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A Ghost on the Moon? Private company becomes second ever to land and takes SELFIE with Earth
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Can you solve it? Clueless sudoku, a genius new puzzle
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Melting Antarctic ice sheets are slowing Earth's strongest ocean current, research reveals
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US firm Firefly Aerospace makes second-ever commercial moon landing - video
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Vesuvian ash cloud suspected of turning brain to glass
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LA coyotes less likely to spend time in wealthy areas in their home range, study finds
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Diversity, equity and inclusion in the workplace are under attack—here's why they matter more than ever
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Private Lunar Lander Blue Ghost Aces Moon Touchdown With Special Delivery for NASA
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Physicists achieve record-breaking electron beam power and current
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Two lunar landings in a week for NASA's private moon fleet
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Thousands flee after Japan's biggest wildfire in decades
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Here's a look at moon landing hits and misses
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Private lunar lander Blue Ghost aces moon touchdown with a special delivery for NASA
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'He knows how to make sure that there is no evidence': When your domestic violence abuser is a police officer
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Astronomers are used to fielding tough questions, but these are out of this world | Séamas O’Reilly
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AMOC unlikely to collapse this century despite climate change pressures, model suggests
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A new study reveals the structure of violent winds 1,300 light years away
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What are the chances an asteroid will impact Earth in 2032?
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Research taps into sugary secrets of plant nectar to bite back against mosquito-spread disease
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New findings date Los Chocoyos supereruption to 79,500 years ago, and show Earth bounced back within decades
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Lead-208's doubly magic nucleus defies expectations with surprising shape properties
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Saturday Citations: 'Thar she pokes!' Scientists capture drone footage of narwhals
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Yes, paper straws suck. Rather than bring back plastic ones, let's avoid single-use items
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European satellite launcher set for first commercial blast off
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Four dead as French island reels from devastating cyclone
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New theory suggests star mergers produce universe's highest-energy particles
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Is Trump's war on climate science pushing us into a dystopian future?
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Transparent stretchable substrate without image distortion shows potential for next-generation displays
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Graphyne's transformation: A new carbon form with potential for electronics
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First on-chip multipartite entanglement achieved with optical microcomb
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Regional and context-specific approaches can improve study of marine heat waves
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Harnessing gravity to create a low-cost microfluidic device for rapid cell analysis
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The beaver is BACK! Furry river creatures will be released into the wild in England for the first time in over 400 years to defend farmland from flooding
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Tensions in school-community partnerships hinder sustainability of SNAP-Ed programs
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Uncovering the secret life of hedgehogs
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Study challenges claim that AI use directly triggers plagiarism among university students
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Q&A: 'No credible evidence' that Ukraine has rare earth minerals, says expert
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China's forests are absorbing carbon—but for how long?
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Japanese motion capture lab builds body movement database to explore cultural nuances in emotional expression
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New study reveals harsh realities of childhood in the pre-Columbian Andes
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Toxic chemical pollutants detected in lichens and mosses in Irati forest
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How many languages can babies learn? Study shows how Ghanaian babies grow up speaking two to six languages
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Measles outbreak: how contagious is it and what are the symptoms?
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Mars time machine: Researchers create virtual model to decode red planet's climate evolution
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Scientists reveal evolutionary history of continent-sized regions in the deep mantle
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Palladium-mediated reaction enables precision engineering of peptides and proteins
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England allows wild beaver releases in 'milestone' for UK nature
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WhatsApp is DOWN: Messaging app crashes for thousands of users around the world
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How to see rare 'planetary parade' in the sky tonight
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Two dead as cyclone Garance batters French island
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Study shows married men in the US are finally doing more of the housework
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Mollusk family tree helps resolve long-standing evolutionary questions
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Mars's northern ice cap is surprisingly young, planetary scientists find
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First-of-its-kind nanosensor allows for real-time iron detection in plants
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From coral to lab: Understanding biflorane synthase for bioactive compound production
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Ceramic powders with Archimedean shapes resist extreme heat and oxidation
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Novel ferritin-based siRNA delivery system shows promise for targeted glioblastoma therapy
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From automation to analysis, AI-driven innovations are making synchrotron science faster, smarter, more efficient
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Mission accomplished for Integral, ESA's gamma-ray telescope
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Indian spacecraft Aditya-L1 observes massive solar flare
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Hot springs bubble up insights into microbe communities
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Rat sommeliers demonstrate advanced olfactory learning in wine sniffing test
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New X-ray technology captures proteins in motion
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Deep learning model boosts plasma predictions in nuclear fusion by 1,000 times
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Findings reveal an important link to Northern Hemisphere extreme temperatures
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Ancient marine organism's dual-layer structure reveals both past and present ocean environments
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Rise of the sigma male: TikTok's new gender divide
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Will neutrons compromise the operation of superconducting magnets in a fusion plant?
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Inspired by Maxwell's demon, heat flow acts as a witness to quantum properties
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