Here’s the science behind nuclear weapons testing
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Why we talk to people who think differently—or why we don't
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Ørsted seeks injunction against US government over project freeze
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How to make communities more resilient to climate change
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From pint to plate, scientists brew up a new way to grow meat
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Direct 3D printing of nanolasers can boost optical computing and quantum security
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Orange pigments in birds and human redheads prevent cellular damage, study shows
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Solving quantum computing's longstanding 'no cloning' problem with an encryption workaround
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Indonesia's panda cub Rio thriving 40 days after birth
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House sparrows can help us save endangered species: A mathematical framework for genomic prediction
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Climate change accelerates tree deaths across Australian forests, study finds
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'A window into the dark universe': Astronomers spot an unexpected 'ghostly object' in the depths of space
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Black hole shreds distant 'super sun,' unleashing a spectacular event known as the Whippet
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Nanoparticles with AI-crafted sensors open paths to at-home cancer screening
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Do I have to rinse out my swimsuit after the pool? A textile scientist has the answer
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Women have fought hard to be recognized as farmers. There's still more work to be done
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Error-correction technology to turn quantum computing into real-world power
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How a biological version of rock-paper-scissors determines if lizard colors are maintained or lost
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Australia needs a school lunch program—like many other high-income countries
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ALMA devours cosmic 'hamburger,' reveals potential for giant planet formation
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To understand exoplanet habitability, we need a better understanding of stellar flaring
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The sequel paradox: Research shows less innovation sells more tickets—but only at first
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Stars and planets are linked together, and dust is the key to understanding how
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Image: Reaching the precipice in Angola
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New framework unifies space and time in quantum systems
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Researchers sustainably produce triacetic acid lactone from sugarcane
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Astronomers build molecular cloud atlas for nearby Andromeda galaxy
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Researchers build plasma accelerator that boosts electron energy and brightness at the same time
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In a Quebec park, a science game brings predator-prey dynamics to life
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Orlando confirms avian flu to blame for Lake Eola swan deaths as toll hits 19
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California's largest reservoir rises 36 feet as rains boost water supply statewide
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Blazar Ton 599's complex variability investigated by long-term observations
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Whales and orcas were carrying viruses no one knew existed
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Deep sea explorers capture incredible footage of rare giant phantom jellyfish off the coast of Argentina
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Scientists create robots smaller than a grain of salt that can think
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We can safely experiment on reflecting sunlight away from Earth. Here’s how | Dakota Gruener and Daniele Visioni
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2026 may be the year coral reefs around the world finally collapse: Expert warns the extent of loss over the next 12 months could be 'catastrophic'
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What your flirting style says about you, according to science - and it's bad news if you turn on the charm to get a free drink
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Scientists find a safer way for opioids to relieve pain
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I'm a tech expert and these John Lewis January deals on TVs, Apple products, headphones and more are too good to miss
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Earth’s toughest microbes could help humans live on Mars
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Molecular 'reshuffle' cracks an 80-year-old conundrum in controlling chirality
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Study overturns long-held model of how plants coordinate immune responses
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Earthquake shakes western Japan but causes no major damage or tsunami
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Ferroelectric materials boost data storage potential
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A rare whale is having an encouraging season for births. Scientists warn it might still go extinct
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Why multiple sclerosis slowly steals balance and movement
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Tiny 3D-printed light cages could unlock the quantum internet
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Delhi's worst air in years fuels anger in test for Modi's party
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A simple drug pair may succeed where liver fibrosis treatments failed
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A NASA satellite caught a giant tsunami doing something scientists didn’t expect
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The (metabolic) 'cost of life': New method quantifies hidden energy costs of maintaining metabolic pathways
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Voters shrug off scandals, paying a price in lost trust
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Why do South African teachers still threaten children with a beating? A psychologist explains
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How I'm helping rice farmers in India harness the power of fungi in soil
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Scientists discover “migrions,” a viral shortcut that supercharges infection
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Black holes are twisting the universe: New discovery shows Einstein was right
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Judge finds Alaska's bid to reauthorize wolf-shooting program on Kenai Peninsula is unconstitutional
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With thousands of feral horses gone, Kosciuszko's fragile ecosystems are slowly recovering
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LA fires: Chemicals from the smoke lingered inside homes long after the wildfires were out. Studies tracked the harm
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Flu drug once blamed for seizures in kids gets a surprising reversal
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New Songbird Species Discovered in Bolivia
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Nearly all women in STEM secretly feel like impostors
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Gene editing in Indonesia: Can new biotechnology solve old agricultural problems?
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Researchers develop non-destructive spectrometry technique for analyzing fragile archaeological ivory
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Think you make 200 food choices a day? Think again
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From Kathmandu to Casablanca, a generation under surveillance is rising up
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The secret to human intelligence? It might be in our gut
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Second spider-parasitic mite species described in Brazil
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7-Million-Year-Old Sahelanthropus Fossils Bolster Case for Earliest Upright Walking
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