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Nasa is using robots to quietly shape the road to Mars
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Revealed: The slang words and phrases experts are calling to be BANISHED in 2026 - with '6,7' topping the list
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Quantum spins team up to create stable, long-lived microwave signals
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Cockroaches with tiny backpacks could become the world’s most unexpected spy technology
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What Is the ‘Super Flu’ That Is Spreading in Europe and the United States?
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January’s First Meteor Shower Peaks as a Bright Supermoon Steals the Sky
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How a tiny piece of orbital debris exposed a major safety risk in China’s Shenzhou mission
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Astronomers notice an hourglass like shape while scanning an ordinary galaxy
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Wolf Supermoon 2026 to light up the skies this weekend: Best time to watch, meaning behind the name and why this year is rare
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Did an exploding comet wipe out the mammoths?
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This tiny plant is helping solve crimes
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This tiny nerve may help keep the heart young
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A planet just vanished. NASA’s Hubble reveals a violent cosmic secret
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Something hidden deep underground supercharged this Chile earthquake
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Myth busted: Your body isn’t canceling out your workout
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Research roundup: 7 cool science stories we almost missed
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50,000 Years of Island-Hopping Pigs Reveal Ancient Human Migration
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Genomic and morphometric evidence for Austronesian-mediated pig translocation in the Pacific | Science
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SPARK-seq: A high-throughput platform for aptamer discovery and kinetic profiling | Science
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Inherited resilience to clonal hematopoiesis by modifying stem cell RNA regulation | Science
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Quantifying host-microbe interactions with bacterial lineage tracing | Science
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De novo design of small molecule–regulated protein oligomers | Science
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Translating climate science into legal standards: Lessons from the Milieudefensie v. Shell case | Science
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Limiting phosphonic acid interlayer–perovskite reactivity to stabilize perovskite solar modules | Science
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Rethinking intersex interventions | Science
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Next steps for WTO fisheries agreement | Science
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The future of marine fisheries | Science
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Divergent destinies of polymorphism | Science
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Genetic resistance to leukemia | Science
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Lighting the spark of aptamer data science | Science
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Australia’s harmful fossil fuel approvals | Science
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Australian rare earth plans imperil biodiversity | Science
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Magical thinking will not prevent future pandemics or improve public health | Science
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Resisting AI slop | Science
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Cremation pyre in Africa thought to be world’s oldest containing adult remains
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Tokamak experiments exceed plasma density limit, offering new approach to fusion ignition
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Genomic study reveals how people moved pigs across the Pacific
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Recent discovery reveals Africa's oldest cremation pyre and complex ritual practices
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Study unveils the dual nature of a young stellar object
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A coral reef's daily pulse reshapes microbes in surrounding waters
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Searching for light dark matter by tracking its direction with quantum sensors
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Finding runaway stars to help map dark matter in the Milky Way
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A clearer view of global capitalism | Brief letters
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Hubble Discovers Dracula’s Chivito, the Largest-Known Chaotic Planet Nursery
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The sinister letters that terrorized an Ohio town... and the chilling truth investigators say still remains hidden
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A key Alzheimer’s gene emerges in African American brain study
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What women of different ages find the most attractive in men, according to science - so, do you agree with the findings?
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Experiment nixes 'sterile' neutrino explanation of previous unexpected measurements
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NASA’s Webb telescope just discovered one of the weirdest planets ever
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Kepler 452b and Several Exoplanets Are Similar to Earth, but There's Not an Exact Twin
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'Eternal Sunshine' therapy could 'wipe' bad memories and replace them with better ones, according to top neuroscientist
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Move over 'swicy' hot honey! Experts predict 'FRICY' foods will trend in 2026 - a mix between fruity and spicy
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This 100-year-old teaching method is beating modern preschools
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Forget Rover, Buddy and Spot! Taylor Swift, Charli XCX and Elvis inspire the most popular pet names of 2025
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MIT study shows high-fat diets give liver cancer a dangerous head start
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Nearly 70% of U.S. adults could now be classified as obese
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Astronomers ring in the new year with a stunning galaxy collision
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Engineered Protein Reveals Our Brain's Hidden Language
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New images reveal what really happens when stars explode
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How Stingless Bees in the Amazon Became the First Insects With Legal Rights
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Viruses on Plastic Pollution May Be Fueling Antibiotic Resistance
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A missing protein may be aging your immune system
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The five unsolved mysteries of 2025 that captivated the world... from a UFO surviving a hellfire missile to a 'vast city' under Egypt's pyramids
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This strange ancient snake was hiding in a museum for decades
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Mysterious Dead Sea Scrolls code finally cracked revealing 2,000-year-old biblical writings
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Here we go again: Retiring coal plant forced to stay open by Trump Admin
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