeover: Two big steps that influenced the evolution of human bipedality
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Physicists create thin films that unite topological insulators and ferroelectric behavior
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Australia faces a home insurance reckoning—and we can learn from California's bold move
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Asian plateaus' uplift drives climate shifts and shapes biodiversity patterns, study finds
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'Peak water security' crisis leaves millions across US at risk, research finds
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Radioactive time bomb lurks in the Atlantic as 200,000 toxic barrels threaten millions
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Tasmanian tiger extinction may have been facilitated by ancestral gene loss
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