Can you solve it? The simple geometry question that fools almost everyone
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Taiwan bounty hunters kill invading iguanas as numbers soar
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Scientists are racing to discover the depth of ocean damage sparked by the LA wildfires
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Starwatch: How to find the often overlooked constellation Monoceros
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Reintroducing wolves to Scottish Highlands could help address climate emergency, study suggests
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Scientists want to reintroduce WOLVES to the Scottish Highlands - but critics warn that it would be 'an absolute catastrophe'
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Near-complete skull discovery reveals 'top apex,' leopard-sized carnivore
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Sophie Ellis-Bextor was right...kitchen discos really ARE good for you, say scientists
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How one of the biggest threats to British honeybees could be eradicated thanks to scientific breakthrough
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Is AI making us stupider? Maybe, according to one of the world's biggest AI companies
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Three statistical stuff-ups that made everyday items look healthier (or riskier) than they really are
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The scent of the mummy. Research discovers ancient Egyptian remains smell nice
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Enzymes are the engines of life—machine learning could help scientists design new ones
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Why is it so hard to go to bed? Maybe science has the answer | Emma Beddington
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Family caregivers hiding harm by vulnerable relatives due to guilt and fears of state care
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Want to make sure you don't swelter in your next home? Check these 12 features before you rent or buy
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TV show 'Severance' looks at workplace personalities—there are healthier ways to separate home and office life
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Earth is already shooting through the 1.5°C global warming limit, two major studies show
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Dingoes are being culled in Victoria: How much harm to the species is needed to protect commercial profits?
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A newly proposed protocol to boost privacy in quantum sensor networks
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Saturday Citations: One tough neutrino; time palindrome time; sizing up animal brains
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Tigers, zebras and other stuffed animals will get new homes after health concerns kept them hidden
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Tunisian startup takes on e-waste challenge
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Climate change outpaces tree migration, human intervention may be needed: Study
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Quantum-inspired advancement turns crystal gaps into terabyte storage for classical memory
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New optical tech boosts gravitational-wave detection capabilities
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Do You Need to Worry About an Asteroid Hitting Earth?
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New findings on the power of enzymes could reshape biochemistry
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Scientists use distant sensor to monitor American Samoa earthquake swarm
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Research reveals how Earth got its ice caps
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Does planetary evolution favor human-like life? Study ups odds we're not alone
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Replacing trial and error: Molecular methods clear the way for faster and more cost-effective separations
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Analysis reveals global patterns of trait matching in bird-plant networks
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Report documents devastation of ancient city of Palmyra, a World Heritage Site, after the fall of the Assad regime
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NASA tests drones to provide localized forecasting and aid in fire response
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Scientists reveal microbiome–host co-oscillation patterns in goat from birth to puberty
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Tech has changed. Dating? It's complicated
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Gene-edited rice can produce a compound that's vital for human health
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AI and biophysical modeling unite for novel protein design
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Research sheds light on using multiple CubeSats for in-space servicing and repair missions
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Inconsistent reporting by companies leads to underestimation of methane's climate impact, study finds
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Release of Type Ia supernovae data may hold key to the history of the universe
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New approach identifies reproducible volatile organic compounds for lung cancer diagnosis
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Dance of magnetism and light: Study finds nonreciprocal second harmonic generation disappears in 2D material
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Asteroid Ryugu samples suggest presence of salty water in outer solar system
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From liquid to solid: New technique uncovers disease-related changes in tiny droplets within our cells
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France finds smuggled dinosaur teeth in parcels bound for Italy
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Treatment for horses may lead to therapy for type of blindness
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Perfect storm: Megafires set the stage for debris flows
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New study challenges effectiveness of midyear tests in schools amidst national shift away from standardized assessments
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Peatlands store more carbon than forests but face protection shortfall
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CRISPR system variant shows a novel DNA cleavage mechanism
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Novel catalyst enhances oxygen evolution reaction in acidic conditions to boost green hydrogen production
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Char made from cigarette butts may help mitigate pollution in waterways
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Innovative porous organic crystal structure offers superior CO₂ separation
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Self-sealing, atomically thin dialysis membranes: Proteins transform leakage into filtration advantage
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Atmospheric rivers explain atypical El Niño and La Niña years
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AI model generates antimicrobial peptide structures for screening against treatment-resistant microbes
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Looking to the past to understand the impacts of human land use in South Asia
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Shark attacks fall to 28-year-low in 2024
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How NASA's Lunar Trailblazer will make a looping voyage to the moon
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A novel technique for identifying magnetic ordering in antiferromagnets
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Water molecules help proteins read the human genome, research reveals
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Atomic traffic control—researchers develop novel technology for more precise quantum sensors
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Feet first: Understanding how mRNA helps cells 'walk'
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Undersea mountains are key 'hubs' for sharks
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'Work flow' music designed to improve performance does just that
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Veterinarians perform cataract surgery on bald eagle in Florida
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How does that atmospheric river flow? Scientists modernize research to understand
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California aims to limit pesticide: Central Valley farmworker communities say it's not enough
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